Musical cultures in seventeenth-century Russia

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Soviet and Russian History Diverse Musicological Studies

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Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: The New Patriarch 1. The True False Dmitrii and the Death of Music in Moscow 2. Wondrous singers and exceptional voices: Singers and Singing in Muscovy 3. Sweet and harmonious singing: Domestic Singers and Domestic Singing 4. Tavern and Wedding: The Instrumental Traditions at the Muscovite Court 5. Nikolai Diletskii: Language and Imagery in Muscovite Music Theory 6. The Muscovite Court Theater Epilogue: Reversing Our Gaze: A Case Study Appendix Notes Bibliography Index

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