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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 January 2020
It was during the eighteenth century that musical festivals - or music meetings, as they were also known - began in England, a movement which still remains a feature of English musical life. A few towns and cities held annual meetings, while others presented occasional gatherings of this type.
∗ The harpist was probably Mme Krumpholtz, who also performed at the 1793 Hampshire Music Meeting.Google Scholar
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