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- The end of the ars nova in Italy. The San Lorenzo palimpsest and related repertories
The end of the ars nova in Italy. The San Lorenzo palimpsest and related repertories - 9788892900462
di Calvia A. (cur.) Campagnolo S. (cur.) Janke A. (cur.) edito da Sismel, 2020
Informazioni bibliografiche del Libro
- Titolo del Libro: The end of the ars nova in Italy. The San Lorenzo palimpsest and related repertories
- Autori : Calvia A. (cur.) Campagnolo S. (cur.) Janke A. (cur.)
- Editore: Sismel
- Collana: La tradizione musicale. Studi e testi , Nr. 21
- Data di Pubblicazione: 2020
- Genere: musica
- Pagine: 330
- Curatore: Calvia A.; Campagnolo S.; Janke A.
- ISBN-10: 8892900463
- ISBN-13: 9788892900462
The end of the ars nova in Italy. The San Lorenzo palimpsest and related repertories: E. Abramov-van Rijk, A Musical Sonnet by Franco Sacchetti and the Soundscape of Florence - J. Nádas, New Biographical Documentation of Paolo da Firenze's Early Career - M. Bent, The Motet Collection of San Lorenzo 2211 (SL) and the Composer Composer hubertus de Salinis - M. Lopatin, Musico-metapoetic Relationships in Trecento Song: Two Case Studies from the San Lorenzo Palimpsest (SL 2211) - A. Calvia, Some Notes on the Two-voice Ballatas by Francesco Landini in the San Lorenzo Palimpsest - A. Janke, On the Transmission of Donato da Firenze's Madrigals - M. S. Cuthbert, Melodic Searching and the Anonymous Unica of San Lorenzo 2211 - D. Checchi - M. Epifani, Remarks on Some Realistic virelais of the Reina Codex - A. Stone, Lombard Patronage at the End of the Ars Nova: A Preliminary Panorama - G. D'Agostino, Music, Texts and Musical Images at the Court of Angevin Naples, Before and During the Schism.
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