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The Voice in Singing

Note 13 — III PHYSICAL VIEW FORMATION OF SOUNDS BY THE VOCAL ORGAN

William Henry Furness translation

It was instruments of this class—trumpets, horns, bugles, etc.—in whose timbre the highest inharmonic over-tones overpower all the rest, that were painfully offensive to the exquisite musical organization of Mozart from his earliest childhood.

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