Titlebook: Amateur Musical Societies and Sports Clubs in Provincial France, 1848-1914; Harmony and Hostilit Alan R. H.‘Baker Book 2017 The Editor(s) (

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Grunddreieck mit begrenzten Hauptspannungen,upted into protests on the streets and in the town and village squares of provincial France. Baker shows that musical societies significantly changed the landscapes and soundscapes of provincial France, with public performances often outdoors in newly constructed bandstands bringing both classical and light music to large public audiences.

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Sociability and Fraternity, This leads him to ask the intriguing question: was the concept of fraternity the key foundation stone on which sociability was built in nineteenth-century France? The originality of Baker’s answer to this question lies in his incomparable use of the mass of unpublished and hitherto neglected archives in 11 widely-separated departments of France.

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Musical Societies,upted into protests on the streets and in the town and village squares of provincial France. Baker shows that musical societies significantly changed the landscapes and soundscapes of provincial France, with public performances often outdoors in newly constructed bandstands bringing both classical and light music to large public audiences.

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Anwendung der Rechnungsergebnisse,at members were required to wear, and by the sociability that members enjoyed at their club house, often a café. Like musical societies, sports clubs animated the social lives of their towns and villages, contributing notably to their celebrations of national, regional and local fêtes.

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unpublished archives from eleven different regions.Reveals This book explores leisure-related voluntary associations in France during the nineteenth century as practical expressions of the Revolutionary concept of .fraternité.. Using a mass of unpublished sources in provincial and national archives

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