A History of Music Education in the United StatesUniversity Press of New England, 1982 - 396 pagine A prime reference work for music students preparing to teach. |
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... began her own singing school . At the age of fourteen , she married John Clark , a woodsman and surveyor . In 1880 , yellow fever took her husband , leaving her a widow at the age of twenty with a child on the way . She summoned courage ...
... began her own singing school . At the age of fourteen , she married John Clark , a woodsman and surveyor . In 1880 , yellow fever took her husband , leaving her a widow at the age of twenty with a child on the way . She summoned courage ...
Pagina 279
... began a business as a music dealer and taught music in the public schools and formed classes in piano , voice , and organ . He began publishing The Key Note , which later became The Massachusetts Music Journal . In these publications ...
... began a business as a music dealer and taught music in the public schools and formed classes in piano , voice , and organ . He began publishing The Key Note , which later became The Massachusetts Music Journal . In these publications ...
Pagina 328
... began realizing the possibilities of the a cap- pella movement in 1930 when G. Ricordi and Company began ad- vertising in the Music Supervisors Journal . In May of that year the Oxford University Press advertised the a cappella ...
... began realizing the possibilities of the a cap- pella movement in 1930 when G. Ricordi and Company began ad- vertising in the Music Supervisors Journal . In May of that year the Oxford University Press advertised the a cappella ...
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Colonial New England I | 1 |
The Singing School | 13 |
Tune Books and Performance Practice | 32 |
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