 | Missions - 1848 - 752 pages
...children can learn to sing, if they commence in season. I do not say, all will have the same sweet voice of the nightingale ; for some have naturally...masculine tones. The same is true in regard to singing. In Germany every child is taught to use his voice while young. In their schools all join in singing... | |
 | Children's literature - 1856 - 1026 pages
...SING. ALL children can learn to sing if they commence in season. We do not say all will have the sweet voice of the nightingale, for some have naturally...masculine tones. The same is true in regard to singing. In Germany every child is taught to use its voice while young. In their schools all join in singing... | |
 | Phrenology - 1847 - 408 pages
...from " Phrenology for Children." It abounds in passages remarkable for their simplicity and eloquence. "All children can learn to sing, if they commence...speak in loud, strong, and masculine tones The same is Inn-, in regard to singing. But every one can sing in some degree, and thus breathe forth the feelings... | |
 | 1850 - 642 pages
...ALL children can learn to sing if they commence in season. We do not say all will have the same sweet voice of the nightingale, for some have naturally...masculine tones. The same is true in regard to singing. In Germany every child is taught to use its voice while young. In their schools all join in singing... | |
 | 1851 - 396 pages
...rambling. There are no bars to impede their approach, but they can roam hither and thither as they please. All children can learn to sing if they commence in...when they talk, while others speak in loud, strong, masculine tones. The same is true in regard to singing. But every one can sing in some degree, and... | |
 | Education - 1851 - 412 pages
...some have, naturally, sweet, mild, and soft voices when they talk, while others speak in loud, strong, masculine tones. The same is true in. regard to singing....thus breathe forth the feelings of the heart in song. In G-ermany every child is taught to use its voice while young. In their schools all join in singing,... | |
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In G-ermany every child is taught to use its voice while young. In their schools all join in singing, as a regular exercise, as much as they attend to the study of geography ; and in their churches the singing is not confined to a choir, who sit apart... 