Thomas Tomkins: The Last Elizabethan

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

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Contents: Introduction. Part 1 The Lives and Times of Thomas Tomkins and his Family, Anthony Boden: Lostwithiel St David's Menevia sacra Gloucester Her Majesty's chapel Worcester Awfull majestie The greatest maecenas Sceptre and crown Sacred and profane A faithful city Distracted times. Part 2 The Music of Thomas Tomkins, Denis Stevens: Musica Deo Sacra Songs of 3, 4, 5 and 6 parts Music for keyboard instruments Consort music. Part 3 Further Commentaries: Thomas Tomkins: an appreciation, Bernard Rose Sacred music omitted from Musica Deo Sacra, Peter James Thomas Tomkins: borrowings, self-borrowings and homage, David R.A. Evans. List of works and their sources Bibliography Index.

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