Royal Musical Association
Royal Musical Association. Organization founded by Stainer and Pole in London in 1874 ‘for investigation and discussion of subjects connected with the art, science, and history of music’. Incorporated 1904, prefix ‘Royal’ since 1944. Papers, etc., read to the Assoc. are pubd. in its Proceedings, known since 1988 as Journal of the RMA.
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