" Without waiting for Graham to respond, he then proceeded to break into verse in a gentle, melodic voice: "I am he who wrote my verse, My dramas, sonnets, quibbles, rhyme, I'm Shakespeare stilldear England's Bard And shall ever be, throughout time.

There is no smoothness, no gradual unfolding of a theme, no rhetorical exposition, no fanciful embroidery, no sweetness of melodic cadence, in his masculine art of poetry.

Latest Melodic Triumph by America's Greatest Composer, Mr. Kerry Mackintosh."

We may not comprehend the force of the melodic forms, but we can appreciate the tenderness, the pathos, the sublimity, and the intensity of the sentiments expressed.

Mr. Coleridge Taylor's "Song of Hiawatha" was the hit of the Festival, and its performance at Birmingham has hallmarked the young composer's fresh, picturesque, and melodic music.

The man and the deed must be cognate and equal, and the melodic balance and blending are what first separate Homer and Hugo from the fabricators of singular adventures.

This is not done to make the hearer care for the thing described, which is never heard of after, but to give a hint of Timon and what is to befall him, and to create a melodic effect upon the hearer's sense which shall put him in a state to yield readily to the illusion of the piece.

<pb id='218.png' /> Melodic foundation studies for violin beginners.

Melodic foundation studies for violin beginners.

THOMAS, MAX. Playtime, a melodic self-instructor for the tonette, by Paul Yoder, pseud.

GRISSEN, CARL. Learn with tunes: a melodic approach to the Violin book III.

<pb id='218.png' /> Melodic foundation studies for violin beginners.

Melodic foundation studies for violin beginners.

THOMAS, MAX. Playtime, a melodic self-instructor for the tonette, by Paul Yoder, pseud.

In one composition alone, "The Memphis Blues," the musician will find not only great melodic beauty, but a polyphonic structure that is amazing.

And who was he That breathed that comforting, melodic sigh, "Nobody knows de trouble I see"?

The dynamic is melodic, harmonic and rhythmic.

Gesture is melodic by its forms or its inflections.

Gesture is at the same time melodic, or rather inflective, harmonic and rhythmic.

Gesture is melodic or inflective through the richness of its forms, harmonic through the multiplicity of parts that unite simultaneously to produce it.

The man and the deed must be cognate and equal, and the melodic balance and blending are what first separate Homer and Hugo from the fabricators of singular adventures.

Verse grows naturally into music by simple increase of the range of inflection, as Turner's color will grow more melodic and finally harmonic.

If, leaving poetry as recited, we take the ballad, or poetry made fully melodic, we have the single voice, passing through measured inflections and with measured pauses.

In rendering purely melodic phrases, Herr Formes was not so preëminent as in declamatory passages.

In some cases both tune and stanza correspond in symmetrical form; but in others we find stanzas which may be divided according to rule conjoined with tunes which present no melodic repetition of any kind; similarly, tunes which may be divided into pedes and coda are written upon stanzas which have no relation to that form.