1904Proceedings of the Musical AssociationOpen access

Singing as An Art

William Shakespeare

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The limited time at my disposal this afternoon compels me to be brief in my remarks on “Singing as an Art.” I must preface what I have to say with a few words on the historical development of the art, recalling to your memories the names of some of the most eminent of the writers for a single voice.

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The limited time at my disposal this afternoon compels me to be brief in my remarks on “Singing as an Art.” I must preface what I have to say with a few words on the historical development of the art, recalling to your memories the names of some of the most eminent of the writers for a single voice.

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The limited time at my disposal this afternoon compels me to be brief in my remarks on “Singing as an Art.” I must preface what I have to say with a few words on the historical development of the art, recalling to your memories the names of some of the most eminent of the writers for a single voice.

Key concepts: Singing, Visual arts, Art, History, Linguistics, Literature, Aesthetics, Philosophy

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