ANNOUNCEMENT: Web Library of Seventeenth-Century Music: New Additions, Call for Scores
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Announcement and Call for Scores
The Web Library of Seventeenth-Century Music (WLSCM) is pleased to announce several new additions to the library. Now available are Antonio Biffi's /Miserere/, edited by Don Fader and John Blow's Anthem J/esus seeing the multitudes/ edited by Alan Howard. Scores are available at http://sscm-wlscm.org.
The WLSCM, a publication of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, presents new editions of seventeenth-century compositions that have remained unpublished or are not commercially available. Access is free and editions can be downloaded in printable PDF format for non-profit use.
The WLSCM invites the submission of editions for consideration. Editions are selected and reviewed by an Editorial Board of specialists in seventeenth-century music. As such, /WLSCM/ is pioneering the online publication of refereed (peer-reviewed) musical editions. For more information, contact Lex Silbiger, General Editor, at lexsilb at duke.edu .
The Web Library of Seventeenth-Century Music (WLSCM) is pleased to announce several new additions to the library. Now available are Antonio Biffi's /Miserere/, edited by Don Fader and John Blow's Anthem J/esus seeing the multitudes/ edited by Alan Howard. Scores are available at http://sscm-wlscm.org.
The WLSCM, a publication of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, presents new editions of seventeenth-century compositions that have remained unpublished or are not commercially available. Access is free and editions can be downloaded in printable PDF format for non-profit use.
The WLSCM invites the submission of editions for consideration. Editions are selected and reviewed by an Editorial Board of specialists in seventeenth-century music. As such, /WLSCM/ is pioneering the online publication of refereed (peer-reviewed) musical editions. For more information, contact Lex Silbiger, General Editor, at lexsilb at duke.edu .
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