Outline

I. Schubert's Background
A. Early Life/Childhood
B. Compositional Style
1. Early works
2. Late works
II. Sir Walter Scott's Background
A. Biography
B. Poetry
C. Novels
III. The Lady of the Lake
A. Poem
1. About / Story
2. Different "Cantos"
B. Set to Music
1. Often associated with Latin text
IV. Analysis of piece
A. Lyrics as of The Lady of the Lake
B. Lyrics in Latin
C. Musical / Theoretical

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