Thomas East and Music Publishing in Renaissance England. By Jeremy L. Smith. pp. 233. (Oxford University Press, New York and Oxford, 2003, £45. ISBN 0-19-5139054.)

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Thomas East and Music Publishing in Renaissance England. By Jeremy L. Smith. pp. 233. (Oxford University Press, New York and Oxford, 2003, £45. ISBN 0-19-5139054.)

Auteurs : John Morehen

Source :

• Music and Letters [ 0027-4224 ] ; 2005.

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• Entity :
  • org : University of Michigan.
  • pers : Alejandro Vera, Alessandro Striggio, Allan Stevenson, Canguilhem, Donald Krummel, Giulio Caccini, H. K. Andrews, Humfrey, Jeremy L. Smith, Jeremy Smith, John Browne, John Coprario, John Windet, Nathaniel Patrick, Peter Clulow, Richard Redmer, Smith, Thomas Este, Thomas Snodham, William Barley, William Bathe, William Byrd, William Gostling.
  • place : Cambridge, Florence, Florentine, Lleida, Madrid, Rome, San Marino.
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