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A History of Music in England

Ernest Walker
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Ernest Walker. A History of Music in England. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1907.
Title
A History of Music in England
Author
Ernest Walker
Publisher
Clarendon Press
Place
Oxford
Year
1907
Extent
historical survey
Language
English
Type
National music history

SCOPE & CONTENT

This expanded dossier identifies A History of Music in England by Ernest Walker, with edition-level publication data and normalized title/author variants for reliable retrieval. The work is treated as both a bibliographic object and a historical source, so its contemporary terminology and judgements remain visible while being distinguished from present-day scholarly consensus.

RESEARCH VALUE

Research use: National music history. The record emphasizes exact publication context (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1907) and extent (historical survey), together with the work’s place in the history of musical scholarship, criticism or reference practice. When a physical Library attachment matches safely, verified data are written only to empty metadata fields.

EDITION AND SCOPE

Edition recorded: Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1907. Extent: historical survey. Search aliases cover abbreviated volume labels, alternative punctuation and author-name variants.

HISTORIOGRAPHICAL USE

The dossier separates bibliographic fact from historical interpretation and flags the work as a product of its period where terminology, canon formation or attribution may differ from modern scholarship.

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