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Guitar in Georgian England: A Social and Musical History Japan from vintage classics like Pirates

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Guitar in Georgian England: A Social and Musical History Japan from vintage classics like PiratesThis book explores the guitar's popularity and novelty in Georgian England, its impact on social, cultural, and musical history, and its symbolism of Romanticism and stylish masculinity. It presents new scholarship drawing from digitized original source material, reasserting the guitar's long forgotten significance in Romantic England. Format: Hardback Length: 304 pages Publication date: 02 October 2020 Publisher: Yale University Press This

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