The Heather Professor of Music is the title of an endowed chair at the University of Oxford. The post and the funding for it come from a bequest by William Heather (c. 1563 – 1627). Following the example of his friend William Camden who had left property to fund the establishment of a chair of history at Oxford in 1622, Heather founded a music lecture at Oxford and proposed to present the university "with some instruments and music books to promote a weekly music practice". He included specific instructions for music practice on Thursday afternoons during term times (except during Lent) and that there should be a Master of the Musicke. This master was to look after the musical instruments and the music books and to undertake rehearsals and provide both a theoretical and practical training
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| - The Heather Professor of Music is the title of an endowed chair at the University of Oxford. The post and the funding for it come from a bequest by William Heather (c. 1563 – 1627). Following the example of his friend William Camden who had left property to fund the establishment of a chair of history at Oxford in 1622, Heather founded a music lecture at Oxford and proposed to present the university "with some instruments and music books to promote a weekly music practice". He included specific instructions for music practice on Thursday afternoons during term times (except during Lent) and that there should be a Master of the Musicke. This master was to look after the musical instruments and the music books and to undertake rehearsals and provide both a theoretical and practical training (en)
- Professeur Heather de musique est le titre d’une chaire universitaire à université d’Oxford. Ce poste et son financement proviennent d'un legs de William Heather (c. 1563 – 1627). Suivant l’exemple de son ami William Camden qui avait laissé des biens pour financer la création d'une chaire d'histoire à Oxford en 1622, Heather fonde une conférence de musique à Oxford et propose de doter l’université « d’instruments et de livres de musique pour promouvoir une pratique musicale hebdomadaire ». Il ajoute des instructions spécifiques pour la pratique de la musique les jeudis après-midi (sauf pendant le carême) et qu’il doit y avoir un Master of the Musicke. Ce maître doit prendre soin des instruments et des livres de musique et entreprendre des répétitions et fournir une formation à la fois théo (fr)
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| - The Heather Professor of Music is the title of an endowed chair at the University of Oxford. The post and the funding for it come from a bequest by William Heather (c. 1563 – 1627). Following the example of his friend William Camden who had left property to fund the establishment of a chair of history at Oxford in 1622, Heather founded a music lecture at Oxford and proposed to present the university "with some instruments and music books to promote a weekly music practice". He included specific instructions for music practice on Thursday afternoons during term times (except during Lent) and that there should be a Master of the Musicke. This master was to look after the musical instruments and the music books and to undertake rehearsals and provide both a theoretical and practical training in music. The chair is linked to a fellowship of Wadham College. The names of many of the Heather Professors have been memorialised in street names in the suburb of New Marston, Oxford. These include Nicholson Road, Goodson Walk, Hayes Close, Crotch Crescent, Ouseley Close, Stainer Place, Parry Close, Hugh Allen Crescent, Westrup Close. William Heather is himself remembered in Heather Place. (en)
- Professeur Heather de musique est le titre d’une chaire universitaire à université d’Oxford. Ce poste et son financement proviennent d'un legs de William Heather (c. 1563 – 1627). Suivant l’exemple de son ami William Camden qui avait laissé des biens pour financer la création d'une chaire d'histoire à Oxford en 1622, Heather fonde une conférence de musique à Oxford et propose de doter l’université « d’instruments et de livres de musique pour promouvoir une pratique musicale hebdomadaire ». Il ajoute des instructions spécifiques pour la pratique de la musique les jeudis après-midi (sauf pendant le carême) et qu’il doit y avoir un Master of the Musicke. Ce maître doit prendre soin des instruments et des livres de musique et entreprendre des répétitions et fournir une formation à la fois théorique et pratique en musique. (fr)
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