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Brian Boydell, A Dublin Musical Calendar 1700–1760. Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988. 320 pp. ISBN 0 7165 2430 9. - Memoirs of Dr Charles Burney 1726–1769, ed. Slava Klima, Garry Bowers and Kerry S. Grant. Lincoln and London, University of Nebraska Press, 1988. xxxix + 233 pp. ISBN 0 8032 1197 X.

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Brian Boydell, A Dublin Musical Calendar 1700–1760. Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988. 320 pp. ISBN 0 7165 2430 9.
Memoirs of Dr Charles Burney 1726–1769, ed. Slava Klima, Garry Bowers and Kerry S. Grant. Lincoln and London, University of Nebraska Press, 1988. xxxix + 233 pp. ISBN 0 8032 1197 X.

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Irena Cholij
Irena Cholij*
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University of Birmingham
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Journal of the Royal Musical Association , Volume 115 , Issue 2 , 1990 , pp. 269 - 271
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1 Proceedings of the Royal Musical Association, 90 (1963–4), 43–57.Google Scholar

2 Fragment 1, p 9, 11. 14–18 of volume under review. Suppressed by Fanny D'Arblay.Google Scholar

3 Fragment 1, p 10, ll. 12–15Google Scholar

4 See also my article ‘Defesch's “Tempest” Songs’, The Musical Times, 127 (1986), 325–7. At the time of writing the article I was unaware of the incidents involving Arne, Mrs Clive and Defesch and suggested that Defesch collaborated with Arne. It is clear, however, that Defesch's songs replaced Arne'sGoogle Scholar