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The social status of the professional musician from the Middle Ages to the 19th century

Walter Salmen, Herbert Kaufman and Barbara Reisner

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Frontmatter
Editor's Preface (page i)
ONE The Social Status of the Musician in the Middle Ages (WALTER SALMEN, page 1)
TWO The Social Status of the Town Musician (HEINRICH W. SCHWAB, page 31)
THREE The Social Status of Organists in Lutheran Germany from the 16th through the 19th Century (ARNFRIED EDLER, page 61)
FOUR On the Social Status of the Spielmann ("Folk Musician") in 17th and 18th Century Germany, Particularly in the Northwest (DIETER KRICKEBERG, page 95)
FIVE The "Hautboist"; and Outline of Evolving Careers and Functions (WERNER BRAUN, page 123)
SIX The Economic Conditions of the 18th-Century Musician (RICHARD PETZOLDT, page 159)
SEVEN The Musician as Music Dealer in the Second Half of the 18th Century (KLAUS HORTSCHANSKY, page 189)
EIGHT The Origin and Social Status of the Court Orchestral Musician in the 18th and early 19th Century in Germany (CHRISTOPH-HELLMUT MAHLING, page 219)
NINE Social Obligations of the Emancipated Musician in the 19th Century (WALTER SALMEN, page 265)

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Journal Abbreviation	Label	URL
MAL	65.4 (Oct. 1984): 402	http://www.jstor.org/stable/735104
NOT	41.3 (Mar. 1985): 512-514	http://www.jstor.org/stable/941166

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Published: c1983

Publisher: Pendragon Press

ISBN(s)

9780918728166 (hardcover)

Subject

Music & Musicology