Echoes mainly musical from Norwich and around
Subtitle: local studies for Michael Nicholas organist at Norwich Cathedral, 1971-1994
By: edited by Christopher Smith.
Contributors: Nicholas, Michael, 1938-; Smith, Christopher Hughes.
Publisher: Solen
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Norwich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 61
First sentence: It is the departure of Michael Nicholas, for more than two decades Organist at Norwich Cathedral and a great force in the musical life of the city and the region, that prompts the publication of this little volume by friends and colleagues.
Description: A collection of essays by local authors on local history, mainly concerned with music
Table of contents: label: 1
pagenum: 9
title: Michael Nicholas (by Peter Aston - Professor of Music , UEA); label: 2
pagenum: 9
title: Echoes of a Lost Voice (Anon); label: 3
pagenum: 17
title: The Eastern Sepulchre in Norwich Cathedral: Ritual, Transience, and Archaeology (by Sandy Heslop - Senior Lecturer in Art History, UEA); label: 4
pagenum: 21
title: The Legacy of Matthew Wren - Bishop of Norwich 1635-38 (by Tom Webster - British Academy Research Fellow, Centre for Historical Studies, UEA); label: 5
pagenum: 25
title: The Heraldry of the Reade Salt (by Tony Sims - Immediate Past President, Norfolk Heraldry Society); label: 6
pagenum: 29
title: William Cobbold, Organist of Norwich Cathedral (by Frederick Appleby - Cantoris Bass, Norwich Cathedral); label: 7
pagenum: 35
title: Music of Parson Woodforde (by Christopher Smith - Reader in French, UEA); label: 8
pagenum: 41
title: A Pint from a Pint Pot: The John Davis organ in Wymondham Abbey (by David Baker - Librarian, UEA, and Organist, Wymondham Abbey); label: 9
pagenum: 47
title: The Thomas Elliott Organ at Thornage (by David Chadd - Senior Lecturer in Music, UEA); label: 10
pagenum: 51
title: Thoughts for an Opera Lover or, The Canary and the Quadruped (by David Charlton - Reader in Music, UEA); label: 11
pagenum: 55
title: Well-Educated as a Chorister at Norwich (by Michael Quinton-Smith - Senior Lecturer in Art History, Bristol University)