Forty years in the Wilderness: John Sadler of the Sadler Partbooks
Forty years in the Wilderness: John Sadler of the Sadler Partbooks
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荒野四十年：萨德勒部分手册的约翰·萨德勒
DOI：
10.1093/ml/gcaa016
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发表时间：
2020
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0.3
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Range M
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Range M
鉴定都铎partbooks牛津，博德利图书馆，密西西比州。Mus. e. 1-5和女士Tenbury 1486，和私人拥有的威尔莫特partbook与约翰萨德勒，一个牧师和校长活跃在农村北安普敦郡之间的1548年和16世纪90年代初，一直坐在不安。这是因为与这些书有关的约翰·萨德勒实际上是一个完全不同的人：在第一组中，他在书中输入了以前被描述为他名字的简单字母组合，但实际上是一个“商人标记”，明确地表明他是诺维奇商人。文章讨论了他的身份证明和书籍的新背景。他们的搬迁邀请一个新的阅读和解释他们的内容，如他们的意义作为一个来源的信息诺里奇作曲家托马斯莫利。这与中世纪的商人世界的联系使人们关注到早期现代商人及其与音乐的关系这一被忽视的话题。
The identification of the Tudor partbooks Oxford, Bodleian Library, Mss. Mus. e. 1–5 and Ms. Tenbury 1486, and the privately owned Willmott partbook with John Sadler, a priest and schoolmaster active in rural Northamptonshire between 1548 and the early 1590s, has sat uneasily. This is because the John Sadler associated with these books is actually someone quite different: in the first set he entered in the books what has previously been described as a simple monogram of his name, but which is in fact a ‘merchant mark’ identifying him unambiguously as a Norwich merchant. The article discusses the evidence for his identification and the new context for the books. Their relocation invites a new reading and interpretation of their contents, such as their significance as a source of information about the Norwich composer Thomas Morley. The link with the Elizabethan merchant world brings into focus the rather neglected topic of early modern merchants and their involvement with music.