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88. |
A Basso's Wit, |
86
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254. |
A Bold Pupil, |
249
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40. |
A Boy's Memory, |
43
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211. |
A Burial Place Denied, |
207
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291. |
A Charitable Trio, |
290
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229. |
A Comical Revenge, |
226
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30. |
A Concert Preacher, |
35
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232. |
A Compliment from Haydn, |
228
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96. |
A Composer's Chagrin, |
92
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206. |
A Costly Fiddle, |
204
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19. |
A Critical Composition, |
26
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190. |
A Deserved Chastisement, |
187
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144. |
A Double Dose of Brahms, |
145
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265. |
A Dressing-room War, |
260
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63. |
A Fiddler's Trick, |
64
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98. |
A Frightened Desdemona, |
95
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224. |
A Great German Songstress, |
220
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183. |
A Great Thief, |
180
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153. |
A Gentle Critic, |
154
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227. |
A Gory Drumstick, |
223
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135. |
A Great Quartet, |
135
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75. |
A Hatful of Pearls, |
74
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186. |
A Kind Act, |
185
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249. |
A Little Trick of Paganini's, |
245
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197. |
A Long Encore Number, |
195
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37. |
A Musical Priest, |
41
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217. |
A Musical Tragedy, |
213
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193. |
A Narrow Escape, |
190
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233. |
A Particular Prima Donna, |
229
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114. |
A Patient Pupil, |
111
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72. |
A Patti Reception that She Didn't Receive, |
72
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105. |
A Peculiar Genius, |
101
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288. |
A Peculiar Visiting Card, |
285
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260. |
A Prima Donna's Pets, |
255
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50. |
A Queen's Regard for her Music Teacher, |
53
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92. |
A Second Napoleon, |
89
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146. |
A Sharp Rejoinder, |
147
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93. |
A Singer's Sense, |
90
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225. |
A Sight for the Boys, |
222
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61. |
A Song for Forty, |
62
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13. |
A Sudden Cure, |
21
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10. |
A Test of Precocity, |
18
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194. |
A Pyrotechnic Violoncello, |
191
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142. |
A Violin for Eighteen Pence, |
143
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52. |
A Witty Songstress, |
55
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117. |
Absent Minded, |
115
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159. |
An Absent-minded Conductor, |
159
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36. |
An Army, a Cow, and a Prima Donna, |
40
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51. |
An Earnest Student, |
54
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78. |
An Episode in the Life of an Artist, |
76
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257. |
An Erratic Prima Donna, |
252
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178. |
An Even Distribution of Honors, |
176
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110. |
An Eventful Career, |
106
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215. |
An Exciting Musical Duel, |
211
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58. |
An Ignorant Tenor, |
59
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157. |
An Interrupted Concert, |
157
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216. |
An Interrupted Strain, |
213
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172. |
An Interrupted Opera, |
170
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222. |
An Obese Basso, |
219
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256. |
An Opera Sacrificed, |
251
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25. |
An Uncringing Reply, |
31
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46. |
An Unorthodox Creed, |
48
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22. |
An Untalented Royal Pupil, |
28
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69. |
Another Way, |
69
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42. |
Artistic Aversion to Empty Honors, |
45
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266. |
Aristocratic Patronage—Haydn's Farewell, |
261
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243. |
Arrested for Treason, |
238
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154. |
Art Before Business, |
155
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280. |
Artistic Pride, |
276
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207. |
Bach's Great Works. How Enjoyed by Some, |
204
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6. |
Balfe's Strange Room Mate, |
14
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44. |
Baton Waving. Lully Losing a Limb, |
46
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202. |
Beethoven a la Cupid, |
199
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271. |
Beethoven, Brain-owner, |
267
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150. |
Beethoven's First Triumph, |
151
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292. |
Beethoven's Forgetfulness, |
291
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281. |
Beethoven's Friends, |
276
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218. |
Beethoven's Gratitude, |
215
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34. |
Beethoven's Kiss, |
39
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173. |
Beethoven Punished, |
171
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7. |
Berlioz and Paganini, |
15
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156. |
Bülow's Bits, |
156
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231. |
But One Seat Left, |
228
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235. |
Campanini as a Soldier, |
231
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28. |
Catalani and Goethe, |
33
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138. |
Cherubini as a Revolutionary Fiddler, |
139
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219. |
Choleric Händel, |
216
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125. |
Chopin's Technic, |
125
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101. |
