10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNTUNEFULNESS»
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untunefulness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
untunefulness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Proceedings of the Musical Association
But still we can conveniently gauge the untunefulness of other intervals by -taking
this speed of half a beat per second as a guide. Measuring thus, we find the
fourth on this F (F up to B flat) is about 50 per cent. more untuneful than the fifth ...
He would never exclude a student because of untunefulness, and, believe it or
not, he never had uncertain singers. Individual attention was the secret to
success. It takes time and a good bit of extra effort on your part as a teacher, but
the ...
3
The Monthly Chronicle of North-country Lore and Legend
For utter and irredeemable untunefulness, I remember nothing to equal a cry
which, I am afraid, no possible notation could enable me to give even an
approximately good notion of ; yet it must be familiar to those who have paid any
attention to ...
4
The Monthly Musical Record
The members of the Richter choir distinguished themselves by a delightful
untunefulness which had an element of grim humour in it. Grimness there was
also, but, alas ! no humour, in the " rhapsody " of Brahms, for solo alto voice,
chorus, and ...
What can have come to the Italian national ear, which used to be so sensitive to
untunefulness, and so intolerant of any departure from “the middle of the note ”?
In Germany, for many years past, pn'me-do/me have not been expected to sing ...
Clement Scott, Bernard Edward Joseph Capes, Charles Eglington, 1888
... named the Congregational Music Association gathered the opinions of 3,000
clergy and laity on the subject of singing in the churches, and seven-eighths of
the number were of the opinion that elaborateness and diflicuity and
untunefulness ...
... to reconcile the discordant opinions regarding the untunefulness of English
words set to music, it will be necessary here to touch upon two operatic
productions of a new and rival house, as opposed to the success of " Camilla " at
Drury Lane ...
8
Report of the Proceedings
(2) The elaborateness and difficulty, and (often) untunefulness of the music
rendered. (3) The force of example — no one sings. (4) Laziness and indifference
. Time will not permit me to enquire minutely into the force of each of these
reasons, ...
Was he himself weary of untunefulness 1 May it not have been that the music
always underlay the philosophy, that the philosophy was always ready, in
favouring circumstances, to break into song — that life's ' scowl of cloud ' hides
behind ...
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Chapters of opera: being historical and critical ...
The performance suffered shipwreck, however, in the famous first finale, because
of the untunefulness of the orchestra, and the incapacity of the enlisted stage
bands. In " Mefistofele," on December 5th, Nilsson appeared as Marguerite and ...
Henry Edward Krehbiel, 1911
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNTUNEFULNESS»
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untunefulness is used in the context of the following news items.
2013 Scottish Championships - As it happened
Some untunefulness follows but the cornet cadenza is bravely executed, followed by an excellent horn. The band seems to regain confidence and it goes well to ... «4barsrest.com, Aug 13»
The Music of Gilbert Vinter
There are mistakes and errors, and untunefulness too – but that is an even greater reason to enjoy them – they have not been sanitised by the technological ... «4barsrest.com, Feb 09»
