The Singing Bourgeois. Songs of the Victorian Drawing Room and Parlour

Gregor Wienand · Derek B. Scott

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Contents: Introduction to the first edition Introduction to the second edition The foundations of the drawing-room genre The growth of the market for domestic music The rise of the woman ballad composer Cultural assimilation Sacred songs Promoters, publishers, and professional performers A best-selling formula? Nationalism and imperialism Hegemony Continuity and change Music and social class Notes Glossary of musical terms used in the text Select bibliography Song index General index.

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