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The Guitar in England: By Stewart Button. (Outstanding Dis-sertations in Music From British Uni-versities.) New York: Garland Publish-ing, [ p.

ISBN $] Most guitarists would not consider the England of Charles Dickens and Queen Victoria a center of the nineteenth-century guitar.

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Contents 1 Biography. He provides the reader with considerable historical background on the guitar in England, a task for which he was eminently prepared by his 1800-1924 book, "The Guitar in England, ," completed at the University of Surrey in and commercially available in the United States as part of the series Outstanding Dissertations in Music from.

In Stewart Button’s The Guitar 1800-1924 book England: on page in note 3 it is stated that, “Dr. Caisford [italics mine] was an amateur guitarist and at one time Regondi’s physician.” Because the Japanese text had the equivalent of a “G” and Button had a “C” I just assumed that Button was correct (but did not think that this.

Works for Guitar 3 References 4 Sources 5 External links [edit]Life [edit]Early Years Allan (Andrew) Willcocks was born on 14 July in Canterbury (in South-East England) as the second son of a merchant family.

For professional reasons, the family (Allan, his parents, his brother Harold and his sister Patricia) moved to the small town of. A self-proclaimed pupil of Giulio Regondi (see E51), ‘Signor’ James Alsepti was a well-known concertina performer and advertisement indicated that he played for parties and dances and gave daily performances and lessons at Keith, Prowse & Co.

Alsepti was one of the inventors and a major proponent of “bowing valves”: concertina air valves for simulating the. Stewart Button has written: 'The guitar in England, ' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Guitar, Guitar music, Music Asked in Rock Music Is Led Zeppelin's guitar in the Rock and Roll.

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