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1 online resource (428 pages) |
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Cover; Half Title; Dedication; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Figures; List of Appendices, Musical Examples, and Tables; Notes on Contributors; The Editors; Other Contributors; Preface and Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations Used in Notes and Contributor Biographies; Introduction: Centres and Peripheries; 1 'A pretty knot of Musical Friends': The Ferrar Brothers and a Stamford Music Club in the 1690s; [1] Ferrar Papers 1,542; [2] Ferrar Papers 1,554; [3] Ferrar Papers 1,558; [4] Ferrar Papers 1,558; [5] Ferrar Papers 1,555; [6] Ferrar Papers 1,558; [7] Ferrar Papers 1,597 |
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[8] Ferrar Papers 1,591[9] Ferrar Papers 1,598; [10] Ferrar Papers 1,598; Publications; 2 Music in the Minster Close: Edward Finch, Valentine Nalson, and William Knight in Early Eighteenth-century York; Edward Finch; Valentine Nalson; William Knight; 3 A Little Light on Lorenzo Bocchi: An Italian in Edinburgh and Dublin; 4 Disputing Choruses in 1760s Halifax: Joah Bates, William Herschel, and the Messiah Club; 5 The Role of Gentlemen Amateurs in Subscription Concerts in North-east England during the Eighteenth Century; 6 The String Quartet in Eighteenth-century Provincial Concert Life |
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7 John Baptist Malchair of Oxford and his Collection of 'National Music'8 Music of Rural Byway and Rotten Borough: A Study of Musical Life in Mid-Wiltshire c. 1750-1830; Music of Rotten Borough; Music of Rural Byways; 9 Mr White, of Leeds; 10 The Larks of Dean: Amateur Musicians in Northern England; Origins; Instruments; The Music; Northern Connections; Moses Heap; 11 Finding Themselves: Musical Revolutions in Nineteenth-century Staffordshire; 12 Lost Luggage: Giovanni Puzzi and the Management of Giovanni Rubini's Farewell Tour in 1842 |
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13 Outside the Cathedral: Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Local Music-Making, and the Provincial Organist in Mid-Nineteenth-century England14 Music for St Cuthbert, 'Patron Saint of the Faithful North': The Musical Repertory of St Cuthbert's Catholic Church, Durham, 1827-1910; St Cuthbert's Catholic Church, Durham, in the Nineteenth Century; Music at St Cuthbert's Church: printed sources; Music at St Cuthbert's Church: manuscript sources; Early Twentieth-century Changes; 15 'That monstrosity of bricks and mortar': The Town Hall as a Music Venue in Nineteenth-century Stalybridge |
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Phase I: A Prestigious Venue for MusicPhase II: Desertion and Decline; Phase III: Revival; Conclusion; 16 The Provincial Musical Festival in Nineteenth-century England: A Case Study of Bridlington; 17 Educating England: Networks of Programme-Note Provision in the Nineteenth Century; Index |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Cowgill, Rachel
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| ISBN |
9781351557320 |
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1351557327 |
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