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... sung in middle-class drawing rooms, operatic tunes sung in working-class music halls and concerts. There was a range of musical material which appealed to all classes: hymns, ballads, Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, marches, operatic ...
... sung in middle-class drawing rooms, operatic tunes sung in working-class music halls and concerts. There was a range of musical material which appealed to all classes: hymns, ballads, Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, marches, operatic ...
Pagina 25
... sung separately from the cantata as The Song of Peace in concert programmes. But unlike Land of Hope and Glory, it would never have been sung at football grounds, being far too elaborate and operatic in its trills, flourishes and ...
... sung separately from the cantata as The Song of Peace in concert programmes. But unlike Land of Hope and Glory, it would never have been sung at football grounds, being far too elaborate and operatic in its trills, flourishes and ...
Pagina 27
... sung in Sanskrit. There followed an ode, specially written by the Poet Laureate Lord Tennyson, and set to music by Sullivan, who was conducting. With the hortatory refrain, 'Britons, hold your own', it celebrated the displays of ...
... sung in Sanskrit. There followed an ode, specially written by the Poet Laureate Lord Tennyson, and set to music by Sullivan, who was conducting. With the hortatory refrain, 'Britons, hold your own', it celebrated the displays of ...
Pagina 37
... sung by Clara Butt, with massed bands, drums, grand organ and the audience joining in the second and third verses. Sullivan conducted. Later Clara Butt sang Sullivan's The Lost Chord with organ [ 37 ] SULLIVAN'S EMPIRE.
... sung by Clara Butt, with massed bands, drums, grand organ and the audience joining in the second and third verses. Sullivan conducted. Later Clara Butt sang Sullivan's The Lost Chord with organ [ 37 ] SULLIVAN'S EMPIRE.
Pagina 64
... sung, ends with the lines: By freedom gained, by truth maintained, Thine empire shall be strong. And the chorus, after the familiar introduction, celebrates the process of imperial expansion: Wider still and wider Shall thy bounds be ...
... sung, ends with the lines: By freedom gained, by truth maintained, Thine empire shall be strong. And the chorus, after the familiar introduction, celebrates the process of imperial expansion: Wider still and wider Shall thy bounds be ...
Cuprins
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88 | |
Armistice Day and Empire Day | 152 |
exhibitions and festivals | 177 |
the Aldershot Tattoo | 211 |
opera operetta and ballet | 248 |
Sing a song of Empire | 324 |
the imperial hymn | 366 |
Imperial march | 411 |
the dominions musical tour of 1911 | 450 |
Dame Emma Albani Dame Nellie Melba Dame Clara Butt | 469 |
Peter Dawson | 495 |
Conclusion | 525 |
Index | 526 |
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