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Primo uomo, un musico, Cicognani, a fine voice, and a beautiful cantabile.
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The cantabile she certainly will never forget, being her natural bent.
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The cantabile is nearly always delivered with sloppiness of sentiment.
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He took infinite pains to teach the pupil this legato, cantabile way of playing.
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I have just taught her an andantino cantabile of Bach's.
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Weber's singing, on the contrary, goes to the heart, and she prefers a cantabile.
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This performance had all the power, virtuosity and cantabile beauty that you could ask for.
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He is too apt to fall into the cantabile.
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To flutes' clear notes and sounding harps' cantabile.
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As a player his characteristic was the cantabile-thesinging quality; and this he had beyond all players.
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Don't forget the cadenzas and the cantabile.
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Adagio molto e cantabile The Adagio seems to suspend time as two long melodies unfold in ever-increasing beauty.
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Somewhat between the cantabile type and the scherzo is to be mentioned the "Table Song," No.
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But if you're expecting early 20th-century attitudes to vibrato and cantabile playing, you won't find them consistently here.
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His forte was the cantabile and his finest effects were those in mezza voce, expressive of intense suppressed feeling.
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More nearly a translation, and more in the cantabile style, is the version of a Scotch Presbyterian minister, Rev.