by Dave Townsend. Reproduced with permission from the notes accompanying the CD William Knapp: West Gallery Anthems and Psalmsby the Christminster Singers.
William Knapp and the Country Psalmody Tradition Read Post »
Chris Egerton
In-post MA student, RCA/V&A Conservation and Stringed-instrument Conservator
The Berkswell ‘Cello’ (Warwickshire) Read Post »
Christopher Turner
Article reproduced from the BIOS REPORTER, April 1997, Volume XXI, No.2
Juhn Budgen
Article reproduced from the BIOS REPORTER, April 1997, Volume XXI, No.2
Experiences with Barrel organs Read Post »
Concert at Brinklow 12 July 2014 – In Prosperity and Adversity – Martyn and Wheeler
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Prof. Em. Ian Russell, MBE, Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen (UK)
Robert Price is described in his book as ‘assistant organist at Coventry’, thought most likely to be St Michael’s Church, where Capel Bond was organist at the same time. His
ROBERT PRICE (fl. 1771 – 8) Read Post »
What we know so far about John Hill: John Hill started life in Lydd, Kent. His first known book of tunes, The range of dates is calculated following an analysis of the
JOHN HILL ( fl. 1735 – 1792 ) Read Post »
What we know so far about Joseph Key: Joseph Key was an excise officer of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, and an amateur musician who was buried 20th September 1784. His wife, no doubt dependant
JOSEPH KEY ( ? – 20.9.1784 ) Read Post »
