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Embellishing 16th-Century Music

English · Paperback / Softback

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Klappentext The authentic performance of sixteenth-century music involves more than just reading the notes. The singers and musicians of the time were expected to add elaborate ornamentation according to very precise rules! but exactly how these rules should be interpreted and applied has always presented considerable problems to the modern performer. This clear! concise! and practical guide to the kinds of ornamentation appropriate to sixteenth-century music is a valuable handbook for those desiring to perform the music of the period. Zusammenfassung The authentic performance of sixteenth-century music involves more than just reading the notes. The singers and musicians of the time were expected to add elaborate ornamentation according to very precise rules, but exactly how these rules should be interpreted and applied has always presented considerable problems to the modern performer. This clear, concise, and practical guide to the kinds of ornamentation appropriate to sixteenth-century music is a valuable handbook for those desiring to perform the music of the period.

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Authors Howard M. Brown, Howard Mayer Brown
Publisher Oxford University Press
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 18.03.1976
 
EAN 9780193231757
ISBN 978-0-19-323175-7
No. of pages 94
Series Early Music Series
Early Music Series
Subject Humanities, art, music > Music > Music history

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