Music-Making in North-East England during the Eighteenth Century

En savoir plus sur le livre

In the Eighteenth century, the north-east of England was a vibrant hub for diverse musical activities, including concerts, teaching, and performances in both theatre and church. Roz Southey delves into this rich musical landscape, utilizing various source materials to explore the motivations behind these activities and the significance they held for local communities. The book offers insights into the cultural and social context of music during this period, highlighting its impact on the region's identity.