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Tag Archives: Music collectors
At the event: UL Friends talk by Margaret Faultless
It’s all in the notes. Or is it?…. On Wednesday February 11th Margaret Faultless gave an absorbing and illuminating lecture-recital to the Friends of the University Library on performance practice at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries taking … Continue reading
To celebrate, to commemorate: Marion Scott and Ivor Gurney
A few days ago I was leading a “Behind the scenes” tour of the UL Music Department. I’ve done quite a lot of these over the last 5 years or so, and I’ve now got a fund of interesting stories to tell interspersed with … Continue reading
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Tagged First world war, Ivor Gurney, Marion Scott, Music collectors, To celebrate to commemorate
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The Full English
The Full English, the world’s largest digital archive of English traditional music and dance, was recently launched. Over 58,000 items are included in the database, that has brought together and digitised archive collections from various archive holding institutions around the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge Colleges, Cecil Sharp, Clare College, folk music, Music collectors, The Full English, traditional
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Music collectors: Hedli Anderson
This is another instalment in our mini-series of posts about ‘Music collectors‘ which ties in with the ‘Shelf lives‘ exhibition (until 16 June). Where this post differs slightly is that the previous posts in this series focused on collectors who … Continue reading
Music collectors : Frederick Booth
How does a score end up in the UL? They arrive here in many different ways. Some are bought, some arrive via Legal deposit, others are given to us. Of the items that are donations, some are gifts from a kindly … Continue reading
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Tagged C20 composers, Cambridge collectors, exhibitions, Music at CUL, Music collectors, rare books
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Music collectors: Richard Pendlebury
As has been hinted at in a previous post, we are and will be looking at music collectors whose collection items were not included in the UL’s Shelf Lives : Four Centuries of Collectors and their Books exhibition. After Anna’s … Continue reading
Arnold and the thorough-bass
In the context of the Shelf Lives exhibition, the music collections are putting some music collectors in the spotlight, both in the form of physical exhibitions and through blog posts. One of these collectors is Franck Thomas Arnold (1861-1940), who … Continue reading
Music collectors
The Shelf lives exhibition (18 January – 16 June 2012) at the University Library shows treasures from ten different collectors, one of which represents music. As far as music is concerned, the collectors theme will be continued in blog posts … Continue reading