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Updated: June 15, 2025
The professional minstrel, who is capable of extemporizing both words and melodies, may not be present, but there will be some one, perhaps an aged blind man, or a lad skilled in music beyond his fellows, who can touch the lyre. Any person, however, happening to be present, furore dulci plenes, is at liberty to volunteer a song.
The morrow will be the first anniversary of our coronation in Notre Dame a glorious day for battle! With the morning of the second, Napoleon could scarcely restrain his ardor. The enthusiasm of the army knew no bounds. On the night before, the Emperor, in his gray coat, had gone the circle of the camps, and the soldiers, extemporizing straw torches to light the way, ran before him.
Come; the strain of music will guide us onward like a gayly colored thread of silk." "Or like a chain of flowers," responded Donatello, drawing her along by that which he had twined. "This way! Come!" As the music came fresher on their ears, they danced to its cadence, extemporizing new steps and attitudes.
When the first steps in extemporizing on the piano are begun, the transposition advances by leaps and bounds. The children will be delighted to play their little tonic and dominant accompaniments in every key to change from major to tonic minor by flattening the third and sometimes the sixth of the scale. There is a sense of freedom and power in such work, to which the class will readily respond.
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