Elizabeth Stirling and the musical life of female organists in nineteenth-century England / Judith Barger.
Språk: Engelska Serie: Music in nineteenth-century BritainUtgivning: Aldershot : Ashgate, 2007Beskrivning: 240 s. ill., musiknoterISBN:- 0754651290
- 9780754651291
- 786.5/0820942 22
- ML416.S75
- Ijz Stirling, Elizabeth
- Ijdb
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Sammanfattning: Using the life and works of Elizabeth Stirling as a case study, this book focuses on the three roles common to female organists in nineteenth-century England: recitalist, church musician, and composer. Barger utilizes many rich and diverse primary sources to piece together a coherent picture of Stirling in each of these pursuits, as well as to present vignettes from the lives of her female colleagues.
Introduction -- "Ladies not eligible"? -- Preparing for and launching a career -- Building a career -- Female church organists -- Female organist composers of vocal music -- Female organist composers of organ music -- Legacies
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Pp. 213-225: Bibliography
Introduction -- "Ladies not eligible"? -- Preparing for and launching a career -- Building a career -- Female church organists -- Female organist composers of vocal music -- Female organist composers of organ music -- Legacies
Using the life and works of Elizabeth Stirling as a case study, this book focuses on the three roles common to female organists in nineteenth-century England: recitalist, church musician, and composer. Barger utilizes many rich and diverse primary sources to piece together a coherent picture of Stirling in each of these pursuits, as well as to present vignettes from the lives of her female colleagues.