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• The school was a hard one. (10)
• She is an old school friend. (9)
• At school this youth had hated sums. (10)
• My mother was not to see the school. (10)
• What did the Paris school contribute? (3)
• Who was the founder of this new school? (3)
• But that was the way of the Old School. (10)
• Why does he belong to the Romantic school? (3)
• Lord Ormont consented to visit the school. (10)
• The composers of the Later Venetian school. (3)
• A singing school is noted in Boston in 1717. (3)
• Soon after that he came no more to the school. (8)
• Who were the prominent musicians in this school? (3)
• The bell was rung, and Renee came out of school. (10)
• Name the prominent composers of the Italian school. (3)
• Experience is a normal school: it teaches how to teach. (7)
• School, and the corruption there, will bear its fruits sooner or later. (10)
• At his request, I finished the tale of my life at school. (10)
• To the school of course I came as usual, but not upstairs. (8)
• Who were the prominent composers of the Neapolitan school? (3)
• But do you consider the world such a school of morals; then? (9)
• The Venetian school marks the turning-point in this direction. (3)
• Who is the leading representative of this school today (1905)? (3)
• The school retreating caught up the Alpine cry in the distance. (10)
• Who is the most extreme representative of the new French school? (3)
• This is to say, inspect the trumpeted school and retire politely. (10)
• He said nothing, and Hollister began to talk of the projected school. (13)
• Why did the early English school exercise so little influence on music? (3)
• At his public school he had seen none to speak to; at Oxford, only this one. (8)
• The declamatory opera of the early Italian school, however, never took root. (3)
• The Madrigal undoubtedly owes its origin to the composers of the Flemish school. (3)
• What advances in the use of Imitation did the men of the Gallo-Belgic school make? (3)
• Make a list of the various pianists and classify them as to nationality and school. (3)
• This will occupy a school year and allow time for quizzes, reviews and examinations. (3)
• What historical periods coincide with the English school as described in this section? (3)
• Fort bent his head; he felt as if he were at school again, confronting his head-master. (8)
• We go to no school, have to pass no examination, attain no standard, receive no diploma. (8)
• The puzzle of the school was how to account for her close relationship to old Rippenger. (10)
• Rheinberger, who was teacher of composition here, drew a number of Americans to the school. (3)
• His emulation, the fellows fancied, was for getting the school into a journal of the Sports. (10)
• He would, of course, allow Graves to bid on the school contracts, but would show him no favors. (13)
• The first school of music at =Bologna= was established in 1482, but it did not become permanent. (3)
• Weyburn talked on of the school, for a cover to the resuming of her fallen mask, as he fancied it. (10)
• Irene and he had paid many visits to France before the War, when Jon had been at his private school. (8)
• A comrade of some description was necessary, for Richard was neither to go to school nor to college. (10)
• The violin school, under the direction of Joseph Joachim, attracts pupils from all parts of the world. (3)
• The old days, her school, the little half grown-up dances she used to go to, when everything was happy. (8)
• I would have paid him money, but the idea of a conversation with him indicated the road back to school. (10)
• His treatment of the bow showed the lightness and agility that later became distinctive of the French school. (3)
• The exercises were held in the pretty little auditorium which occupied one wing of the large school building. (13)
• The Harts wandered over the school with the rest, and the architect looked about him with a certain curiosity. (13)
• The noted theorist Tinctor or Tinctoris started a school at =Naples=, in 1496, but this did not last very long. (3)
• If Miss Summers will not keep her, you must find me out another school, unless we can get her married immediately. (4)
• A pair of drab cloth gaiters did much to identify him with an old school of gentlemen, not very definite in time or place. (9)
• The polyphonic school had reached its climax in the intricate works of =di Lasso= (1520-1594) and =Palestrina= (1514-1594). (3)
• Her mother could even think of her being able to join their party at home, before her brothers and sisters went to school again. (4)
• At an early age he had lessons on the violin from his father, who was a school teacher, and on the piano, from his elder brother. (3)
• Finally, in the morning, he met an acquaintance formerly at the school, Spangler, a tenor singer, himself nearly as poor as Haydn. (3)
• This intimate study of the best works of the old polyphonic school was of great advantage later in solidifying his gifts as a musician. (3)
• His sophomoric style was the object of sneers and jeers from the men who had been trained in the school of actual practice at the desk. (16)
• His style was broad, flowing and especially emotional, and as a writer of the Netherlands school his name stands as one of the very highest. (3)
• He has a grandnephew in want of a school: visited the dormitories, refectory, and sheds: tasted the well-water, addressed me as Mr. Matthew. (10)
• The Russian school is today the most spontaneous, the least artificial; and it cannot fail to grow in appreciation during the next few years. (3)
• The Netherlands surpassed Paris in all of these important particulars, though not at the time when the Paris School ceased to be of importance. (3)
• Another name associated with the Florentine school deserving mention is that of =Marco da Gagliano=, a priest who soon took the lead in the new movement. (3)
• For this reason, the intercourse with the entire world generated by the great commercial activity of the times produced the first great world School of Music. (3)
• Others who belong to the Belgian School are =Massart= (teacher of =Wieniawski=, =Kreisler= and others), =Léonard= (teacher of =César Thomson=, =Marsick=, =Musin=, =Marteau=, etc.). (3)

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