The 1862 publication of six remarkable 1861 Royal Institution lectures on music history from plainsong to the mid-nineteenth century.
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The composer and music teacher John Pyke Hullah (1812–84) is best remembered for his 'singing school for schoolmasters'. Published in 1862, this accessible history of music, from plainsong to the mid-nineteenth century, was first given as a course of six lectures at the Royal Institution in 1861.
Preface; 1. The first period (c.370 to c.1400); 2. The second period (c.400 to c.1600); 3. The third period (c.1600 to c.1750); 4. The third period (cont.); 5. The fourth period (c.1750 to the present time); 6. The fourth period (cont.); Chronological tables.
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