Masters in Music: a Monthly Magazine 3
Masters in Music: a Monthly Magazine 3
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ing- and gleam ^yn{ht MCMII by Oliver DitsonCompaiy.
93 Digitized by Google 46 MASTERS IN MUSIC i a ^ ^ ?
^ T=9- ' 4 loved, oh, how man - -^jz. maid - en fair. And man - j^ fight no - ble ^oco rit.
i a tempo & f r f ^m fel low.
Where are they now? The shrill winds blow,'While a tempo ^^^a ^m & ^ ^ -0 — # ±=ji foam creststhe wan-der-ing bil low.
^ f i m.
^ ^ ^^^ ^ tt r ^^ :i: ^: --:2~pi: 5ti 94 :yr ^ 5: 1: Digitized by Google XIV. THE ROSE COMPLAINED Von BODENSTEDT. ( From the Persian of M.Schaf...fy.) Translatedhy G.L.OSGOOD, Op.42,N95 Lar ghetto . Fervent and tender.
eI* g^^ m ^1 The rose com - * esfressivo p 'i-^t'ii JaJJ i ^ ^ :) » I p=l Con P^rf .
^ WiJi ■> ^ Jl I n ^ ^ 'f Jl tJ Jl d plaind with hang- - ing . head, Her fra-grance all too soon was ^ '^ f !• » ^ ^ P go - ing, Which spring had lav ish'd sweet and ver - nal!
m UJ ^ ^ ^ ^ Wvris^it MCMll b^ OliTcr Ditson Company.
Digitized by Google 48 MASTERS IN MUSIC her, 'twas then I said.
Her fra-grance thro' my song-s was float - ing, And there would find a life e > ter- nail te ^ 1 ^=- ..p— 1 ^ ' ^ ^ i ^ * — ^ ^ ^ S ^ T^ T Digitized by VjOOQlC Digitized by Google FRANZ LISZT With his deep-set eyes, made more brilliant by the shaggy eyebrows which shadowed them, his bold, strong nose, his long mouth depressed at the comers, and his masses of white hair falling almost to his shoulders, which were " drawn up," as one observer remarks, "from constant playing,'' Liszt must have been a peculiarly striking and impressive figure.
What to read after Masters in Music: a Monthly Magazine 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Gregory Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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