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List of musical examples; Acknowledgements; Editions and abbreviations; Note on musical editions; Note on orthography; Introduction; 1. Nature's voice: concent of words and music; 2. The concinnity of the arts and the church music controversy; 3. Tuning the instrument: Donne's temporal and extemporal song; 4. The choir in Herbert's temple; 5. 'Sole, or responsive': voices in Milton's choirs; 6. Empire of the ear: the praise of music; Appendix I. Music, poems and iconography for the liturgical year; Appendix II. Chronology; Appendix III. Glossary of musical and liturgical terms; Notes; Discography; Bibliography; Index.
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