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Mendelssohn
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About the Old Miracle Plays and Masques
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Oratorios
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The Earliest Operas
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More about Opera
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Wagner
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Verdi
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The Game of 'Camouflaged Tunes'
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Organs
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Debussy
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Military Music
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Army Bands of To-day: How To Know the Instruments
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Sullivan
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Front Matter
To the Reader
Here is a Second Book of the Great Musicians—for those who have already read the
first one. As whilst they have been reading it they have been growing older and
cleverer, I have not used such simple language this time as I did before, and I
have made the chapters rather longer and fuller. I want to offer a word of
thanks to Mr. Emery Walker, as well as to Mr. F. Page of the Oxford University
Press, who have taken a great deal of trouble to help me to find suitable
pictures to illustrate this book, and to Mr. W. R. Anderson, Editor of the
monthly journal, The Music Teacher, who has read the proofs for me. A Third Book
of the Great Musicians is in preparation and will complete the series.
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