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‘Whom Music's lore delighteth’: words-and-music in Byrd's Ye sacred Muses

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‘Whom Music's lore delighteth’: words-and-music in Byrd's Ye sacred Muses

Auteurs : Mike Smith

Source :

Early Music [ 0306-1078 ] ; 2003.

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- org : University of Colorado, University of Kentucky This.
- pers : A. Brown, B. Wilson, Brett, C. Monson, C. S. Lewis, D. Cooke, D. Pesce, D. Wulstan, Dent, Doughtie, E. H. Fellowes, Edward Doughtier, H. Hadow, I. A. Winn, Ian Partridge, J. Harley, J. Stevens, James Bowman, Jeremy L. Smith, Jeremy Smith, John Case, John Stevens, Jonathan Clixon, Joseph Kerman, Kerman, King Edward, L. Dreyfus, Laurence Dreyfus, M. Smith, M. W. Booth, Mike Smith, Muses, Oliver Neighbour, P. Brett, P. Le Huray, P. Phillips, Paul McNulty, Philip Brett, Philip Larkin, R. Turbet, Richard Mico, S. Ratdiffe, Stevens, Thomas Talk, Thomas Tallis, Tom Perridge, William Byrd.
- place : Boston, Cambridge, Czech Republic, England, MA, Venice.
Teeft :
- August, Brett, Byrd, Byrd edition, Byrd song, Byrd study, Chapel royal, Consort, Consort song, Doughtie, Early music august, Early tudor court, Elizabethan madrigal, English consort song, English madrigal, English renaissance song, Jacobean consort music, John stevens, Joseph kerman, Kerman, Keyboard music, Less distinctive, Liner note, Lore delighteth, Main subject, Middle age, Musical interest, Philip brett, Rhetorical, Rhetorical effect, Royal musical association, Viol, Vocal part, Vocal phrase, Vocal statement, William byrd.

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DOI: 10.1093/earlyj/XXXI.3.425

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