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VOLUME 13 (2007) NUMBER 1

Table of Contents

A Note from the Editor, Bruce Gustafson

Articles

Review-Essay

Reviews

Books

Critical Editions of Music

Compact Disc

  • Thomas Tomkins: Above the Starrs, Fretwork with Emma Kirkby, Catherine King, Charles Daniels, Donald Greig, Richard Wistreich, and Jonathan Arnold, reviewed by Andrew R. Walkling

Communications


Masthead

Editor-in-Chief: Bruce Gustafson
Reviews Editor: Stephen R. Miller
Copy Editor: Mary Paquette-Abt
Consulting Editor: Kerala J. Snyder

Editorial Board: Mauro Calcagno, Richard Charteris, Georgia Cowart (ex officio, President of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music), Kenneth Gilbert, Rebecca Harris-Warrick, Wendy Beth Heller, Denis Herlin, John Walter Hill, Jeffrey Kurtzman, Lois Rosow