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Introduction Rosemary Golding 1. The Finances, Estates, and Social Status of Musicians in the Late Eighteenth Century Rebecca Gribble 2. Composers and Publishers in Clementi’s London David Rowland 3. Professionalization and the Female Musician in Early Victorian Britain: the Campaign for Eliza Salmon David Kennerley 4. The British Army and the Music Profession: the Impact of Regimental Bands on the Status and Identity of Professional Musicians Helen Barlow 5. Church Musicians in Nineteenth-Century Durham Martin V. Clarke 6. The Rise of the Professional Music Critic in Nineteenth-Century England Paul Watt 7. Music Teaching in the Late-Nineteenth Century: a Professional Occupation? Rosemary Golding 8. Women Musicians and Professionalism in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Centuries Sophie Fuller 9. Musicians, Singers and Other Artistes as Workers in the British Music Hall 1900-1918 John Mullen 10. Building a Concert Career in Edwardian London Simon McVeigh