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... [THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR:'| 1 When Irish, eyes are smiling. Words by CHAUNCEY OLCOTT GEO. GRAFF, Jr. Music by ERNEST R. BALL. The struggle for the possession of Souchez is at last drawing to a successful close. The French are now in partial occupation of the town and are gradually fighting their way eastward through the village streets in the direction of their ultimate objective-- Lens. Buval ...
... . This comic musical notation is the work of Jean Gerard, otherwise known as Grandville, the caricaturist (1803-1847). The photographs, of originals which probably no longer exist, were found in an amateur's album. Those who care to follow the notes will discover that they tell a story descriptive of the music, for example, in the Waltz there is a little idyll oi the ball-room. The Oriental ...
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... The fateps Tjite special section dealing wk witk a famous musical instrument wliick reigned supreme for (>00 years FROM the twelth century to the mid-eighteenth the lute-- your pot-bellied lute-- was the inevit able accompaniment of romance. Its haunting, tender notes vibrated through the cold grey Gothic halls and tapestry-hung boudoirs of the middle ages-- enchanting musicians and artists ...
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... Opera as a Reflection of Life Louise at Covent Garden The Wreckers at the After Noon Theatre Two New Operas The two operas with which London audiences have been made acquainted during the last few d ...
... Opera as a Reflection of Life Louise at Covent Garden The Wreckers at the After Noon Theatre Two New Operas The two operas with which London audiences have been made acquainted during the last few d ...
... I i RADIO CAR I 19,000 BRITISH MOTORISTS A A HI CAN'T BE WRONG FROM l*#GNS. Philco Radio Television Corporation of ■H Great Britain Ltd., Perivale, Middlesex. What a car, what a view, what V a girl and what a radio More I than 1 9,000 British motorists are A completing roadside idylls this S Spring with music. As they drive, I as they picnic, they switch on their Philco Car Radios and take HI ...
... Impressionism in French Mtasic TRANSLATED INTO IMPRESSIONISM IN BRITISH ART L'APRES-MIDI D'UN FAUNE By C. DEBUSSY BY S. B. DE LA BERE Dcfcussy, who is regarded as the leader of the impressionistic movement in music, is best known in London by his mystical prelude, 44 L'Apr&s-midi d'un faune, based on the poem by Mallurme, which represents a faun emerging from the forest into the noonday ...