Books & Book Chapters

Christopher Page and Michael Fleming, eds., Music and Instruments of the Elizabethan Age
(Boydell and Brewer, 2021), chapters on the lute pp.101–112 and on the lute book pp.
161–170.

The Loder Family: Musicians in Nineteenth-Century Bath, ed. Nicholas Temperley published by Boydell and Brower (2016) Chapter on ‘The Musical Life of Bath 1800-1850’.

Lute and lute music in 17 th -century Holland. Proceedings of the International Lute
symposium, Utrecht 30 August 2013 ed. Jan W.J. Burgers, Tim Crawford, Louis Peter Grijp,
Matthew Spring (eds.) Chapter titled: ‘“A goose among swans.” The connections and
correspondence between Jacques Gaultier and Constantijn Huygens’ (Cambridge, 2016).

Henry VIII and his Afterlives: Literature, Politics, and Art, ed. Mark Rankin and Christopher
Highley, ‘Henry VIII’s Musical Contribution and Posthumous Reputation’ (Cambridge:
CUP, 2009), 190-208.

From Renaissance to Baroque (Ashgate, 2005), ed. Jonathon Wainwright and Peter Holman, ‘The Lute in Transition’ (Bodmin: Ashgate, 2005), 173-190.

Studies in English Consort Music: John Jenkins and his Time, ed. Andrew Ashbee and Peter Holman, `Jenkin's Lute Music - An approach to reconstructing the "Multitudes of Lute Lessons"' (Oxford: OUP, 1996), 309-324.

The Hoogsteder Exhibition of Music and Painting in the Golden Age, ed. Edwin Buijsen and Louis Peter Grip.  Articles on lutes and viols (The Hague: Hoogsteder and Hoogsteder, 1994), 346-349; 354-357.

The Blackwell History of Music in Britain, The Seventeenth Century, ed. Ian Spink. Chapter 11, Solo Music for Tablature Instruments, (Oxford: Blackwells, 1992), 367-406.