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... reduced to a confined contralto. She had entirely lost all its upper tones, and possessed little more than one octave of good natural note; if she attempted to go higher she nroduced only a shriek, quite unnatural and almost painful to the ear. Her first appearance ...
... properly either bass, or tenor, or alto, or treble ; in fact, he imagined that he had a voice containing three octaves of natural notes—thus making himself a greater wonder than all the greatest singers who have lived. We once suffered under the infliction ...
... chastest and most simple character—all fioriture or ornament save that which is accomplished by the developement and swell of natural notes is banished. We did not remark that he had recourse to the falsetto, even in those high and exaggerated pitches in which ...
... chastest and most simple character—all fioriture or ornament save that which is accomplished by the developement and swell of natural notes is banished. We did not remark that he had recourse to the falsetto, even in those high and exaggerated pitches in which ...
... art, and satisfied us that his former disuse of it was founded solely on a well-merited confidence in the compass of his natural notes in ordinary passages. Coletti's Tell was admirable. After God Save the Queen had been sung by the whole force of the ...
... art, and satisfied us that his former disuse of it was founded solely on a well-merited confidence in the compass of his natural notes in ordinary passages. Coletti's Tell was admirable. After God Save the Queen had been sung by the whole force of the ...
... period, and while he always cared for the welfare of his hinouters, Ito imparted unto them no beverage C l in , oxicataig nature. Note ithicanding the weather during ty day was rely unpropitious, the chapel was ti.!ed almost to suffocation. Mr. Comely, at ...
... colour being heightened by some judicious accidental sharps m its more pathetic passages. The semitones introducing the natural notes of the diatonic scale immediately sequent, have a pleasing and plaintive effect. It is nevertheless easy, of moderate compass ...
... and Navy. The advantages of this Patent are-1. All the Tones and Semitones produced by the Lever are as perfect as the Natural Notes on the Instrument. 2. The intervals in the DIATONIC and Criaostartc SCALES are perfect, the compass greater, and the most ...
... and Navy. The advantages of this Patent are-1. All the Tones and Semitones produced by the Lever are as perfect as the Natural Notes on the Instrument. 2. The intervals in the Dr AToxic and CHROMATIC ScALEsar e perfect, the compass greater, and the most ...
... and Navy. The advantages of this Patent are-1. All the Tones and Semitones produced by the Lever are as perfect at the Natural Notes on the Instrument. 2. The intervals in the Di ATos; c and CHROMATIC SCALES ZITO perfect, the compass greater, and the most ...
... they run gradually smaller. These, well as the Steel Band and Swiss Bells, are arranged in two rows—the lower giving the natural notes, and the upper the flats and sharps. The compass of the Rook Band m six and a half octaves, that of the Steel Band six ...