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Volume 33, Number 3, August 2005Table of Contents
- Editorial
- pp. 369-370
- Attributions to Giovanni Rovetta
- pp. 413-422
- Musical offerings in the Renaissance
- pp. 425-437
- Treble or soprano? Performing Tallis
- pp. 495-502
- The birth of the orchestra
- pp. 503-505
- The one-to-a-part concerto
- pp. 506-508
- A story of 'A'
- pp. 508-509
- Conservation versus use
- pp. 510-511
- The south German violin
- pp. 511-513
- 'The cradle of music in Ireland'
- pp. 514-515
- Couperin in context
- pp. 516-518
- Concerts in English society
- pp. 518-520
- Sammartini revisited
- pp. 520-522
- The arcane colours of Fayrfax
- pp. 523-524
- A pastoral and 'the Scottish play'
- pp. 524-526
- Visions of the Middle Ages
- pp. 527-528
- Phantasms sweet
- pp. 528-530
- The recorder across Europe
- pp. 532-533
- Baroque voices and violins
- pp. 533-535
- The artful harpsichord
- pp. 535-536
- Vivaldi in madness and mirth
- pp. 536-538
- The sweet sound of cultures clashing
- pp. 538-539
- Seeking early English keyboards
- pp. 541-543
- Questions of copyright
- pp. 543-544
- Tempering Bach's temperament
- pp. 545-548
- The little-known Francesco Scarlatti
- pp. 549-550
- Copyright issues
- pp. 548-549
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