Zegelda Romanief a Story About Music
Zegelda Romanief a Story About Music
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I for- got. First, I want you to sing to me. Take the piano or organ, whichever you prefer. " With that, she drew a large arm-chair on the rug before the piano, and sat down.
It was an embarrassing situation, a total g o ZEGELDA KOMA. VJEF.
stranger in this rich and apparently eccentric wonvin's house, and asked to sing in this off- hand manner, as if it were the most natural thing in the world !
Fortunately, he was equal to the occasion. She had meant it as a test ; and, had he hesi 4 - tated ...or pleaded any inability, it is highly prob- able that this would have been his first and only appearance in that elegant and fashion- able music-room. He sat down to the piano, and began a simple song from memory. Some- thing about the touch and sound of the splen- did instrument, the hushed room, and perhaps a dim idea that he was, as it were, on trial for his musical life, nerved him to do his best. The song over, Miss Brown said abruptly, " Sing something more. " Three times she did this, without a sign of approval or disapproval, praise or blame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I for- got. First, I want you to sing to me. Take the piano or organ, whichever you prefer. " With that, she drew a large arm-chair on the rug before the piano, and sat down.
It was an embarrassing situation, a total g o ZEGELDA KOMA. VJEF.
stranger in this rich and apparently eccentric wonvin's house, and asked to sing in this off- hand manner, as if it were the most natural thing in the world !
Fortunately, he was equal to the occasion. She had meant it as a test ; and, had he hesi 4 - tated ...or pleaded any inability, it is highly prob- able that this would have been his first and only appearance in that elegant and fashion- able music-room. He sat down to the piano, and began a simple song from memory. Some- thing about the touch and sound of the splen- did instrument, the hushed room, and perhaps a dim idea that he was, as it were, on trial for his musical life, nerved him to do his best. The song over, Miss Brown said abruptly, " Sing something more. " Three times she did this, without a sign of approval or disapproval, praise or blame.
What to read after Zegelda Romanief a Story About Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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