六合彩开奖结果

In 1917, Herbert Howells received a grant from the Carnegie Trust to assist in editing hundreds of Tudor manuscripts for performance. Howells often spoke of the influence this experience had on his compositional work: 鈥淎ll through my life I鈥檝e had this strange feeling that I belonged somehow to the Tudor period鈥搉ot only musically but in every way.鈥� Musicologist Jonathan Clinch has noted that the relationship between "the Renaissance of the 16th century 鈥� and the so-called 鈥楨nglish musical renaissance鈥� [of the 20th century]鈥搃s at the heart of Howells鈥檚 church music," but the direct manifestations of this technical and aesthetic debt remain uncharted. My research focuses on locating the manuscripts Howells edited, analysing their musical content, and comparing them with Howells鈥檚 own works to identify the specific ways in which the composer鈥檚 study of Tudor repertoire influenced his music. In a broader sense, my research aims to investigate the process whereby artworks from past eras directly influence the creative process of artists in the contemporary era鈥攁nd the ways in which editing shapes the editor.