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General Information
 
2009 Publications (This Year)
  • Bulletin #15 was published and circulated in March 2009
  • Consort #65 was issued in June 2009
  • Bulletin #16 was published and circulated in October 2009
  • Invoices or advice notes relating to subscriptions for the year 2010 will be mailed out in November 2009

2010 Publications (Next Year)

  • Bulletin #17 will be published and circulated in March 2010
  • Consort #66 will be issued in June 2010
  • Bulletin #18 will be published and circulated in October 2010
  • Invoices or advice notes relating to subscriptions for the year 2011 will be mailed out in November 2010
Contents of The Consort #65 (Summer 2009)  

The Consort: ISSN 0268 9111

  • Do we care what we sing? Editing the poetry of Italian madrigals - Bojan Bujic
  • Three glimpses of Byrd's music during its nadir - Richard Turbet
  • Gender roles in baroque solo dance - Madeline Inglehearn
  • Some recently identified sources of Handelian keyboard music at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge - Gerald Gifford
  • The double violin concerto in Germany in Vivaldi's time - Fabrizio Ammetto
  • Leopold Mozart's Alphorn Sinfonia and the Pastorella - Frances Jones
  • Reviews - Books
  • Reviews - Music
  • Reviews - Recordings

Annual Subscriptions for 2009 & 2010

  • Full UK membership £17.50 (students £8, families £20) - delivery to a UK or NI address
  • Overseas membership £24 (students £14) - delivery outside the UK and NI

Complete Index For Volumes 1 - 65 
 
Back Issues and Past Articles
  • The Foundation holds a small number of back issues that are available to purchase
  • Individual articles can be provided as scanned images (in pdf format)
  • The charges for back issues and back articles are available on request
  • Please contact Dr. Brian Blood for further information
 
Articles for The Consort
 
Would you be interested in writing an article on a musical subject of your choice for The Consort, a journal that appears annually, and specialises in early music, i.e. music up to 1800. 

A suitable length for an article would be about 5000 words. Black and white illustrations are welcome as long as you have obtained any necessary permissions.

For purposes of publication, the most helpful format for submitting an article is on a CD together with a print-out.

If you send it to the editor, Elizabeth Rees, by the end of December, it can appear in the Summer issue following.

The fee for an article is £60.
 
Please supply a short biography about yourself when you send the article.

Please contact me if you have any queries or would like to discuss this further.
 

 
The Editor
 
Elizabeth Rees M.A. (Oxon)
2 Parkfields
High Street
Butleigh
nr. Glastonbury
Somerset BA6 8SZ 
tel: 01458 851561 
email: elizabethrees_ocv@hotmail.com
 
 
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The Consort is one of the world's leading Early Music Journals. It is published annually by the Dolmetsch Foundation, and has a wide readership both in Britain and abroad. University libraries in many countries subscribe to The Consort, which carries articles on current musical research and reviews of recent books, music and recordings.
 
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Other Information  
  • Cheques, Money Orders, etc. should be made to The Dolmetsch Foundation Inc.
  • Payments, bank-to-bank, should be made to our bankers (see details above) with all charges borne by the payer.
  • The Consort's page dimension is A5
  • Copy deadline for the next issue is December 25, 2009
 
Please provide camera-ready artwork on floppy disk or CD (black and white), together with hard copy. These can be sent to the editor with your payment.