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Translations of Power: Narcissism and the Unconscious in Epic History.Elizabeth J. Bellamy

The book opens with a depiction of this metropolis of the French Renaissance. Successive chapters survey references to music in the literature of Lyons; the activity of musicians and instrument-makers, including official and private musical engagements; music copied or printed; composers in or near the city; and nine characteristic musical genres. Six helpful appendices, compiled from sources both primary and secondary, list musicians and instrumentmakers mentioned in the archives, music printed in Lyons (excluding liturgical chantbooks and reprints), and resident and visiting patrons of music. Nine musical examples, a bibliography of works cited more than once, and a thorough index complete the study.