Mus.B.
Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of Mus.B.
From New Latin Mūsicae Baccalaureus
Example Sentences
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I have gathered from Mr. A. R. Gaul, Mus.B., of Birmingham, some particulars of the work of Dr. Buck, organist of Norwich Cathedral, who was known forty or fifty years ago all over the country as a trainer of boys' voices.
From Project Gutenberg
A Mus.D. is generally a Mus.B., and his exercise is the same.
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