And across the river, on the other side, they sing a new song. For as surely as if the soul of man is immortal, death hath no dominion over it, and effects no solution of continuity in its existence, so surely, if the Christian creed be true, and truly interpreted, the voice of praise shall renew its strength in other worlds than this.
"I'll praise my Maker with my breath; And when mine eyes are closed in death, Praise shall employ my nobler powers: My day of praise shall ne'er be past, While life and thought and being last,
Or IMMORTALITY endures."
Abbey, Westm., organ, 33, 36 Addison, quoted, 10, 174, 209, 231, 244 Agesilaus, 217 Alcibiades, 178 Allen of Bristol, 27 Amphion, 187, 188
Analogies of the Sister Arts, 122 Anstey, C., quoted, 229, 233 Anthem, Rustic, 16, 225 Antwerp cathedral, 32 Arnauld, 97
Arne, Dr., 143, 237, 253 Art analogies, 122
As vinegar upon nitre, 50 Ass's bray 156, 164 sq. Auld lang syne, 294 Aytoun, W. E., quoted, 281
Bach, J. S., 288
Ballad tunes, 57 sq., 259 Balzac, quoted, 34, 38, 82 Barham, R. H., quoted, 58 Basil, St., on dancing, 98 Beattie, quoted, 217
Beddoes, W. L., quoted, 206 Beethoven, 54, 65, 119 sq., 145
sq., 197, 199, 201 sq., 288 Bennett, Sir W. S., 195 Blake, W., Death of, 310 Boileau, quoted, 166, 187 Boswell, quoted, 290
Bounds to province of music
Boyd, Dr., quoted, 103, 241 Brass bands, 70 sq. Bravura singing, 23 sq., 83 Braying, 164 sq. Brienne, 158
Bronté, C., quoted, 95 Brooks, C. S., quoted, 102 Brown, Dr. John, quoted, 166, 184, 242
Browne, Sir T., quoted, 7, 193, 254, 303
Browning, E. B., quoted, 24, 39, 45, 135, 151, 177, 278, 286
Browning, R., quoted, 25 sq., 189, 228
Brute-world and music, 164 sq. Bunyan, quoted, 101, 137, 267 sq., 322
Burgess, Bishop, 301
Burns, R., quoted, 55 Burton's Anatomy, 74, 89
Butler, S., quoted, 31, 130, 139 Buxton, Sir T. F., 169
Cant of connoisseurs, 161 Carlyle, quoted, 8, 112, 180,
Cary, H. F., quoted, 28 Casuistry of dancing, 96 Cattle and music, 167 sq. Cellini, B., 181
Cervantes, quoted, 167, 168, 242 Chalmers, Dr., preaching, 3 Channing, Dr., 194, 251 Charles VI., Emperor, 112 Charles IX., 76
Chasles, Ph., quoted, 168, 204 Chateaubriand, quoted, 176 Chatterton, quoted, 27 Chaucer, quoted, 138, 262, 303 Chesterfield, Lord, quoted, 129, 145
Choir, Rustic, 9 sq., 225 sq. Chopin, 308
Choral symphonies, 8 Clarke, Dr. Adam, 236
Clarke, Rev. Erskine, on danc- ing, 103
Cockburn, Lord, quoted, 2 Coleridge, Hartley, quoted, 8,
II, 122, 166, 215 Coleridge, H. N., quoted, 228 Coleridge, S. T., quoted, 89,
172, 179, 193 Collier, Jer., quoted, 170 Collins, W. W., quoted, 82, 84, 85, 307
Concerted music, 117 Congreve, quoted, 187 Cooper, J. F., quoted, 278, 314 Copleston, Bp., quoted, 172 Cornwallis, C. F., quoted, 243 Counterpoint, 63 Cowley, quoted, 74
Cowper, quoted, 165, 171, 270 Coxe, Archdeacon, quoted, 112 Croly, Dr. G., quoted, 2, 140, 292 Crotch, Dr., quoted, 64 Crying singers, 289
Currie, Dr., quoted, 102 Czerwinski, quoted, 97
Davies, Sir John, quoted, 96, 99 Deaf musicians, 145 sq. Delitsch, quoted, 245 Deschauel, E., quoted, 42 Dickens, C., quoted, 161, 183, 273, 289
Discordant sounds, 166 Disraeli, B., quoted, 53, 79, 118, 192, 222
Disraeli, Isaac, quoted, 175, 176 290
Dogs and music, 184 Dorian music, 250
Dryden, quoted, 2, 22, 32, 134, 136, 176, 179, 261
Eagles, J., quoted, 61, 225 Ear for music, 142 sq. Eastern music, 153 sq. Eastlake, Lady, quoted, 20, 22, 123 sq., 198, 222, 228, 237, 241, 296 Effeminacy, charged on music, 250 sq.
