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Sunday Feature Educating Isaac Sunday Feature: Educating Isaac

Sunday 27th April 2014

  • Vast archives in Naples remain unstudied and uncatalogued. These bundles are from the Historical Diocese Archive,
  • The ledger of income and expenditure for the year 1729 at the 鈥淧overi di Ges霉 Cristo鈥 Conservatory. It contains records of
  • Music and the Catholic Church still work together in Naples. A chapel in the the Duomo di Napoli doubles up as a reading-room.

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  • Sunday Feature—Educating Isaac

    Nicholas Baragwanath explores a forgotten mode of music education once used in Naples.

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