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An Introduction to
A Brief Difcourfe of the Italian manner of
Singing; rvhefein is fet down , the Vfe of
thofe Graces in Singing, as the Trill and
Gruppo , itfed in Italy, and now in Eng-
land : Written fome years fince by an Englilh
. Gentleman, who had lived long in Italy, and
being returned, Taught the fame here.
—————— ■ , : ■ . ( i
The Proem tothefaid Difiowfe is to this effett.
Hitherto I have not put forth to the view of
the "World thofe Fruits of my Mufic Studies
employed about that Noble manner of Sing-
ling, which I learnt of my Matter the famous Scipone
del Pa/la in Italy; nor my Compoiluons of Ayres
Compofedby me, which I faw frequently prattifed
by the molt faMiobs Singers in Italy , both Men and
Women : But feeing many of them go about maimed
arid fpoyl'd, and that thofe long winding Points
were ill performed', I therefore devifedto avoid
that old manner of running Divifion which has been
hitherto uled, being indeed more proper for Wind
and Stringed Inftruments than for the Voice : And
feeing that there is made now adays an indifferent
and confufed ufe of thofe excellent Graces and Or-
naments to the good & true manner ofSinging,which
we call Trills, and Gnqys, Exclamations of Imnafwg
and
An Introduction to
A Brief Difcourfe of the Italian manner of
Singing; rvhefein is fet down , the Vfe of
thofe Graces in Singing, as the Trill and
Gruppo , itfed in Italy, and now in Eng-
land : Written fome years fince by an Englilh
. Gentleman, who had lived long in Italy, and
being returned, Taught the fame here.
—————— ■ , : ■ . ( i
The Proem tothefaid Difiowfe is to this effett.
Hitherto I have not put forth to the view of
the "World thofe Fruits of my Mufic Studies
employed about that Noble manner of Sing-
ling, which I learnt of my Matter the famous Scipone
del Pa/la in Italy; nor my Compoiluons of Ayres
Compofedby me, which I faw frequently prattifed
by the molt faMiobs Singers in Italy , both Men and
Women : But feeing many of them go about maimed
arid fpoyl'd, and that thofe long winding Points
were ill performed', I therefore devifedto avoid
that old manner of running Divifion which has been
hitherto uled, being indeed more proper for Wind
and Stringed Inftruments than for the Voice : And
feeing that there is made now adays an indifferent
and confufed ufe of thofe excellent Graces and Or-
naments to the good & true manner ofSinging,which
we call Trills, and Gnqys, Exclamations of Imnafwg
and
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Description | A brief discourse of the Italian manner of singing. |
Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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