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Notes: Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association, is regarded as the foremost scholarly journal for music libraries and librarianship. Since 1931, Notes has presented interesting, informative, and well-written articles on music librarianship, music bibliography, the music trade, discography, and certain aspects of music history. Each quarterly issue offers critical reviews of significant books and printed music, as well as columns providing complete bibliographic citations for new books, music, and music publishers' catalogs.
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Volume 71, Number 2, December 2014Table of Contents
Articles
- Notes for Notes
- pp. 271-272
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/not.2014.0128
Book Reviews
Aesthetics, Philosophy
American Music
Composers
Hipness, Jazz
Opera, Medicine
Repertoire
Sovereign, Sacred
Theory
- Books Recently Published
- pp. 323-331
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/not.2014.0143
Music Reviews
Music from Medieval Britain
Eighteenth-Century Chamber Music from the Spanish Court
Keyboard Music by Galuppi
- Le opere strumentali. Serie prima: Musica per tastiera, Volume 1: Opera 1, Opera 2, Passatempo al cembalo ed. by Mario Folena, Roberto LoreggianLe opere strumentali. Serie prima: Musica per tastiera, Volume 2: [Manoscritti da fonti veneziane] ed. by Federica Iannella, Giuliana Maccaroni, and: Le opere strumentali. Serie prima: Musica per tastiera, Volume 3: [Manoscritti da fonti italiane (non veneziane)] by Elisa Fontana, Roberto Velasco, and: Le opere strumentali. Serie prima: Musica per tastiera, Volume 4: [Manoscritti da fonti italiane diverse]by Alvise De Piero (review)
- pp. 340-345
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/not.2014.0159
The Original Version of Bizet’s L’Arlésienne
Newly Published Music by Benjamin Britten
- Three Songs for Les Illuminations by Benjamin Britten, and: Six Early Songs (1929–31) for medium voice and piano by Benjamin Britten, and: Two Pieces for violin, viola and piano (1929) by Benjamin Britten, and: Two Psalms: Out of the deep, Praise ye the Lord, for SATB chorus and orchestra by Benjamin Britten, and: Variations for piano (1965) by Benjamin Britten (review)
- pp. 349-352
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/not.2014.0135
- Music Received
- pp. 353-360
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/not.2014.0141
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