... by a sense of the weariness of the house, on account of the lateness of the performances. Her voice has some very sweet natural notes in it, and will be a welcome one to the ears of the metropolis. We judge of its compass and rich qualities from her execution ...

... a sense of the weariness of the house, on account of the -lateness of the performances. Her voice has some very sweet natural notes in it, and will be a welcome one to the ears of the metropolis. We judge of its compass and rich qualities from her execution ...

... that exhibited her own graces of person to the best advantage.. Her expression is very pleasing. Her voice has some sweet natural notes in it, ancLwill be a welcome one to the ears of the metropolis. We judge of its compass and rich qualities from her execution ...

... three pieces of music ' of about five rages each. By erch of these ones be gained 1,365 francs. For a bar 12(r., far a natural note Mr., for flats am) sharp 3 fr. each, a quaver one franc and a halt, for a semiquaver 15 sous, for a elemi:•emiquaver 7 ...

... to depend on the jl musical scale. The plan proposed gives to t' ,c *- each hour a different musical sound, according natural notes of tbe gamut. Thus, at iv * clock would give the sound of la, the lowest * clef; at 2it would give la, si, and on ;at ...

... not sing when caged; they warble only while they float upon the liberal air. They are not easily made to resign their natural note, and sing Cod save the King I It must be painful to them; thus we pity always birds encaged, and Robert Southey. Even their ...

... not sing when caged; they warble only while they float upon the liberal air. They are not easily made to resign their natural note, and sing God save the King I It must be painful to them; thus we pity always birds en- ' caged, and Robert Southey. Even ...

... pl ei of I.lusic, of shout live pages each; by each of these pages he •.;ained 1,365 francs. Lot a 'tar, 12 francs for a natural note., 6 francs ; for flats an 1 s'.arps, francs net ; fix a quaver, le franc; fur a sankravcr, 15 sons; :or A desni-sti turaver ...

... musical scale. The plan proposed gives to the last stroke of each hour a different musical sound, according with one of the natural notes of the gamut. Thus, at one in the morning the clock would give the sound of is, the lowest tone of the bass clef; at two ...

... passage ; the tones produced the introduction of the hand into the bell being of a totally different quality from the natural notes. Indeed we should never like to see the instrument removed from its proper place the back row of the orchestra. Let me ...

... musical scale. The plan proposed gives to the last stroke of each hour a different musical sound, according with one of the natural notes of the gamut. Thus, at 1 in the morning the clock would give the sound of /a. the lowest tone of the base clef; at 2 it ...

... musical scale. The plan proposed gives to the last stroke of each honr a different musical sound, according with one ofthe natural notes of the gamut. Thos, at one in the morning, the clock would give the sound of la, the lowest tone of the bass clef; at two ...