Musica Britannica

Musica Britannica is a trust founded in 1951, as "providing an authoritative edition of those classics of English music not yet available in print".[1] One of its co-founders, Anthony Lewis, served as the publication's first chief editor for many years.[2]

References

Citations

  1. ^ Lewis 1951, p. 202.
  2. ^ Rushton 2017, p. 312.

Sources

  • Dart, Thurston (June 1963). "Musica Britannica". The Musical Times. 104 (1444): 419. doi:10.2307/950404. JSTOR 950404.
  • Lewis, Anthony (May 1951). "'Musica Britannica'". The Musical Times. 92 (1299): 201–204. doi:10.2307/936230. JSTOR 936230.
  • Rushton, Julian (May 2017). "100 Volumes of Musica Britannica". Early Music. 45 (2): 311–312. JSTOR 26546440.


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