Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-07-15
DIR. TALNAGE


Trxr "Ry r~n .ho0 - to'r-s II ~
heGr~, h1r. she- .rtjt0tou. Uh,ci sing
among us N,fHctes." Psalms. civ. y.
,Th-se ia al iTpo-az, AMI improving sui
.er, T. which nlo-t peopi- have given 10
Thought ant mining w.irh .l7 j ;-s
ar-t II PIT DISCUSSION nan"F --pf
bFi- II FL That has teen written .e-n-
Ing I.-i~ - taT4an velae Or af4.l- c.aA1
saurar<lrn Instrument - t"<-r " - IN
were PVT to- tne-. volume : Il eIi~ -
voluu-, i w"fli 49, \ nun II a.seYes ottne
~nailona. l~,rrerlsA.
Fir-t I re.aarS TIA, Taiat vlll surprise
rany. that II" sonc II t.r. i . r--4.at-t
and -yst~raatl song capa ale "tte41s wr.t."n
ont IN notc and -faE a.i lar 81! rs-s Is,
much A. anything tnat Wagner r ~~u1I-eaau
or HandrI var pat On sapcr. A. y ya~A IT,
Er"N~ @herr the Hock- are HoltiL. al. n
Ee-rer service ~ arr apt = fi4nE tftatth@
sounds ar "xt"nr porizei. thertsirser taiin.
not" Is "A ..er. .crti",.t. II is ftlnc ~ AMI
down by h.pha1igt, the biri jill uot-.nov
wha, . sas doing, If III not car whether II
war q lons meter psalm pra maIrlgaf. Wat
q mistake
The musician never yat IN the ma-ierl.k
tefnre him Nendr].schn "Fii5ah ar Boo
thoyen- ~"'*Aeer'" In q or Spohr- 4 fat
SYMPHONY with raor- definite ifra ~ to
That he was DOM than every BIRD thar IAN
sing at all confines hirL-eif 70 accurate and
predetermined r~nierIn-. In. oratorio>. the
=
"hant@. IN" raroi-, the oyertGIres. The inter-
luti"s. III" baliais. tf1 eanti@.e~+ A..t th4- norm
,"s "'fr heafn or Val tA'~ efthin1 fe
t'if' u th' I"'rSt nav f9lIei ip"h through
w he's WITHOUT a VARIATION. E''I tfl-
'hir!rink & song was ordained clear HatE ii
IN" ct"rnities. At the gates Of paradise il
SAM IN sounds Ike the eyIiahl.s ''kuk ~
n 'huk Just ~ tin. morning IL q
Long i-ianl orrhard Itsan4 'huk 'kuk
hHt ms thfl'1 ~ the creation uttered
1tyL4 ItL-ti 4rE 80 ar Ft
@ouh"9 HFrthc W"ri Irarher Teacher
I"e'Ner as no" L utter5 sounds like
ira'Ifr 'l"ach"r Teacher.
III the summer 81 IN" year the yellow
hammer TITLED that which -ounied like If"
IL II: as IN thi- summer 1t trlils II
II ~ he Maryland yelloWthroat IN
h'rh' ana helueaths the tune soundin- like
lit "pFdS 'fly me-, pity me. pity ne. Inc
Wllto =parrO" 5 "Isetp, tsetp woke our
Rrna' Gr"hl1atltrsa s II VII awaken our rreAt
"r'lichil1r"n he
~ IN" flFtis III the 'lr,t CENTURY was the same
- the Observation-Disclosures Of tic nlne-
t'Thth century.
Inc gpidf1nch has for COCO years been
-ihslllS 'De-re'-le'-re-r'" But these
sounds, when We pat III harsh words,
ui"y put IN c~al"nccr, rhythmic, soulful
AMI cnrapturluc. Nv II there ls this
"fi"r ana -yeteInhtilittnn and rhythm
ait through God creation does it not
rHply that We should have the same
characteristics III tn" music We 1nake09r
try 10 make! Is II not Il Wickedneos fnat
:" many parents eve 10 opportunity forthf
culture OF tfielr chlilrrn III the art OF sweft
SOMA! / ! bou Stops 70 educate every Hue-
bra, orloie and troebeak In song, how can
parents Ire so indifferent about the musical
development ofthc lnmnrtalS in their house
hoidF
We want u hemisphere campaign OF hosan-
mas. From hearing n blind be2Sar sing Mar
'iS Au.i'l VIII hon1o II IoE'J years Oh age