The New York Age from New York, New York • Page 10
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- The New York Agei
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- New York, New York
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- 10
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1 iil 1 is I1' i'j 6 4 it: 4 In The Realm Of MUSIC. tn. DWAin BOATNE The average neophyte In voice fer piano, unfortunately, mi tne wrong idea about the type of songs or the instrumental selections best (or him to use at his premature stage of development. Every young tenor I have ever taught, after he has bad about eight lessons, expects to sing the trias, "Vesti La Giubba" (from Pagliacci), "Celeste Aids," Lu cevan Le Stelle," and a dozen or more that no operatic tenor mas ten under three or four years. If the singer is a soprano, she wants to sing the famous arias, "Depuis Jour" (from Louise), Don Fatale," "Pace Pace Mio Dio" (from Forxa del Destino), "Ri torna Vincitor." the mad scene from Faust and all the heavy soprano arias.
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