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Time and again I have heard my American associates play rhythmic - melodic phrases which sounded natural and spontaneous but which were very difficult to define on paper . In lecturing to groups I have repeatedly played rhythmic ...
Time and again I have heard my American associates play rhythmic - melodic phrases which sounded natural and spontaneous but which were very difficult to define on paper . In lecturing to groups I have repeatedly played rhythmic ...
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Until American audiences refuse to be browbeaten by foreign conductors , performers , and commercial critics , until we can accept adequate performances and performers as the natural prerequisites of musical culture and become absorbed ...
Until American audiences refuse to be browbeaten by foreign conductors , performers , and commercial critics , until we can accept adequate performances and performers as the natural prerequisites of musical culture and become absorbed ...
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He need only have cast up the tonage being torn away by the motor truck , the high - power transmission line , the oil - pipe line , the natural - gas long - distance line , the hydro and central - power station .
He need only have cast up the tonage being torn away by the motor truck , the high - power transmission line , the oil - pipe line , the natural - gas long - distance line , the hydro and central - power station .
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