Charles Dickens and Music
By James T. Lightwood · Running time 04:31:44 · Literary Criticism, Music, Performing Arts
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This is a detailed exploration of the references to music in the novels of Dickens: songs, instrumental pieces, performers, composers, and musical instruments. It also includes Dickens' interactions with musicians. - Summary by Warren Bergmann
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