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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «IMPROVISATOR»
Découvrez l'usage de
improvisator dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
improvisator et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
We have said that, at Naples, many things were, unhappily, passing away ; the
improvisator is one of these. Why is the improvisator passing? What is the cause
of his decline? Every body has asked this and no one has been able to make a ...
2
Ladies' Magazine of Literature, Fashion and the Fine Arts
But look at the preacher and the improvisator upon the same ground, and you will
see that the preacher holds forth to the desert, whilst the improvisator sings to the
crowd. It cannot be the preacher, therefore, who has killed the improvisator.
Timothy Shay Arthur,
1845
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Edinburgh Magazine: Or Literary Miscellany
Observations on the Poetry of the Finlanders. From Ascerhi's Travels through
Sweden, Finland, and Lapland. AT the poetical recitatiSns of the with him, and
then repeats it alone. Finlanders. a circle is formed of This gives the improvisator
time ...
The turn of the natives for poetry, and the manner in which they recite their
poetical compositions is thus stated : " A circle is formed of the auditors, in the
midst of which stand the improvisator, and his repertory coadjutor. " Every line
which the ...
5
Historical, literary, and artistical travels in Italy, a ...
Though wiibout riders, the horses are not particularly fast, and it is most probable
that they would he outrun at the races of Newmarket or our Champ de Mars. The
Florentine Improvisator'! did not shine much on this occasion ; they seem to ...
Antoine Claude Pasquin Valery (known as),
1839
... from ancient practice. A circle is formed os the auditors, in the midst of which
stand the improvisator, and his repetitory coadjutor. Every l-ine which the
improvisator sings or delivers, is repeated in the same tune by the coadjutor, who
, taking ...
7
A Sketch of the Political History of Ancient Greece
In countries where nothing similar is found, it is difficult to represent such scenes
to the mind ; but whoever has had an opportunity of listening to the improvisator!
of Italy, can easily form an idea of Demodocus and Phemius. However imperfect
...
Arnold Hermann Ludwig Heeren, George Bancroft,
1829
A circle is formed of the auditors, in the midst of which stand the improvisator and
repeti- Printed XVI. in capitals, at the head of the chapter. tory tory coadjutor.
Every line which the improvisator sings or delivers, Accrbfs Travels through
Sniedeil.
9
The Letters of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1814-1843
It was then I saw for the first time an Improvisator. I was talking with a gentleman
in a corner of the room, when from the opposite I heard the sound of a piano, and
a moment afterwards a voice neither singing nor declaiming — but something ...
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Andrew R. Hilen,
1967
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Travels through Sweden, Finland and Lapland to the ...
The manner in which they recite their verses in public is singular, and said to be
derived from ancient practice. . A cirple is formed of the auditors, in the midst of
which stand the improvisator, and his repetitory coadjutor. Every line which. the ...
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «IMPROVISATOR»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
improvisator est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
MC Municipal Band closes season tonight
Program: "The Star Spangled Banner," Key-Smith; "The Crosley March," Fillmore; "The Improvisator" Overture, D'Albert-Hindsley; "Largo," ... «Mason City Globe Gazette, juil 15»
Room to move in dance inventions
Crisp's festival show, No-one Will Tell Us . . . , features her performing with fellow improvisator Andrew Morrish and electric guitarist Hansueli ... «The West Australian, nov 14»
Omar Sosa New AfroCuban Quartet Continues Harris Center's …
A musician extraordinaire--composer, arranger, pianist, percussionist, improvisator, and communicator-Omar Sosa has performed numerous ... «Broadway World, juin 14»
Eindrücke von den Tagen für Neue Musik Zürich 2013: Wie anders …
Einem Trugbild wie in «Migro» von Arthur Kampela, wo sich der Komponist als Improvisator an der Gitarre und anderen Instrumenten mit ... «Neue Zürcher Zeitung, nov 13»
Well-known historian to give lecture on 'Michael Collins and the …
... about Collins's application to his role as minister when he was appoint in 1919 the writer Frank O'Connnor said: "He was a born improvisator, ... «Businessandleadership.com, août 12»
Economy intensifies musician Auerbach's struggle
Auerbach, who bills himself as “the improvisator,” said he is struggling to market himself in new ways while dealing with a mountain of debt. «Napa Valley Register, nov 10»
«Norwegian Song 3» i fin, ny stil
... Trio er utvidet til kvartett på halve repertoaret, med trompetist Palle Mikkelborg som melodiforteller og improvisator i karakteristisk stil. At unge ... «Dagbladet.no, oct 10»
Improvise Harmony Easily
has released the Harmony Improvisator VST plug-in, described as a completely new composition tool that makes the world of harmonic ... «Sonic State, févr 08»
Saul Bellow, Who Breathed Life Into American Novel, Dies at 89
... a hectic nonstop monologuist and improvisator, a champion detractor. To be loused up by Humboldt was really a kind of privilege. It was like ... «New York Times, avril 05»