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SECM in Tallahassee 2018
The Political, Transnational, and Exotic In Eighteenth-Century Musical Life Contents Preface Introduction Contributors Plenary Lecture: Music in Context: A Reflection on the Study of Eighteenth-Century Music, Sterling E. Murray Missing Pieces of a Forgotten Story: Archival Work and Source Status in Mexico, Dianne Lehmann Goldman The French Operatic Prologue as Liminal Space, Anita Hardeman The Conspicuous Absentee: Waṅhal, Ditters and Von dem wienerischen Geschmack in der Musik, Halvor K. Hosar Early American Electioneering and Political Debate in Song: The Case of the Alien and Sedition Acts, Laura Lohman Rethinking Center and Periphery: Eighteenth-Century Violin Tradition Between Naples and Paris, Guido Olivieri Poet, Prostitute, and Prophetess: Rediscovering the Music of Signora Corilla, Cameron Steuart Abbé Vogler’s “Global” Musical Works: Charlatanism, Bringing the Eighteenth Century a Global Perspective, or Extenuating Circumstances, Bertil van Boer |
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