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John Jenkins (1592-1678), Duos for Two Bass Viols and Continuo, Volume 1. Pavan (VdGS no 1), Fantasia (VdGS no 2), Airs with Divisions (VdGS nos 11-12, 14-17, Divisions on a Ground (VdGS no 13). Editorially reconstructed continuo. Introduction, Critical Commentary and scores, performing parts available direct from the publishers.

John Jenkins (1592-1678), Duos for Two Bass Viols and Continuo, Volume 2. Airs with Divisions (VdGS nos 37-38, 44-46 & 63), Fantasia (VdGS no 52), Divisions on a Ground (VdGS nos 18-21 & 23). Editorially reconstructed continuo. Introduction, Critical Commentary and scores, performing parts available direct from the publishers.

The long-awaited sequel to Andrew Ashbee's pioneering study of the life and music of John Jenkins (1592-1678). The primary focus of this second volume is Jenkins' huge output of fantasia-suites, but his vocal music also comes under examination, and a complete source-list of Jenkins' music is provided.

First published in 1998, this volume comprises papers given at a conference on Lawes and his music held at Oxford in September 1995 to commemorate the 350th anniversary of his death.

In addition to basic biographical details about court musicians and instrument makers, entries feature information on: appointments, probate material, family background, heraldry, signatures and holograph documents, subscriptions to books, and bibliographical references.

Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913).

Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913).

This fascinating selection of more than 180 photographs traces some of the many ways in which mid Kent has changed and developed over the last century.

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John Jenkins (1592-1678) was a leading English composer of instrumental music in the mid-seventeenth century. These studies by leading experts focus not only on his life and work but also on the music of such contemporaries as Gibbons, Ferrabosco II, Mico, and Cobbold, period instruments, and consort manuscripts.

This book is part of the Images of England series, which uses old photographs and archived images to show the history of various local areas in England, through their streets, shops, pubs, and people.

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Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913). Records of English Court Music (a series of seven volumes covering the period 1485-1714) is the first attempt to compile a systematic calendar of such references.

Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913). Records of English Court Music (a series of seven volumes covering the period 1485-1714) is the first attempt to compile a systematic calendar of such references.

Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913).

Pioneering work on the musical material from the archives of the English court was undertaken by Nagel (1894), Lafontaine (1909) and Stokes (in the Musical Antiquary 1903-1913).

This is the first in a two-volume study of Jenkins and his music. It concerns itself exclusively with the superb consorts for viols which dominate the early part of the composer's career.

This first volume of a projected two volume study of the music of John Jenkins concentrates exclusively on his consorts for viols.