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• Billings and his followers worked as singing masters, who led singing schools.
• His writings reflect his extensive experience as a singing master.
• "The Singing Master's Assistant " ( 1778 ) coincided with the privations of Valley Forge.
• He became an important singing master in Edinburgh.
• Kazlaus is author of singing master classes at the Lithuanian Music and Theater Academy ( 2014 ).
• Singing masters, who often doubled as composers, were often self-taught and thus largely free of conventional strictures.
• "If you can hear your neighbor, you're not carrying your part . " _ Anonymous Southern singing master
• He remained in Vienna and died there as " Retired Singing Master ", leaving behind a considerable fortune.
• The only noted singing master during this time was Alexander Gray, in 1786, and possibly for some time thereafter.
• Lambert's role as a singing master and composer of dramatic airs contributed to the creation of the French opera.
• FRS accomplishes this by matching the various program system records according to address matches into a singe master record.
• He began working as blacksmith, but soon after became a singing master and was a notable singer in his day.
• Prior to that, itinerant and professional " singing masters " were the dominant form of formal music education in the state.
• Singing masters began incorporating secular music into their curriculum, and divested themselves from sponsoring churches, in the early part of the 1830s.
• Tosti was a staple in fashionable drawing rooms and salons, and in 1880, he was made singing master to the Royal Family.
• "' Jacob French "'( July 15, 1754 & ndash; 1817 ) was a singing master and one of the first American composers.
• He never became ordained and began his career as a singing master at the seminary at the 蒰lise Saint-Sulpice, Paris in 1724.
• Though Williams, being itinerant, left Annapolis after only one year, he was replaced by a new singing master, Hugh Maguire, the following year.
• For his 90th birthday a festschrift " The Modern Singing Master : Essays in Honor of Cornelius L . Reid " was published.
• It was in this context that a wave of itinerant singing masters, including William Billings, arose, creating hymns that remain standard across the country.