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Concert Life in Eighteenth Century England

Stanley Sadie
Pages 17-30 | Published online: 28 Jan 2009

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H. Diack Johnstone. (2000) The John Marsh Journals: The Life and Times of a Gentleman Composer (1752–1828). Edited by Brian Robins. Journal of the Royal Musical Association 125:2, pages 306-314.
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BRIAN ROBINS. (1996) JOHN MARSH AND PROVINCIAL MUSIC MAKING IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND. Royal Musical Association Research Chronicle 29:1, pages 96-142.
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Peter Borsay. (1994) The London Connection: Cultural Diffusion and the Eighteenth-Century Provincial Town. The London Journal 19:1, pages 21-35.
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