Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
Hi everyone:
A friend has let me borrow a book called "Musical Ensembles in Festival
Books: 1500 - 1800." by Edmund A. Bowles. It must have hundreds of woodcuts
and drawings from original sources, that I've never seen before-- and I've
read a lot of music history books. It's really impressive. I was told the
study of musical iconography is an area of study, primarily in Germany,
where many similiar type of books are printed in four color ink (they must
be *very* expensive). Would anyone on the list know about specific titles? I
would love to find more information.
I don't know about specific titles, but I know where to look for more
info. Doing a "Firstsearch" lookup on the author, I readily found the
title, and doing a lookup on the LC cataloging number resulted in quite
an interesting array of nearly the greater part of 400 items (cf.
<http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSQUERY?sessionid=fsapp6-44175-fni0ygan-n68xlo:entitypagenum=4:0:next=html/records.html:bad=html/records.html:format=BI:numrecs=10:indexh1=:termh1=lc%3AML85:dbname=WorldCat:searchtype=hotlc>)
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