- Author's uniq id: Smith J
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- Total number of records with affiliations: 8
| Jeremy L. Smith |
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| John David Smith |
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| Joseph Smith |
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<g><k>Smith J</k><l><g><k>Jeremy L. Smith</k><l><g><k><mods:affiliation>E-mail: Jeremy.smith@colorado.edu</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000132</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g><g><k><mods:affiliation>Jeremy L. Smith, Associate Professor of Musicology and Director of the Center for British and Irish Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder, specializes in music of the English Renaissance, with particular interest in music publishing, intellectual property issues and politics; his secondary interest is progressive rock. He has recently published an article on the portraits of Mary, Queen of Scots, in the Burlington Magazine. He is author of Thomas East and Music Publishing in Renaissance England and editor of William Byrd’s Psalmes, Sonets and Songs. He is currently working on a book entitled The Songs of William Byrd.</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000132</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g><g><k><mods:affiliation>NONE</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000132</i><i>000632</i></l><n>2</n><t>2</t></g></l><n>3</n><t>4</t></g><g><k>John David Smith</k><l><g><k><mods:affiliation>NONE</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000E19</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g><g><k><mods:affiliation>North Carolina State University</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000E19</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g></l><n>2</n><t>2</t></g><g><k>Joseph Smith</k><l><g><k><mods:affiliation>NONE</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000B30</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g><g><k><mods:affiliation>University of Exeter</mods:affiliation></k><l><i>000B30</i></l><n>1</n><t>1</t></g></l><n>2</n><t>2</t></g></l><n>3</n><t>8</t></g>
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