Rose Day Address 1
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He loved music. True to his German ancestry there coursed through his being a warm, sympathetic stream of rhythmic life. No people of the colony so grasped the meaning of song as a quickener of religious and patri- otic life as did the German. The Ger- man sang as no other pioneer sang.
His "Psalterspiel" was his daily com- panion, and his passion for music had much to do with conserving the sim- ple elements of his national life. One needs only to recall the unrivalled music of the Ephrata Ger...man Society to realize how song became the domi- nant force in holding together an otherwise incongruous group of ideals.
The music of the "Wunderspiel" was written by these Germans in four, six and even seven part harmony. Their music attracted visitors from two con- tinents, and gave the hearer a fore- (7) taste of bliss supernal, for they sang as they devoutly believed the angels sang in heaven.
V. He was a devout churchman. In his own house was an altar from which he taught his workmen the deeper meanings of the soul's life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He loved music. True to his German ancestry there coursed through his being a warm, sympathetic stream of rhythmic life. No people of the colony so grasped the meaning of song as a quickener of religious and patri- otic life as did the German. The Ger- man sang as no other pioneer sang.
His "Psalterspiel" was his daily com- panion, and his passion for music had much to do with conserving the sim- ple elements of his national life. One needs only to recall the unrivalled music of the Ephrata Ger...man Society to realize how song became the domi- nant force in holding together an otherwise incongruous group of ideals.
The music of the "Wunderspiel" was written by these Germans in four, six and even seven part harmony. Their music attracted visitors from two con- tinents, and gave the hearer a fore- (7) taste of bliss supernal, for they sang as they devoutly believed the angels sang in heaven.
V. He was a devout churchman. In his own house was an altar from which he taught his workmen the deeper meanings of the soul's life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brumbaugh, Martin Grove, 1862-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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