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... later his praises were sung all over the musical world , but only after Wagner gave the official signal for it in his speeches of 1876-1882 . The most striking document in this connection is the published Correspondence between Liszt ...
... later his praises were sung all over the musical world , but only after Wagner gave the official signal for it in his speeches of 1876-1882 . The most striking document in this connection is the published Correspondence between Liszt ...
Page 105
... later make busts of our worthiest countrymen . I shall be glad to sponsor such a gifted young artist if you will send him to me in Paris . But let us first think seriously of establishing a National Conservatory of Music representative ...
... later make busts of our worthiest countrymen . I shall be glad to sponsor such a gifted young artist if you will send him to me in Paris . But let us first think seriously of establishing a National Conservatory of Music representative ...
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... later we heard from Stavenhagen that the Master had attended the performance of " Parsifal , " though he was feeling far from well , that he taken a severe chill and that a doctor was in attendance at his bedside . On the morning of 30 ...
... later we heard from Stavenhagen that the Master had attended the performance of " Parsifal , " though he was feeling far from well , that he taken a severe chill and that a doctor was in attendance at his bedside . On the morning of 30 ...
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