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Old violins and violin lore, 1900

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1We have acquired

2the entire remaining stock of this

3important publication

5The Sources

6of Keyboard Music

7in England

9by Charles Van den Borren

10translated by J. E. Matthew. 378 pages

11numerous music examples, crown 8vo, cloth

13A standard European work of musical

14scholarship and one which is of vital interest

15to all students of keyboard music of the

1616th and early 17th centuries.

18The collection of keyboard music which

19naturally provides the basis for this study

20is the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, and

21detailed treatment, copiously illustrated with

22music examples, is given to the various

23figures — melodic, rhythmic, and

24harmonic — in this music and to the forms

25and styles cultivated by composers for the

26Virginal. Originally published in England

27in 1915, this book remains the only

28thorough study of its type, illuminating

29a most important branch of English

30and European music.

32LONDON

33WILLIAM REEVES Bookseller Ltd

341a Norbury Crescent, S.W.16

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