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Music In Eighteenthcentury England Essays In Memory Of Charles Cudworth Christopher Hogwood

Name: Music In Eighteenthcentury England Essays In Memory Of Charles Cudworth Christopher Hogwood
SKU: BELL-47863906
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Music In Eighteenthcentury England Essays In Memory Of Charles Cudworth Christopher Hogwood instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.34 MB

Pages: 284

Author: Christopher Hogwood, Richard Luckett

ISBN: 9780521235259, 9780521090087, 0521235251, 0521090083

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Music In Eighteenthcentury England Essays In Memory Of Charles Cudworth Christopher Hogwood by Christopher Hogwood, Richard Luckett 9780521235259, 9780521090087, 0521235251, 0521090083 instant download after payment.

English eighteenth-century music is comparatively neglected as an academic topic despite its increasing popularity with listeners, both on record and in the concert hall. Yet England in the eighteenth century was the scene of the liveliest and most various musical activity. The essays in this book, by leading English and American scholars, are devoted to the social and intellectual background, and to the composers who dominated the period, including Handel and Haydn.