Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-208) and index.
Contents:
Performing women in English books of ayres / Scott A. Trudell -- Witches, lamenting women, and cautionary tales : tracing "The ladies fall" in early modern English broadside balladry and popular song / Sarah F. Williams -- Listening to black magic women : the early modern soundscapes of witch drama and the new world / Jennifer Linhart Wood -- "Better a witty fool than a foolish wit" : song, fooling, and intellectual disability in Shakespearean drama / Angela Heetderks -- Dangerous performance : Cupid in early modern pedagogical masques / Amanda Eubanks Winkler -- Making music fit for kings : reforming and gendering music in Samuel Rowley's When you see me, you know me / Joseph M. Ortiz -- Unimportant women : the "sweet descants" of Mary Sidney and Richard Crashaw / Tessie L. Prakas -- Domestic song and the circulation of masculine social energy in early modern England / Linda Phyllis Austern -- Song, political resistance, and masculinity in Thomas Heywood's The rape of Lucrece / Nora L. Corrigan -- Music for Helen : the fitful changes of Troilus and Cressida / Erin Minear -- The use of early modern music in film scoring for Elizabeth I / Kendra Preston Leonard.
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