Page 26: “But in that brilliant springtime of vocal art” for “But in that brilliant spring-/time of vocal art”
Page 30: “i.e., the old singing masters taught” No comma in original (added for consistency).
Page 42: “by their anterior apophyses, without leaving any space” Comma missing from original.
Page 48: “vol. x. 4th Series, pp. 218-221, 1855.” for “vol. x. 4th Series, p. 218-221, 1855.”
Page 66: “i.e., those tones where a different action” No comma in original (added for consistency).
Page 79: “the tones of the head register.” Period missing from original.
Page 87: “the reed of the mouthpiece.” for “the reed of the mouth-/piece.”
Page 108: “the air coming from the lungs through the trachea,” for “the air coming from the lungs through the treachea,”
Page 118: “then the high inharmonic over-tones are prominent,” for “then the high inharmonic overtones are prominent,”
Page 132: “a¹ accented-b¹ a¹ accented-b¹” for (compare fourth note) “a¹ accented-b¹ a¹ accented-a¹”
Footnote 18: “struggle to establish the unity of the fatherland.” for “struggle to establish the unity of the father-/land.”
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