Good Quire of Voices
Good Quire of Voices
The Provision of Choral Music at St.George's Chapel, Windsor Castle and Eton College, c.1640-1733
Dexter, Keri John
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2002
578
Dura
Inglês
9780754605607
0754605604
Through the detailed examination of a choral foundation, this book aims to deepen the understanding of Restoration church music. By tracing the fortunes of St George's Chapel choir, the study seeks to assess the impact of contemporary events on the musicians and their working practices.
Continuity of service(s) - the choir of Eton College, 1640-75: Continuity of service(s) and the Directory for Publick Worship; Eton under Charles II - restoring choral worship; The hidden legacy of the Civil War and Commonwealth; Summary and conclusions. The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor, 1660-1733: Choristers and their master; The recruitment and succession of lay clerks; Appointment procedures and terms of probation; The changing role of the Petty Canon; Choirs salaries and additional earnings. St George's Chapel - links with Eton and The Chapel Royal: Pluralism and the choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor; Royal chapels and the Chapel Royal. The St George's Chapel partbooks, copyists and repertoire; The Windsor music copyists; SGC 1-4 - the Windsor Repertoire, 1660-c.1683; Lbl Add. MS 17784, 'Barnard' and the 'true' Windsor Repertoire; The evolution of the early post-restoration repertoire; Early 18th-century dissemination and performance.
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Through the detailed examination of a choral foundation, this book aims to deepen the understanding of Restoration church music. By tracing the fortunes of St George's Chapel choir, the study seeks to assess the impact of contemporary events on the musicians and their working practices.
Continuity of service(s) - the choir of Eton College, 1640-75: Continuity of service(s) and the Directory for Publick Worship; Eton under Charles II - restoring choral worship; The hidden legacy of the Civil War and Commonwealth; Summary and conclusions. The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor, 1660-1733: Choristers and their master; The recruitment and succession of lay clerks; Appointment procedures and terms of probation; The changing role of the Petty Canon; Choirs salaries and additional earnings. St George's Chapel - links with Eton and The Chapel Royal: Pluralism and the choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor; Royal chapels and the Chapel Royal. The St George's Chapel partbooks, copyists and repertoire; The Windsor music copyists; SGC 1-4 - the Windsor Repertoire, 1660-c.1683; Lbl Add. MS 17784, 'Barnard' and the 'true' Windsor Repertoire; The evolution of the early post-restoration repertoire; Early 18th-century dissemination and performance.
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