The Dead Men's Song
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Well, browsing time is up! I wish I might open the pages of other gems andquote from their wit, their satire and their sentiment, but any referenceto Allison's productions must of very necessity touch only the high spotsand besides that-- This volume wouldn't be big enough!
IN _the_ OPERATIC FIELD Did I remark in some preceding breath that Allison is more or less "dippy"over music? Well, the statement, though made kindly, is severely andunqualifiedly true and whenever there is "big music" in to...wn I can alwaysfind him in a front seat where he won't miss a single note. This inherentlove of music was what first led him to listen by the hour to Henry Wallerat the piano and later into setting words to Waller's big creations. WhenPhilip Sousa was in Louisville five or six years ago and told Allison thatthe time was ripe to revive "The Ogallallas, " which embraced, he said, someof the finest music he had ever heard, I inquired of Waller's whereabouts. "Heaven knows!" Allison replied, "And I wish I did, too!" Some years priorto that time they had "lost" each other; that is, Allison lost Waller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, browsing time is up! I wish I might open the pages of other gems andquote from their wit, their satire and their sentiment, but any referenceto Allison's productions must of very necessity touch only the high spotsand besides that-- This volume wouldn't be big enough!
IN _the_ OPERATIC FIELD Did I remark in some preceding breath that Allison is more or less "dippy"over music? Well, the statement, though made kindly, is severely andunqualifiedly true and whenever there is "big music" in to...wn I can alwaysfind him in a front seat where he won't miss a single note. This inherentlove of music was what first led him to listen by the hour to Henry Wallerat the piano and later into setting words to Waller's big creations. WhenPhilip Sousa was in Louisville five or six years ago and told Allison thatthe time was ripe to revive "The Ogallallas, " which embraced, he said, someof the finest music he had ever heard, I inquired of Waller's whereabouts. "Heaven knows!" Allison replied, "And I wish I did, too!" Some years priorto that time they had "lost" each other; that is, Allison lost Waller.
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