The Musical Times

The Musical Times
The Musical Times
The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular
Page 221 du 1 avril 1885 du The Musical Times

Pays Royaume-Uni
Langue Anglais
Périodicité trimestriel
Genre Musique classique
Date de fondation 1844
Éditeur Musical Times Publications Ltd.

ISSN 00274666
OCLC 53165808
Site web http://themusicaltimes.blogspot.com/

The Musical Times, souvent abrégé MT, est un magazine sur la musique classique édité au Royaume-Uni. C'est actuellement le plus ancien journal toujours publié au Royaume-Uni, il est publié sans interruption depuis 1844. Son nom est au départ The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular puis est raccourci en 1903[1]. Le journal est initialement mensuel, il est maintenant trimestriel. Il a édité par le passé par Stanley Sadie (1967 — 1987) et Eric Wen.

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