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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"William Byrd"”.
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The virginal music of William Byrd and Orlando Gibbons
Thesis (M.M.)--Boston University
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Toward a Critical Edition of Gordon Jacob's William Byrd Suite: A Comparison of Extant Editions with The Fitzwilliam Virginal Book
… the twentieth¬ century wind band repertoire, the William Byrd Suite presents many obstacles for the conductor and ensemble members. Since its initial publication in 1924, the piece has contained many discrepancies of pitch, articulation, rhythm, dynamics, and phrase completion that appear in the …
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The Mirror of Nature: Chesapeake Perceptions of Wilderness, 1650-1787
… Betwixt Virginia and North Carolina (1728), by William Byrd II; and Notes on the State of Virginia (1787), by Thomas Jefferson. Religious and intellectual views were not the primary influences of these responses; instead, settlers assessed wilderness according to the material value of its …
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The Mirror of Nature: Chesapeake Perceptions of Wilderness, 1650-1787
… Betwixt Virginia and North Carolina (1728), by William Byrd II; and Notes on the State of Virginia (1787), by Thomas Jefferson. Religious and intellectual views were not the primary influences of these responses; instead, settlers assessed wilderness according to the material value of its …
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Reconciling Eros and Agape: The English Catholic Artistic Response to Reforms
… art of Edmund Campion, Robert Southwell, and William Byrd and focuses, especially, on the way art attempts to reconcile man's human and divine natures, or <em>Eros</em> and <em>Agape</em>. This can enrich our understanding of the degree to which the spiritual may be found in the temporal to …
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“I wyl poure out the wordes of sorrowe”: politics in the Protestant and Catholic settings of Psalms 51 and 79 during the English Reformation
… Hopkins (1549-end of century). Psalm motets by William Byrd (1540-1623) and his setting of Infelix ego, the prison meditation on Psalm 50 [51] by 15th-century Dominican friar Girolamo Savonarola are also explored. Along with the Byrd motet, English settings of the same text by William Hunnis (d. …