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Page 269
... merit in the work , that the author has been over- praifed : as the fubjects of many of his fugues and airs are not ... merit , and that their merit has been confiderably over - rated . In fome parts , indeed , of his Pfalms , there is ...
... merit in the work , that the author has been over- praifed : as the fubjects of many of his fugues and airs are not ... merit , and that their merit has been confiderably over - rated . In fome parts , indeed , of his Pfalms , there is ...
Page 269
... merit of SCHOBERT is marked with great exactness : · Thofe of Emanuel Bach's party allowed him to be a man of genius , but fpoiled by his affectation of a new and extraordinary tyle , accufing him of too frequently repeating himself ...
... merit of SCHOBERT is marked with great exactness : · Thofe of Emanuel Bach's party allowed him to be a man of genius , but fpoiled by his affectation of a new and extraordinary tyle , accufing him of too frequently repeating himself ...
Page 272
... merit of SCHOBERT is marked with great exactnefs : Those of Emanuel Bach's party allowed him to be a man of genius , but fpoiled by his affectation of a new and extraordinary tyle , accufing him of too frequently repeating himself . The ...
... merit of SCHOBERT is marked with great exactnefs : Those of Emanuel Bach's party allowed him to be a man of genius , but fpoiled by his affectation of a new and extraordinary tyle , accufing him of too frequently repeating himself . The ...
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