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This important study of the first of its kind since A.L. Lloyd's 'Folk Song in England', first published in 1967, to relate singers diachronically to the social conditions of production on a large scale. It will be welcomed as an original contribution to its field.

This important study is the first of its kind since A.L. Lloyd's 'Folk Song in England', first published in 1967, to relate singers diachronically to the social conditions of production on a large scale. It will be welcomed as an original contribution to its field. (Gerald Porter)

This important study is the first of its kind since A.L. Lloyd's 'Folk Song in England', first published in 1967, to relate singers diachronically to the social conditions of production on a large scale. It will be welcomed as an original contribution to its field. (Gerald Porter)

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The Author: Andrew C. Rouse was born in Wessex. In 1979 he was offered a teaching contract at the Hungarian colleges at Pécs and Eger, and soon became involved in the Hungarian folk scene both on and off campus, and as performer and organiser. He has been lecturing at the English Department of the University of Pécs since 1982. His passion and academic profile have gradually fused over the past 15 years, and in 2004 he was awarded a Ph.D. for his research into England's remunerated vernacular singers. Rouse has also written several related academic and disseminating papers, articles, studies and essays, which have been published in a number of countries.

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