Clementi's Economy, |
98
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113. |
Clerical Wit, |
110
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139. |
Conscientious Acting and Singing, |
140
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158. |
Coöperative Composition, |
158
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160. |
Costly Admiration, |
159
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297. |
Cuzzoni—Bordoni, |
295
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251. |
Delayed Appreciation, |
247
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5. |
Discovering a Nightingale, |
13
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85. |
Disposing of an Audience, |
84
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79. |
Earning a Violin Easily, |
78
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198. |
"Englyshe Meetre," |
195
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264. |
Fallible, |
259
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115. |
Field Fooled, |
113
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49. |
Forewarned is Forearmed, |
51
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277. |
Fortunes in Fiddles, |
272
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167. |
French Wit, |
165
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180. |
Friends, |
178
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131. |
From Humble Origin to Wealth and Fame, |
131
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276. |
Fugues and Chess, |
272
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188. |
Fun on the Stage, |
186
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132. |
Gallant Haydn, |
133
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247. |
Genius Discovered by Punishment, |
243
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4. |
Glimpses of Cherubini, |
12
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296. |
Gluck—Piccinni, |
294
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262. |
Goat Hair for Hero Worshipers, |
257
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24. |
Good English in Song, |
29
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176. |
Gounod's Faust, |
173
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228. |
Great Musical Memories, |
224
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295. |
Händel—Buononcini, |
293
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151. |
Händel's Duel, |
152
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74. |
Händel's Escape, |
74
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23. |
Händel's Persuasiveness, |
29
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87. |
Händel's Successful Scheme, |
85
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141. |
Händel's Youth, |
142
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94. |
Haydn's Noble English Pupil, |
91
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286. |
Haydn's Last Appearance, |
283
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181. |
Haydn's Reception by Prince Esterhazy, |
178
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18. |
He Didn't Purchase, |
25
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39. |
High Art, |
43
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8. |
History Repeats Itself, |
16
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274. |
Honest Opinions, |
269
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82. |
How Berlioz Fooled the Critics, |
80
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122. |
How Paganini Secured his Favorite Fiddle, |
121
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68. |
How to Make a Singer Sing, |
68
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60. |
How to Secure a Successful Début, |
61
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285. |
Humor in Composition, |
280
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191. |
Il Trovatore, |
188
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169. |
Imagination a Factor in Hearing Music, |
167
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200. |
Impositions on Musicians, |
197
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128. |
In Bülow's Class-Room, |
128
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11. |
Irish Enthusiasm, |
19
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54. |
Jealousy in the Family, |
56
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270. |
Jenny Lind's Generosity, |
266
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104. |
Keeping at It, |
101
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20. |
Keep in with the Accompanist, |
27
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95. |
Lablache and Tom Thumb, |
92
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67. |
Leoncavallo's Whimsical Opinion of his "Clowns," |
67
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149. |
Lind's First Engagement, |
150
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242. |
Liszt as an Advertiser, |
238
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250. |
Liszt's Completion of the Beethoven Monument, |
246
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123. |
Liszt on Mendelssohn, |
122
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130. |
Liszt's Playing and his Generosity, |
130
|
103. |
Liszt's Precocity, |
99
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269. |
Liszt's Reply to Louis Philippe, |
265
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299. |
Liszt—Thalberg, |
298
|
134. |
Lives of Labor, |
134
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241. |
Longevity of Musicians, |
235
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71. |
Manuscript for Kettles, |
71
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81. |
Malibran's Generosity, |
79
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124. |
Mara's Revenge, |
124
|
76. |
Mendelssohn Composing for Fun, |
75
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35. |
Mendelssohn's Dislike of Meyerbeer, |
39
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234. |
Mendelssohn's Kindness, |
230
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143. |
Mendelssohn at Work, |
144
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195. |
Misdirected and Repressed Talent, |
192
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109. |
Modulations, |
105
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53. |
Moscheles' Blunder, |
55
|
65. |
Mozart's Acknowledgment |
66
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170. |
Musical and Non-Musical Accent, |
168
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38. |
Musical Criticism, |
42
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279. |
Musical Cooks, |
275
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56. |
Musical Gratitude, |
57
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283. |
Music for the Eye, |
279
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83. |
Music Hath Charms, |
81
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43. |
Music and Madness, |
46
|
102. |
Music at So Much per Note, |
99
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192. |
Music vs. Commerce, |
189
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220. |
Music vs. Conversation |
217
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111. |
Napoleon Outwitted by a Songtress, |
108
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253. |
Nasal, |
249
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108. |
Nilsson and the Shah of Persia, |
103
