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From the Chrysanthemum Pavilion
Some of the most interesting and unusual items in the music collections are those that have been donated. These come from many sources, and cover all types of music. Some of the rarest material is in the Laurence Picken collection. … Continue reading
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Tagged C16 music, Chinese music, Japanese music, Music Department, music manuscripts, Picken collection
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A Librarian needs your help
Last week I suggested that Librarians might be able to help. This week, it’s time for me to ask you to help us; or, more precisely to assist one of my colleagues who is cataloguing incunabula at Cambridge University Library. … Continue reading
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Tagged C16 music, Cambridge University Library, crowdsourcing, early music print, incunable, latin texts, sacred music
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The Peterhouse Partbooks : music at Cambridge in the early seventeenth century
The survival of 18 manuscript choir partbooks in the library of Peterhouse is an extraordinary historical and musicological tale. What they are, where they came from, and how they survived was the subject of a fascinating conference at the beginning … Continue reading
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Tagged C16 music, C17 music, DIAMM, exhibitions, partbooks, Peterhouse, provenance, Ward Library
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