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The nation12.01.1871

Datum
Donnerstag, 12. Januar 1871
Erschienen
New York, NY
Verbreitungsort(e)
New York, NY

Anzahl der Treffer: 4

[...] hained gear,' does not, as our author states, mean ‘well-preserved money,’ but ‘well-hoarded wealth.” Hummel-doddie is a remarkable word. Our author makes it signify ‘dowdy, ill-fitting, in bad taste.” In this he follows Jamieson, who says it is “a ludicrous term applied to dress, especially to that of a woman's head, [...]

[...] when it has a flat and mean appearance.” Both quote the same example of its use, which seems to have been"the source of all their knowledge in re gard to it. "Hummel' means “without horns, e.g. ‘a hummel coo.’ It is applied metaphorically to woollen gloves which cover the whole hand, but have no fingers. Doddie has, as nearly as possible, the same signification. [...]

[...] have no fingers. Doddie has, as nearly as possible, the same signification. Woollen gloves such as I have mentioned are called indiscriminately ‘hummel-mittens,’ ‘doddie mittens,’ or ‘hummel-doddies.’ “Hummel dod. die ' is applied to anything that has not the proper projections or protuber. ances. Any one who remembers the high-crowned mutches or caps worn [...]

[...] ances. Any one who remembers the high-crowned mutches or caps worn by old Scotch ladies, or by Newhaven fish wives, will easily understand what is meant by a ‘hummel-doddie mutch.' It is a cap without the high crown. There can be no doubt that "doddie' and ‘dowdy' are substantially the same word. “Hummel’ is still represented in the English word “hum. [...]

Publishers' weekly22.03.1873

Datum
Samstag, 22. März 1873
Erschienen
New York, NY
Verbreitungsort(e)
New York, NY

Anzahl der Treffer: 1

[...] its study. The third series is a “Collection of easy Sonatines and Rondos,” by Kalkbrenner, Hummel, Lange, and others; the last number is a charmingly fresh and fragrant Rondo, in 6-8 time, by Rosenhain. The fourth series—“Album d'Ar [...]

The nation25.12.1873

Datum
Donnerstag, 25. Dezember 1873
Erschienen
New York, NY
Verbreitungsort(e)
New York, NY

Anzahl der Treffer: 1

[...] early as 1810 had attained apparently the highest possible rank in music. The Mozart school of the previous generation was represented by J. B. Cramer, Cle menti, and Hummell. The “new romantic school,” based on the inore ſanciful side of the Beethoven foundation, was just coming into vogue in the works of Chopin, Mendelssohn, Schubert, and Schumann. Ignaz Moscheles was [...]

The nation18.01.1877