The Nevell Manuscript: New Evidence of 17th-century Gentlewomen’s Music Book-Sharing and Education at Exiled English Convents

Caroline Elliott

The Nevell Manuscript: New Evidence of 17th-century Gentlewomen’s Music Book-Sharing and Education at Exiled English Convents

Department of Music

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Original language	English
Journal	Early Music
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 17 Jan 2024

Keywords

book history
catholicism
Music education
Early Modern Music
early modern women
early music

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