Surely there would sometimes, at least, be solo singing in the thrush realm.
The first influence was the introduction ofsolo singing in vocal music.
Musical historians too often speak of solo singing as if it were a sudden invention of the Bardi circle.
The nature of the change of motive in modern church music, which broke the exclusive domination of the chorus by the introduction of solo singing, has been set forth in the chapter on the later mass.
The craving for a style of solo singing suited to dramatic purposes tried to find satisfaction by means that were childishly insufficient.
However it may be in solo singing, it is not possible or even desirable that the words of a chorus should be so distinct as to make the prime impression.
The full breath is taken at punctuation marks of greater value, at long rests, before long sustained tones, and, in solo singing, before long trills or cadenzas.
The awakening interest for instrumental music received its incentive from two distinctive sources--the organ, and accompaniment to solo singing.
This latter, however, had to wait for the development of technique, which, as we shall see, was concurrent with the progress of solo singing.
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