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Battenburg, like some idiot choir-master, began to intone the Scout oath.
Black Butterfly Mark Gatiss 2008
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He did not hesitate to criticize: a retiring choir-master said to his successor, "He is a tyrant, and you won't last three months."
Frank H. Nelson of Cincinnati Warren Crocker Herrick
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The choir-master showed his appreciation of his raw treasure by straining every nerve to make it as perfect as possible; and therefore he found more fault with Gottlieb than with any one else.
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With a glad heart, Gottlieb dressed the next morning before Lenichen was awake, and was off to the choir-master for his lesson alone.
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When the archduchess had asked for the mother of the little chorister with the heavenly voice, the choir-master had told her what touched her much about the widowed Magdalis and her two children; and old Ursula and the master between them contrived that Mother Magdalis should be at the banquet, hidden behind the tapestry.
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When fifteen he became voluntary organist and choir-master to the
The Recent Revolution in Organ Building Being an Account of Modern Developments George Laing Miller
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No, it will not, and yet the average choir-master will most assuredly be met with this objection or fear.
The Child-Voice in Singing treated from a physiological and a practical standpoint and especially adapted to schools and boy choirs Francis E. Howard
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"There are the choir-master and the dean and chapter, and the other choristers, and the Cistercians, and the mothers of the other choristers, who wish them to sing best."
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His youth was spent at Leipsic and Dresden; then he was choir-master at Wurzburg; next musical director at the Magdeburg theatre, conductor at Königsberg and at Riga.
Among the Great Masters of Music Scenes in the Lives of Famous Musicians Walter Rowlands
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"The archduchess will be enraptured, and the Cistercians will be furious!" said the choir-master, equally pleased at both prospects.
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