Musical and Poetical Relicks of the Welsh Bards: Preserved, by Tradition and Authentic Manuscripts, from Very Remote Antiquity; Never Before Published; to the Bardic Tunes are Added Variations for the Harp, Piano-forte, Violin, Or Flute, with a Select Collection of the Pennillion, and Englynion; Or, Poetical Blossoms, Epigramatic Stanzas and Pastoral Songs of Wales, with English Translations; Likewise, a General History of the Bards and Druids |
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JOHN PARRY , EDITOR OF THE WELSH MELODIES WITH ENGLISH WORDS .
Mr. Edward Jones was born at a farm in ... with much fervency , whether I knew “
The Melody of Mona , ” ( See Relicks , vol . i . p . 168. ) a most beautiful pathetic ...
JOHN PARRY , EDITOR OF THE WELSH MELODIES WITH ENGLISH WORDS .
Mr. Edward Jones was born at a farm in ... with much fervency , whether I knew “
The Melody of Mona , ” ( See Relicks , vol . i . p . 168. ) a most beautiful pathetic ...
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So that in a company of fingers , which one frequently meets with in Wales , as
many different parts and voices are heard , as there are performers ; who all at
length unite , with organic melody , in one consonance , and the soft sweetness
of B ...
So that in a company of fingers , which one frequently meets with in Wales , as
many different parts and voices are heard , as there are performers ; who all at
length unite , with organic melody , in one consonance , and the soft sweetness
of B ...
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Hence the laws of poetical composition in this language are so strict and rigorous
, that they must greatly cramp the genius of the Bard , but that there is , in the
language itself , a particular aptitude for that kind of alliterative melody , and is ...
Hence the laws of poetical composition in this language are so strict and rigorous
, that they must greatly cramp the genius of the Bard , but that there is , in the
language itself , a particular aptitude for that kind of alliterative melody , and is ...
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Its tone is a medium between the fute and the clarinet , and is remarkable for its
melody . This instrument of peace , or rural Pipe , is now peculiar to the Ise of
Anglesey , where it is played by the shepherds , and tends greatly to enhance the
...
Its tone is a medium between the fute and the clarinet , and is remarkable for its
melody . This instrument of peace , or rural Pipe , is now peculiar to the Ise of
Anglesey , where it is played by the shepherds , and tends greatly to enhance the
...
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The following are the National Melodies , or Bardic Tunes and Songs of the
Aboriginal Britons , for Wellh , who formerly inhabited all this island , ) which have
been handed down to us by tradition , and some of them from very remote
antiquity ...
The following are the National Melodies , or Bardic Tunes and Songs of the
Aboriginal Britons , for Wellh , who formerly inhabited all this island , ) which have
been handed down to us by tradition , and some of them from very remote
antiquity ...
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