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213. |
Not at First Sight, |
210
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239. |
Not the Geese that Saved Rome, |
234
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|
17. |
Ole Bull as a Duelist, |
25
|
14. |
Ole Bull at "Rouge-et-Noir," |
22
|
89. |
Old Words to New Tunes, |
87
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278. |
One Kind of Criticism, |
274
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66. |
Operatic Sore Throat, |
66
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209. |
Original Tapestry, |
206
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289. |
Origin of the Name "Kreutzer Sonata," |
286
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273. |
Our Musical Advancement, |
268
|
15. |
Outspoken Admiration, |
23
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252. |
Overfed Composers, |
248
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152. |
Paganini's Generous Deed, |
153
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226. |
Paganini in Court Dress, |
222
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261. |
Paganini's Method of Study, |
256
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177. |
Patti, Madame, |
174
|
100. |
Patti's Vanity, |
97
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208. |
Peculiar English, |
205
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64. |
Personal Appearance, |
64
|
12. |
Playing like "Zwei Gotts," |
21
|
86. |
Playing on a Shoe, |
85
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175. |
Pot-boilers, |
172
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55. |
Prejudice, |
56
|
223. |
Preserving Identity, |
220
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45. |
Prima Donnas Come High, |
48
|
282. |
Prolific Composers, |
278
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182. |
Proving Identity, |
179
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187. |
Public Criticism, |
185
|
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179. |
Rapid Composition, |
176
|
27. |
Rather a Hard Opponent to Conquer, |
33
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136. |
Rec'd in Full of A/c, |
137
|
214. |
Restoring an Organ, |
210
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99. |
Retentive Memories, |
96
|
248. |
Richard Wagner and the Number "13," |
244
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163. |
Royal Honors to a Singer, |
162
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290. |
Royal Musicians, |
286
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133. |
Rossini and the Italian School, |
133
|
293. |
Rossini's Arrogance, |
291
|
70. |
Rossini Hearing the Impossible, |
70
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244. |
Rothschild's Music, |
240
|
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259. |
Sarcasm, |
254
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116. |
Saving a Fiddle, |
114
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230. |
Scherzo, |
227
|
162. |
Schubert's "Erl-King," |
161
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272. |
Schubert's Modesty, |
268
|
80. |
Schubert's Serenade, |
78
|
246. |
Schumann's Failure, |
242
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284. |
Schumann's Madness, |
279
|
127. |
Securing Music under Difficulties, |
127
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106. |
Shaking all Over, |
102
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41. |
Slippers at a Premium, |
44
|
121. |
Some Liberal Musicians, |
120
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298. |
Sontag—Malibran, |
297
|
91. |
Sontag's Revenge, |
88
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26. |
Southern Passion, |
32
|
126. |
Spohr as a Horn Player, |
126
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263. |
Stage Censorship, |
258
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112. |
Stubborn Composers, |
109
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240. |
That Patti Kiss, |
235
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2. |
The Bach Revival, |
10
|
90. |
The Composer's Debt to Nature, |
88
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164. |
The Deaf Beethoven, |
163
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155. |
The "Dear Saxon," |
155
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196. |
The Discovery of a Tenor, |
193
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199. |
"The Devil on Two Sticks," |
197
|
47. |
The Devil's Trill, |
49
|
73. |
The Encore Fiend, |
73
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300. |
The Financial Circumstances of the Great Composers, |
300
|
97. |
The Friends, Mozart and Haydn, |
93
|
57. |
The Greater the Composer the Greater the Student, |
58
|
9. |
The Greatest Musical Prodigy, |
17
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1. |
The Gregorian Chant, |
9
|
201. |
The Hallelujah Chorus, |
199
|
119. |
The "Harmonious Blacksmith," |
117
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267. |
The Hebrew in Music, |
263
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287. |
The Heroic in Music, |
283
|
165. |
The History of a Violin, |
163
|
210. |
The Manual Labor of Composition, |
207
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275. |
The Modern Tendency, |
271
|
29. |
The Music but Not the Face, |
35
|
107. |
The "Ox" Minuet, |
103
|
140. |
The Peculiarities of Genius, |
141
|
118. |
The Prima Donna of the Eighteenth Century, |
116
|
245. |
The “Prison Josephs," |
241
|
77. |
The Right Kind of a Patron, |
76
|
268. |
The Story of Mozart's Requiem, |
264
|
62. |
The Temple Organ, |
63
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189. |
The Thirty-three Variations, |
187
|
120. |
The Ups and Downs of a Singer's Life, |
118
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221. |
The World's Reward to Genius, |
217
|
21. |
The Youthful Beethoven's Trick on a Singer, |
27
|
185. |
Their Favorite Surroundings for Composition, |
182
|
59. |
Three Classes of Players, |
60
|
294. |
To a Pauper's Grave, |
292
|
236. |
To Make a Player Play, |
231
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168. |
Too Literal, |
166
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31. |
Traveling in State, |
36
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237. |
True Kindliness, |
232
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32. |
Tuning Up, |
37
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147. |
Two Kinds of Bills, |
147
|
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145. |
Unfailing Sight Reading an Impossibility, |
146
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48. |
Unlucky Manuscripts, |
50
|
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174. |
Violin Collectors, |
172
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238. |
Viotti's Independence, |
233
|
129. |
Viotti's Tin Fiddle, |
129
|
33. |
Voice Against Trumpet, |
38
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148. |
Von Bülow as a Political Speaker, |
149
|
184. |
Von Bülow's Memory, |
182
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212. |
Von Bülow's Peculiarities, |
209
|
171. |
Von Weber to a Bawling Choir, |
169
|
166. |
"Vorts" vs. Music, |
164
|
204. |
Vox Populi, |
201
|
|
255. |
Wagner's Activity, |
250
|
203. |
Wagner and the Beggars, |
200
|
84. |
Wagner's Melodies and Chords, |
83
|
137. |
Wagner's Working Costume, |
137
|
205. |
What's in a Name, |
202
|
258. |
When They Began, |
253
|
16. |
Whims of Composers, |
24
|
3. |
Why We Should Sing, |
11
|
161. |
Wine and Music, |
160
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