Eglintoune, Lady, 181
Eliot, George, quoted, 14, 15, 56, 184, 241, 243, 283, 300 Elisha and minstrel, 191 Emerson, R. W., quoted, 94 Emigrants and songs of home,
Franklin, B., 293 Frederick the Great, 112, 180 Freytag, G., quoted, 297
Fugue, 19, 25 sq.
Fuller, Margaret, 234
Galt, John, quoted, 255 Gaskell, Mrs., quoted, 319 George, King, of Hanover, quoted, 52, 119
German and Italian music com- pared, 196 sq., 204 sq. Gibbon, quoted, 138, 139, 261, 313 Girondins, 315
Glück, 231, 337 Goddard, Joseph, quoted, 200,
Goethe, quoted, 82, 274 Golden lecture, 3 Goldsmith, 182; quoted, 93 Gore, Mrs., quoted, 23, 62, 234, 320 Goya, 149
Grahame, J., quoted, 35, 74 Gregorian chants, 24 Grinders, Organ, 49 sq., 71 Grote, G., quoted, 20
Hahn-Hahn, quoted, 154 Hailstone chorus, 219 Haliburton, quoted, 62, 128 Hall, Bp., quoted, 298 Hall, Robert, preaching, 4 Hallè, Charles, 198 Haman, 113
Handel, 123 sq., 213, 219 sq. Hare, J. C., quoted, 230, 255 Harmony in music, 19, 20 Harp, 79, 80
Hartley, D., quoted, 146 Haweis, H. R., 252
Hawthorne, N., quoted, 285
Haydn, 62, 125, 204, 207, 220, 308
Hazlitt, W., quoted, 37, 94, 291 Helps, A., quoted, 18, 65, 93 Heman, 113
Hemans, Mrs., quoted, 135 Henry VIII., 112
Herbert, G., quoted, 134 Herbert, Lord, quoted, 112 Herodias' daughter, 98, 102 sq. Herrnhuters, 301, 313 Hill, Rowland, 127 Hoffman, quoted, 238 Hogg, J., quoted, 29, 190 Holland, Dr. J. G., quoted, 33 Holmes, Dr. O. W., quoted, 12, 45, 70, 83, 199, 231, 279, 319 Homer, 246, 249 Hood, T., Death of, 318; quoted, 67, 191
Horner, F., quoted, 56 Hughes, T., quoted, 13 Hugo, Victor, quoted, 144, 320 Hugues of Saxe-Gotha, 25 sq. Hullah, J., quoted, 24 Hume, D., quoted, 58
Hunt, Leigh, quoted, 32, 42, 94, 103, 136, 159, 230, 246, 255, 263
Imitative music, 216 sq. Instrumental music, 119 sq. Instruments of music, Jewish, 116 sq.
Irving, Washington, quoted, II, 36, 61, 218, 261, 294 Italian and German music com- pared, 196 sq., 204 sq.
Jahn, quoted, 25, 116 James I. of Scotland, 109 James III., III Jannsen, quoted, 24 Jean Paul, 264 sq. Jerrold, D., quoted, 280 Joachim, Joseph, 110, 198 Johnson, Dr., 143, 273
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