Music in eighteenth-century England
Singing with spirit and understanding : psalmody as holistic practice in late eighteenth-century New England
... sacred music, confirmed the importance of the act of singing and, of equal importance, the process of learning how to sing ...in music, especially in ...
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Eighteenth Century Women and the Business of Making Glass Music
... business is well documented in Sven Hostrop Hansell’s The Solo Cantatas, Motets, and Antiphons of Johann Adolf Hasse 42 and Betty Matthew’s The Davies Sisters, J. C. Bach and the Glass Harmonica. 43 Matthews details the ...
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The great leap from earth to heaven: The evolution of ballet and costume in England and France in the eighteenth century
... at the front and falling to a train at the back. His costumes for men followed the tradition of the style á la Romaine, with tight fitting body and skirted tunic. Bérain was also a designer of furniture, tapestries and ...
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Music and society in eighteenth-century Yorkshire
... nineteenth century, the influence of Haydn, particular that of his two sets of English Canzonets (1794 and 1795), can be felt on Miller’s Twelve Canzonets for the Voice and Piano Forte ...composed music ...
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Ludwig Tieck and the Gothic novel : a study of the literary relations of Germany and England in the late eighteenth century
... LUDWIG TIECK AND THE GOTHIC NOVEL : A STUDY OF THE LITERARY RELATIONS OF GERMANY AND ENGLAND IN THE LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY James Trainer A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of PhD at the [r] ...
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Women's Work in the Eighteenth Century
... Both books struggle with the apparent contradiction between patriarchal legal and economic structures which attempted to control women's labour, property, and reputation to a much greater extent than they attempted to ...
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The Church in the Long Eighteenth Century
... 18th century as a narrative of decline and waning of influence, Hempton can conclude, with his world-wide focus, that ‘by the early nineteenth century the Christian west had emerged as the economic ...
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The theatrical portrait in eighteenth century London
... The theatrical portrait represented the merging of painting and theatre, and the universal popularity of the London stage at the time was no less significant to the genre than the domina[r] ...
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The reputation of "Gulliver's Travels" in the eighteenth century.
... When the criticism dealing with Gulliver*5' Travels is considered in retrospect, two approaches stand out as the most influential* The first, A Key Being Observations and Explanatory Notes Upon the Travels of Lemuel ...
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THE VOICE OF A SANT IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
... the eighteenth century as ...of eighteenth century, attempted to revive and support the Vedic system of worship in accordance with orthodox Brahmanical ...
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The Complete Sacred Music of Nicolò Isouard (1773 – 1818) and Maltese Sacred Music for The Order of Malta in the Late Eighteenth Century
... pp dolce assai dolce assai. pp[r] ...
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The Complete Sacred Music of Nicolò Isouard (1773 – 1818) and Maltese Sacred Music for The Order of Malta in the Late Eighteenth Century
... to music on Malta, one other form of secular music enjoyed a long tradition there, and these were cantatas presented as part of the Calendimaggio ...the music of these cantatas ...
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Cricket in the Eighteenth Century
... ern England resulted in a signifi cant reduction in work and wages which began to undermine many of the region’s ...the eighteenth- century game, largely ...
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Enlightenment and Its Shadows: Witchcraft, Devilry and the Cult of the Feminine in the Gothic Fiction Written in the Late Eighteenth Century England
... eighteenth century who worked under the rubric of enlightenment values of reason. But in the other mode of writings popularized by M.G. Lewis, Charlotte Dacre and others, no such attempts were made to ...
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Book collecting and literature in eighteenth century Britain
... profession or his favourite study. Thus a prince's library should contain the best authors on politics; and that of a man of literature of the most celebrated critics.” Nonetheless, as Bielfeld was clearly aware, ...
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The Diffusion of the Steam Engine in Eighteenth-Century Britain
... This paper serves a twofold purpose. The first is to provide a thorough reconstruction of the early diffusion of steam power technology (in the form of Watt and Newcomen engines) by providing estimates for the timing , ...
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Smallpox at the Cape of Good Hope in the Eighteenth Century
... It is not possible to dismiss the effects of' the 1713 epidemie so sommarilj The disease certainly crossed the Cape flats and ravaged the country districts of the Colony. It is known tha[r] ...
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'For the Love of Ink': patronage and performance in the eighteenth century
... There has been a recent resurgence of interest in Portland, partly in relation to her place within the bluestocking circle and her proximity to Elizabeth Montagu (1718-1800), but largely because of the space she occupies ...
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Predicting the bankruptcy of England : David Hume’s political discourses and the Dutch debate on national debt in the eighteenth century
... phlets, the anonymous author explains that these publications are translated from English manuscripts and aim at alerting the Dutch public to the current state of affairs in England. Overall, these pamphlets ...
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The eighteenth century music manuscripts at St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin: sources, lineage, and relationship to other collections
... Composer, Title Child, William 1606-97, Sanctus in E Sources Checked No primary source has been checked for this piece Citation Volume: Page Organ 77:255 Composer, Title Sou rces Checked[r] ...
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