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Front Matter....Pages i-xiii Music, Style and Society....Pages 1-22 The North Italian Courts....Pages 23-48 Rome: Sacred and Secular....Pages 49-74 Venice, 1580–1680....Pages 75-102 Bologna, 1580–1700....Pages 103-120 Florence: Musical Spectacle and Drama, 1570–1650....Pages 121-145 Vienna, 1580–1705....Pages 146-163 Dresden at the Time of Heinrich Schütz....Pages 164-184 Protestant North Germany....Pages 185-205 The Low Countries....Pages 206-217 Paris, 1600–61....Pages 218-238 Paris, 1661–87: the Age of Lully....Pages 239-269 London, 1603–49....Pages 270-304 London: Commonwealth and Restoration....Pages 305-326 Spain....Pages 327-348 Mexico....Pages 349-360 Back Matter....Pages 361-399
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- Author
- Curtis Price (eds.)
- Publisher
- Palgrave Macmillan UK
- Published
- 1993
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781349112968
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, Music, Arts
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