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Improve your hymn-singing skills and deepen your appreciation of music with this practical discourse by Robert Seymour Bridges. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of music theory and history, Bridges provides helpful tips and insights that will benefit anyone looking to improve their vocal performance. A valuable resource for singers, choir directors, and music lovers alike.
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Robert Bridges (1844-1930) practiced as a physician until 1885 when he retired due to ill health. For the rest of his life his main occupations were as a poet and a literary critic. Bridges spent much of his retirement in seclusion and his works were not widely circulated during his lifetime. However, he was appointed Poet Laureate in 1913 and held the post until his death.
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