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Charles Burney

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Charles Burney 1726-1814, English music historian, composer, and organist. His General History of Music (1776-89; 2d ed. 1935) was one of the first important music histories in English. He wrote The Present State of Music in France and Italy (1771) and The Present State of Music in Germany (1773). They were published together as Dr. Burney's Musical Tours in Europe (1959). The work describes European society, life, and customs as well as music and important musicians. His daughter, Fanny Burney , compiled his memoirs (1832). Bibliography: See biographies by P. A. Scholes... Read more
Burney, Charles
Burney, Charles ( b Shrewsbury, 1726; d London...novelists Fanny and Sarah Harriet Burney, of the writer on South Sea exploration, Rear-Admiral James Burney (one of Cook's officers in...circumnavigation), and of the Gr. scholar, Charles Burney, jun. Read more
Burney, Charles
Burney, Charles (1726–1814). Musical...composer, and organist, Burney was educated in his birthplace...whom he met Handel . In 1746 Burney was introduced to Fulke Greville...Oxford doctorate in 1769. Burney travelled widely in Europe... Read more

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