A Biographical Dictionary of English Court Musicians, 1485-1714, Volumes I and II

Andrew Ashbee · David Lasocki · Peter Holman · Fiona Kisby Littleton

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Biographical and Historical Analysis Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Contents: Volume I: (646 pages) Introduction Notes on entries Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Bibliographical codes Names: a Finding List for Variants The Dictionary: A-H. Volume II: (635 pages) The Dictionary: I-Z The Succession of Places of Court Musicians: The Private Music strings, keyboard, wind, drums Trumpeters The Chapel Royal men Tables showing family connections between court musicians Index of Subjects and Places Addenda.

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