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ry blasphemes the sacred young!
Mute outcry, most, of those
Small suffering hands defrauded of their rose;
Faces the daylight shuns;
Ruinous faces of the little ones,--
Pale witness, un...
《Mozart:The Man and the Artist,as revealed in his own words》（图）
Mozart:The Man and the Artist, as revealed in his own words Kerst and Krehbiel
2009/7/3
This German composer was not only a musical genius, but was also one of the pre-eminent geniuses of the Western world. He defined in his music a system of musical thought and an entire state of mind t...
《Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician, vol 2》（图）
Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician,vol 2 Frederick Niecks
2009/7/3
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ly a courtesy title. The Polish nobility as such was untitled, titles being of foreign origin and not legally recognised. But many Polish noblemen when abroad assume the prefix de or von, or...
《Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician,vol 1》（图）
Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician,vol 1 Frederick Niecks
2009/7/3
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ood, Karasowski, at least an acquaintance, if not an intimate friend, of the family (from whom he derived much information), Fetis, a contemporary lexicographer, and apparently Chopin's fami...
《Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician》（图）
Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician Frederick Niecks
2009/7/3
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rse, the moral monster and author of the calamity cannot pretend to be an unbiassed judge in the case; but it seems to him that there may be some exaggeration and perhaps even some misconcep...
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te what Liszt wrote, did not contribute a penny to the youth's musical education, though he always treated him in a sympathetic manner.
Hummel and Paganini visited Warsaw in 1829. The for...
《Beethoven:the Man and the Artist,as Revealed in his own Words》（图）
Beethoven:the Man and the Artist,as Revealed in his own Words Ludwig van Beethoven
2009/7/3
This little book came into existence as if it were by chance. The author had devoted himself for a long time to the study of Beethoven and carefully scrutinized all manner of books, publications, manu...
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ave himself from cipherdom, find an affirmative position. His thousand and three affairs of gallantry, after becoming, at most, two immature intrigues leading to sordid and prolonged complic...
《The Expression of Emotion in Man and Animals》（图）
Charles Darwin The Expression of Emotion in Man and Animals
2009/5/22
As an instance of sympathetic movements Gratiolet gives (p. 212) the following case:--"un jeune chien A oreilles droites, auquel son maitre presente de loin quelque viande appetissante, fixe avec arde...
《Buchanan's Journal of Man, December 1887》（图）
Buchanan's Journal of Man, December 1887 Various Authors
2009/5/22
If educated bigotry could thus resist the mathematical demonstrations of Newton, and the physical demonstrations of Harvey, has human nature sufficiently advanced to induce us to expect much better re...
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 7 A man can most easily be formed in early youth
The Great Didactic 大教学论 John Amos Comenius 夸美纽斯
2009/2/19
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 7 A man can most easily be formed in early youth。
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 6 If a man is to be produced, it is necessary that he be formed by eduction
The Great Didactic 大教学论 John Amos Comenius 夸美纽斯
2009/2/19
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 6 If a man is to be produced, it is necessary that he be formed by eduction。
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（三）
The Great Didactic 大教学论 John Amos Comenius 夸美纽斯
2009/2/19
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（三）。
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（二）
The Great Didactic 大教学论 John Amos Comenius 夸美纽斯
2009/2/19
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（二）。
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（一）
The Great Didactic 大教学论 John Amos Comenius 夸美纽斯
2009/2/19
《The Great Didactic》CHAPTER 5 Man's natural craving for knowledge（一）。