Concordant Cheltenham: the making of a musical town, 1716-1944, by Graham Lockwood
The author takes a journey through the accounts of many musical events in Cheltenham over more than two centuries, and writes about those that he believes were important in establishing the foundation upon which Cheltenham became home to a music festival of national importance. August 2018, 148 pages, illustrations, paperback, £9.95, ISBN 978-1-906978-53-2
The author takes a journey through the accounts of many musical events in Cheltenham over more than two centuries, and writes about those that he believes were important in establishing the foundation upon which Cheltenham became home to a music festival of national importance. August 2018, 148 pages, illustrations, paperback, £9.95, ISBN 978-1-906978-53-2
The author takes a journey through the accounts of many musical events in Cheltenham over more than two centuries, and writes about those that he believes were important in establishing the foundation upon which Cheltenham became home to a music festival of national importance. August 2018, 148 pages, illustrations, paperback, £9.95, ISBN 978-1-906978-53-2