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• The studies, Op. (3)
• The Paganini Studies, Nos. (3)
• He studies us all, you know. (10)
• Hadow.— Studies in Modern Music. (3)
• Henderson.—Preludes and Studies. (3)
• I. Henderson.—Preludes and Studies. (3)
• He sits down and opens a book and studies. (12)
• He studies everything; he has written books. (10)
• He studies too much for words of four syllables. (4)
• So for awhile pursue your studies, your travels. (10)
• He is best known today by a set of difficult studies. (3)
• But he goes to lectures regularly, and studies at home. (12)
• And now it was that his studies stood him in good stead. (14)
• She studies the convolutions of her train absent-mindedly. (9)
• My father no longer laid stress on my studies of the Peerage. (10)
• His representative work is a series of seventy-six studies, Op. (3)
• One who studies is not being a fool: that is an established truth. (10)
• Gower Woodseer says the creature grows and studies to perfect herself. (10)
• Hence, studies in singing must have gone hand in hand with composition. (3)
• These studies long enjoyed a reputation second only to those of Clementi. (3)
• Certainly I would rather be left to my studies than meddle with politics. (14)
• Of many valuable sets of studies, the most used are those for Velocity, Op. (3)
• I swallowed it, and with a burning face, petitioned for help in my studies. (10)
• In 1824, he entered the Warsaw Lyceum in order to pursue his general studies. (3)
• I bade him, with more pathetic dignity reflect on the dreadful hiatus in our studies. (10)
• He wanted to begin his studies alone and at once, but he could not collect his thoughts. (12)
• Thus they tend to supplement the studies of Clementi which are chiefly concerned with technic. (3)
• His chief studies were pursued in Paris, where he came under the elevating influence of Franck. (3)
• She finished several songs and studies during the spring and summer, and left still more unfinished. (8)
• Frank Whitwell sat with his books there, where Westover sometimes saw his sister helping him at his studies. (9)
• Kitty is slight and delicate; and Mary studies so much, that her hours of repose should not be broken in on. (4)
• His studies were carried on in the New England Conservatory, at Boston, which institution he entered in 1872. (3)
• We dropped in at your place a moment, Mrs. March, and gave the young folks a few pointers about their studies. (9)
• Here he continued his law studies in a desultory fashion, but worked with the greatest persistence at piano playing. (3)
• It contained the papers on Beau Tibbs, among others, and I tried to write sketches and studies of life in their manner. (9)
• After the death of his father, he went to Vienna to make his way as a teacher, and to continue his studies in composition. (3)
• He welcomed the opportunity for enlarging his Spanish studies, and he had an honest desire to represent his country well. (14)
• Law studies seemed light in comparison with this tremendous task of changing an old lady from a doll to a human creature. (10)
• Wander, if you choose, within hail of me, or sit by me, if you can bear it, and talk of your school-life, and your studies. (10)
• After his regular studies at the gymnasium and the university, Siegmund took up music in earnest, under his father and Degener. (3)
• He spoke of the progress of his studies: he had worked for two semesters, and was as far advanced as others at the end of six. (12)
• They spent their winters in Italy and their summers in Switzerland, where it seemed her son was still at his studies in Lausanne. (9)
• His rhetoric there, and in certain of his historical studies, had a sort of luminous richness, without losing its colloquial ease. (9)
• After his university studies, he came under the influence of Alexander Oulibicheff, a retired diplomat who devoted himself to music. (3)
• He had fancied, when the fellow seemed to care so little for the studies of the university, that he might come forward in its sports. (9)
• Musically his studies cannot be compared with those of Chopin or Liszt, but they merit attention, particularly in the modern editions. (3)
• The studies may be regarded as the legitimate successors to those of Cramer, and paved the way for the more romantic etudes of Chopin. (3)
• They are brilliant, poetic and highly dramatic by turns, and in their contents are the most musical studies composed up to their time. (3)
• He was a talented pianist, who will be remembered chiefly by his studies, and a few other pieces, which have decided educational value. (3)
• The pupil in composition begins his studies with the harmonic or monophonic style and is afterwards inducted into the polyphonic style. (3)
• Nor did he wonder, he said, at our running from studies of those filthy writings loose upon London; it was as natural as dunghill steam. (10)
• One who studies man in puppets (in which purpose lies the chief value of this amusing species), must think that we are degenerating rapidly. (10)
• Natural history is one of the most interesting and absorbing of all studies, and the visitor to our menagerie finds much zoological gratification. (21)
• Her studies in composition were largely made without teachers, guided principally by the most thorough and extensive study of the scores of the masters. (3)
• He kept up his studies with Boston teachers, in composition with Chadwick, and afterwards with Rheinberger, in Germany, in which country he remained until 1885. (3)
• His studies, concertos and smaller pieces show great individuality of technical style, besides being among the most valuable contributions to piano literature since Liszt. (3)
• Descended from a musical family, Puccini could devote himself to his art without parental opposition, and he completed his studies under Ponchielli, at the Milan Conservatory. (3)

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