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Understanding 9/11The music, or melody and rhythmus of the English language; in which are explained ... the five accidents of speech ... and a musical notation ..
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Music, or Melody and Rhythmus of the English Language; in which are Explained, and Applied to their Proper Purposes, on Principles new in this country,
the Five Accidents of Speech, viz. Accent, Quantity, Emphasis, Pause, and Force, or Quality of Sound, Illustrated with Symbolic Marks, and a
Musical Notation: By which are Exhibited, and may be perpetuated, The True Cadence, Metre, and Rhythmus of the English Language; the Rational mode of Scanning Poetry by Cadences as it ought to be Read, and not by the Rules of Prosody; the Tune and Time of Composition, and the Correct manner of Reading and Speaking. To which are added,
Outlines of Gesture, and a Selection of pieces in Verse and Prose.
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Second Edition, by the Rev. James Chapman. Author of “The Orator”, and Teacher of The Science and Practice of Elocution, Edinburgh.
Music, or Melody and Rhythmus of the English Language; in which are Explained, and Applied to their Proper Purposes, on Principles new in this country,
the Five Accidents of Speech, viz. Accent, Quantity, Emphasis, Pause, and Force, or Quality of Sound, Illustrated with Symbolic Marks, and a
Musical Notation: By which are Exhibited, and may be perpetuated, The True Cadence, Metre, and Rhythmus of the English Language; the Rational mode of Scanning Poetry by Cadences as it ought to be Read, and not by the Rules of Prosody; the Tune and Time of Composition, and the Correct manner of Reading and Speaking. To which are added,
Outlines of Gesture, and a Selection of pieces in Verse and Prose.
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Second Edition, by the Rev. James Chapman. Author of “The Orator”, and Teacher of The Science and Practice of Elocution, Edinburgh.
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