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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"British music"”.

  1. Modernism in British music 1900-1922.

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  2. Boosey & Hawkes: The rise and fall of a wind instrument manufacturing empire

    … years the names Boosey and Hawkes dominated the British music scene, at first independently, and from 1930, in response to the difficult trading conditions of the Depression, as a single firm – Boosey & Hawkes. Although it was run as one company it comprised two divisions – the publishing …

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  3. The instrumental music of British Women Composers in the Early Twentieth Century

    … study focuses in detail on instrumental chamber music produced by women in the early twentieth century, a particularly fertile and under-represented period with regard to this topic and it draws on aspects of women’s history, British music history and feminist musicology. It argues that the …

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  4. Towards Elucidating Psychological Arousal in Response to Music Theatre

    … psychological effects of observing experimental music theatre performance video recording. Experiencing music theatre can evoke a range of aesthetic and psychological emotions in audiences. These include joy, sadness, fear, unease, excitement, and empathy. Immersion in stories and characters can …

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  5. From Lineage to Legacy: Charles Garland Verrinder and Victorian Anglo-Jewish Music

    … an unusual insight into the world of Jewish music in Victorian Britain. An Anglican musician trained as a chorister at Salisbury Cathedral and with Royal Organist Sir George Elvey, Verrinder’s forty-five-year career as the first organist of the West London Synagogue (Britain’s first ‘Reform’ …

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