‘Bonnie Sweet Recorder’: some issues arising from Arnold Dolmetsch's early English recorder performances

‘Bonnie Sweet Recorder’: some issues arising from Arnold Dolmetsch's early English recorder performances

Source :

• Early Music [ 0306-1078 ] ; 2007.

English descriptors

• Entity :
  • org : Dolmetsch Foundation, Foundation, Melbourne University, Musical Instruments, Old English Music and Musical Instruments, Oxford University, University of Leeds, University of Melbourne.
  • pers : A. Blake, A. Dolmetsch, A. Fuller, A. H. Mann, A. J. Hipkins, A. Mayes, A. Mee, Adrian Boult, Alejandro Vera, Anthony Holborne, Anton Heberle, Arnold Dolmetsch, B. C. Ross, B. Galpin, B. Shaw, Baker Street, Beatrice Horne, Ben Jonson, Bernard Shaw, Berthold Tours, Blake, C. L. Graves, C. Welch, Campbell, Carl Dolmetsch, Charles Fry, Charles Villiers, Christopher Macklin, Christopher Welch, Curator, D. Higbee, D. Kinsell, D. Lasocki, D. MacMillan, Darcy Kuronen, Dean House, Diana Poulton, Dolmetsch, Don Fader, E. H. Hunt, E. H. Pember, E. Hill, E. Hunt, E. Roche, Edgar H. Hunt, Edgar Hunt, Edward Elgar, Elodie Dolmetsch, Ernest Newman, Eton College, Even Grove, F. Bridge, F. Howes, F. J. Crowest, F. T. Arnold, F. W. Galpin, Felix Mendelssohn, Felix Weingartner, Francis Galpin, Frank Howes, François Couperin, Friedrich Chrysander, George Bernard, George Grove, Gustav Holst, H. C. Colles, H. Hadow, H. Haskell, H. Reyne, Haslemere, Henry Hadow, Henry Purcell, Henry Wood, Humphrey Salter, Interpretation, J. A. Fuller, J. C. Bridge, J. C. Squire, J. M. Thomson, J. S. Bach, J. Wagstaff, J. Walsh, Jane A. Bernstein, Jeanne Dolmetsch, Jeffrey Pulver, John Bull, John Dunstable, John Ford, John Thomson, Joseph Saxby, Joy Barker, Kenneth Pont, Landon Ronald, Lasocki, Lloyd George, M. Campbell, M. Gillies, M. Mageau, M. Pendered, M. Thomson, Mabel Dolmetsch, Mabel Johnston, Malcolm Tattersall, Manuel da Falla, Margaret Campbell, Mason Collection, Meirion Hughes, Merry Wives, Mersenne, Michael Praetorius, N. Lander, Nathalie Dolmetsch, Occasional, P. A. Scholes, P. Grainger, P. M. Young, P. Scholes, P. Young, Percy Buck, Percy Grainger, Percy Scholes, Poel, R. Stradling, Ralph Vaughan, Richard Austin, Richard Terry, Robert Bridges, Robert Stradling, Roger Quilter, Rudolph Dolmetsch, Ruth Smith, Shaw, Solo Recorder, T. Malleson, Thomas Beecham, Thomas Morley, Thomas Tallis, Thomas William, Trinity College, Tudor Period, Vaughan Williams, Viscount Lee, W. G. Whittaker, W. Mellers, William Byrd, William Cobbett, William Morris, William Poel, William Shakespeare, William Taphouse, Williams, Woody Cock.
  • place : America, Birmingham, Cambridge, Chester, England, Frederick Bridge, If Bridge, Italy, Joseph Cox Bridge, London, Manchester, Murcia, Oxford, Palestrina, Perth, Rochester, Salisbury, Stanford, Swansea, Windsor, Yet Bridge.
• Teeft :
  • Alexandra williams, American recorder, Ancient minstrelsy, Archive, Arnold concert, Arnold dolmetsch, Arnold dolmetsch hall, Baker street, Bressan, Bressan recorder, Burlington hall, Cambridge companion, Campbell, Carl dolmetsch, Charles recital, Consort, Dolmetsch, Dolmetsch family, Dolmetsch family archive, Dolmetsch foundation, Early instrumental music, Early music, Early music february, Early music revival, Elizabethan stage society, English music, English musical renaissance, Extant programme, February, Fifth season, Fine art, First lecture, First time, Folk music, Frederick bridge, Fuller maitland, Galpin, George bernard shaw, George grove, Good morning, Haslemere, Haslemere festival, Haslemere hall, Henry purcell, Henry wood, Influential supporter, Jeanne dolmetsch, Kind permission, Letter writer, Lord ball, Lute, Musical association, Musical direction, Musical ensemble, Musical establishment, Musical history, Musical instrument, Musical time, Musical world, Nellie chaplin, Oboe, Original italic, Original music, Percy scholes, Period instrument, Personal communication, Personal recollection, Portman room, Programme, Purcell, Queen square, Recorder, Recorder dolmetsch, Recorder performance, Recorder player, Robert bridge, Scant skill, Stage music, Third concert, Treble recorder, Trinity college, Trumpet tune, Tudor period, Twelfth night, Vaughan williams, Viol, William poel, William shakespeare, Xixth century, Young england.

Abstract

• https://api.istex.fr/ark:/67375/HXZ-Q6521T9B-5/fulltext.pdf

Affiliations:

• Australie
• Victoria (État)
• Melbourne
• Université de Melbourne

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