Early Days in the Connecticut Valley
Early Days in the Connecticut Valley
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The author did not think much of the use of sharps and flats, but put in a few now and then, " to accommodate the weaker brethren. " He wrote his earliest music in two parts, and was the author of old "China, " always performed to-day at old folks concerts.
That the people of Hatfield and Hadley excelled in the performance of vocal music we have undeniable proof, for in the diary of one " J. Judd, " we find the statement, concerning a lecture held in Hadley in 1768 : " People went over from Hat...field, and among them, J. Judd, Jr.
Connecticut Valley, jg Fine singing, a good sermon, good beef and rich gravy. A great multitude in the evening was gathered at the singing school. Hatfield singers shined upon anthems. Hadley never shined so well — the town was alive and appeared with spirit. " Some of the old time singers had special gifts in musi- cal lines. One man, it is said, could sing counter on one side of his mouth, and tenor on the other side, at the same time. We know not whether this remarkable per- former belonged to the musical society of Hampshire county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The author did not think much of the use of sharps and flats, but put in a few now and then, " to accommodate the weaker brethren. " He wrote his earliest music in two parts, and was the author of old "China, " always performed to-day at old folks concerts.
That the people of Hatfield and Hadley excelled in the performance of vocal music we have undeniable proof, for in the diary of one " J. Judd, " we find the statement, concerning a lecture held in Hadley in 1768 : " People went over from Hat...field, and among them, J. Judd, Jr.
Connecticut Valley, jg Fine singing, a good sermon, good beef and rich gravy. A great multitude in the evening was gathered at the singing school. Hatfield singers shined upon anthems. Hadley never shined so well — the town was alive and appeared with spirit. " Some of the old time singers had special gifts in musi- cal lines. One man, it is said, could sing counter on one side of his mouth, and tenor on the other side, at the same time. We know not whether this remarkable per- former belonged to the musical society of Hampshire county.
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