Music and Society in Early Modern England

Discover the vibrant world of English popular music during the early modern period with Music and Society in Early Modern England by Christopher W. Marsh. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2013, this comprehensive survey spans 624 pages, delving into the lives of musicians, the influence of music on society, and various musical forms including broadside ballads, dancing, psalm-singing, and bell-ringing.

This richly illustrated book not only provides an in-depth exploration of the era's musical landscape but also features a dedicated website that hosts forty-eight specially commissioned recordings by the renowned Dufay Collective. Perfect for music enthusiasts and historians alike, Marsh's work invites readers to experience the profound connection between music and society in early modern England.