‘The Prices are extravagant to keep out inferiour People’: Making a Market for Music in Eighteenth-Century London: 24th Annual Conference on Music in 18th-century Britain, Foundling Museum, London

Catherine Harbor

‘The Prices are extravagant to keep out inferiour People’: Making a Market for Music in Eighteenth-Century London: 24th Annual Conference on Music in 18th-century Britain, Foundling Museum, London

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Nov 2008

1 Doctoral Thesis

The Birth of the Music Business: Public Commercial Concerts in London 1660–1750
Harbor, C., 2013, (Unpublished) 744 p.
Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

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‘The Prices are extravagant to keep out inferiour People’: Making a Market for Music in Eighteenth-Century London: 24th Annual Conference on Music in 18th-century Britain, Foundling Museum, London

Research output

The Birth of the Music Business: Public Commercial Concerts in London 1660–1750

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