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Showing posts with label Tom Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Moore. Show all posts

Friday, 24 October 2014

Flautists, meete Tom Moore, a Scholar who Writes about Flute Music

More papers by Tom Moore have appeared on his Academia.edu website during the course of today.

Do look - you might find useful info for programme notes.  Click on the links below:-

 

You can follow lecturer Tom Moore on Academia.edu, where more of his writings can be found.  HERE.

Flautists, Useful Info about Furstenau

While looking at Tom Moore's paper on Yorkshire-born John Townsend, we spotted another interesting paper on flute music - Furstenau this time!  Take a look - you might find useful info for programme notes.  Click HERE, or on the link below.

“The Six Thèmes Favoris, op. 71, and Caprices, op. 80 of A.B. Fürstenau”

You can follow lecturer Tom Moore on Academia.edu, where more of his writings can be found.  HERE.

Flautists, Have You Heard of Yorkshire-Born Composer John Townsend?

We've come across an article about John Townsend by Tom Moore, of Florida International University.  He was active in the north of England in the mid-nineteenth century.  You can read it HERE.


"The music for unaccompanied flute by John Townsend in the manuscript volumes of the Hitchcock Collection"


You can follow lecturer Tom Moore on Academia.edu, where more of his writings can be found.  HERE.