John Taverner, Four- and Five-Part Masses, edited by Hugh Benham. Early English Church Music, 35–6 London, Stainer and Bell, 1989–90 xvi + 156, xiv + 138 pp. ISBN 0 85249 773 3, 0 85249 775 X.

John Aplin

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John Taverner, Four- and Five-Part Masses, edited by Hugh Benham. Early English Church Music, 35–6 London, Stainer and Bell, 1989–90 xvi + 156, xiv + 138 pp. ISBN 0 85249 773 3, 0 85249 775 X.

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Information: Journal of the Royal Musical Association , Volume 116 , Issue 2 , 1991 , pp. 304 - 306

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1 John Taverner, Tudor Composer (Ann Arbor, 1979), 41–4Google Scholar

2 Aplin, John, ‘“The Fourth Kind of Faburden” The Identity of an English Four-Part Style’, Music and Letters, 61 (1980), 245–65Google Scholar

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John Taverner, Four- and Five-Part Masses, edited by Hugh Benham. Early English Church Music, 35–6 London, Stainer and Bell, 1989–90 xvi + 156, xiv + 138 pp. ISBN 0 85249 773 3, 0 85249 775 X.

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