excerpt from 'My Musical Life' pp. 65-6 (87 words)
excerpt from 'My Musical Life' pp. 65-6 (87 words)
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A delicious little song, "Birds in the Branches," of German origin, made a great impression on me when sung by a Miss CHAPMAN a very handsome, pale, refined-looking girl daughter of MR. CHAPMAN of the Overend and Gurney Bank. They lived in Brunswick Square, and I met this young lady on an average twice a week at musical parties, and late and early she sang very deliciously and dreamily, "Birds in the Branches". The poor girl married a fashionable baronet in the neighbourhood, and died shortly afterwards. |
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