Henry Purcell, 1659-1695 ; essays on his music.
1959
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Title
Henry Purcell, 1659-1695 ; essays on his music.
Created/published
London ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1959.
Description
136 p. : port., music, facsims.
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Contents
Homage to the British Orpheus by P. Pears.
On realizing the continuo in Purcell's songs, by B. Britten.
New light on Dido and Aeneas, by E. W. White.
Purcell's librettist, Nahum Tate, by I. Holst.
Our sense of continuity in English drama and music, by M. Tipett.
Purcell and the Chapel Royal, by J. Noble.
An organist's view of the organ works, by R. Downes.
Performing Purcell's music today, by R. Donington.
Purcell's handwriting, by F. B. Zimmerman.
Purcell's autograph's by N. Fortune and F. B. Zimmerman.
Further seventeenth- and eighteenth-century evidence bearing on the performance of Purcell's works, by R. Donington.
A note on the Nanki collection of Purcell's works, by I. Holst.
On realizing the continuo in Purcell's songs, by B. Britten.
New light on Dido and Aeneas, by E. W. White.
Purcell's librettist, Nahum Tate, by I. Holst.
Our sense of continuity in English drama and music, by M. Tipett.
Purcell and the Chapel Royal, by J. Noble.
An organist's view of the organ works, by R. Downes.
Performing Purcell's music today, by R. Donington.
Purcell's handwriting, by F. B. Zimmerman.
Purcell's autograph's by N. Fortune and F. B. Zimmerman.
Further seventeenth- and eighteenth-century evidence bearing on the performance of Purcell's works, by R. Donington.
A note on the Nanki collection of Purcell's works, by I. Holst.
Call number
ML410.P93 H65