Chapter XIV: (Verdi)

'Sant' Agata' vs. 'Sant'Agata' 'Apeninnes' vs. 'Apennines' 'Corsia di Servi' vs. 'Corsia dei Servi' Chpater XXI (McDowell): Frankfort vs. Frankfurt (Germany) Peterboro vs. Peterborough (New Hampshire) * * * * * b. Spelling errors found, not corrected: beseiged (besieged); Esterhazy (spelled unaccented twice) vs. Esterházy (spelled with accent 6 times) Carreno vs. Carreño (Teresa; each spelling used once.) Academié (Académie) Scandanavia (Scandinavia) * * * * * c. Obvious spelling errors corrected: Lüneberg (in 1 place) to Lüneburg (this spelling found in 3 places) Febuary to February (One day in February ...); obsorbed to absorbed (... soon became so absorbed ...); polish to Polish (... a Polish emigre ...); Intrumental to Instrumental (Instrumental music no longer satisfied ...); Opportunties to opportunities (... greater opportunties for an ambitious ...); financée to fiancée (... assisted by his financée ...); turing to turning (... turing his hair ...) * * * * * d. Chapter numbers (Roman numerals) omitted for start of chapters on Toscanini, Stokowski and Koussevitzky, but were present in the Table of Contents; so the proper numbers (XXIII, XXIV, XXV) were entered in the proper places.]

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