Add to ORKG2014-10-31This study focuses on manuscript and printed sources of Italian vocal music from the period 1585-1630 that include poems in Spanish, defined as villanella spagnola. Its essential characteristics that this is a repertoire of Italian songs with Spanish texts that flourished in conjunction with the early practice of the guitar in the strummed style. Because most of this repertoire survives only as poetic texts accompanied by alfabeto symbols, the dissertation examines both the structural characteristics of the few surviving examples in full staff notation and the poetic and musical forms and detailed performance practice indications contained in the much larger body of alfabeto songs, narrowly defined as those consisting of a poetic ...
Scholarship on Italian monody has asserted that the solo madrigal tradition was almost non-existent ...
Italian music of the early 20th century was dominated by opera. However, many composers, including ...
This dissertation is a study of the use of guitar in opera. Ten operas were chosen from the early ni...
xv, 404 leaves : ill., music ; 28 cm. Includes abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical referen...
The focus of this dissertation is the widespread practice of annotating vocal music with a tablature...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 141-168)Throughout history, changes in musical aesthetics...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 93-97)This study examines punteado continuo realization o...
In the first few decades of the seventeenth century countless songbooks were published in Italy, mor...
Although music publishing in Italy was on the decline around the turn of the seventeenth century, Ve...
Cette thèse tâche d’établir le rôle exact qu’a joué la notation dite alfabeto dans le développement ...
The manuscript Corsini 625 is a Spanish songbook made up of thirty-three poems, most of which are tr...
The five-course ‘baroque’ guitar was regularly employed in the accompaniment of song and dance, and ...
The thesis proposes a study of late medieval plucked string musical instruments of the family of gui...
This thesis examines how the mid sixteenth century madrigal phenomenon was perceived and interpreted...
The metaphor of marriage is often used to describe the relationship between poetry and music in both...
Scholarship on Italian monody has asserted that the solo madrigal tradition was almost non-existent ...
Italian music of the early 20th century was dominated by opera. However, many composers, including ...
This dissertation is a study of the use of guitar in opera. Ten operas were chosen from the early ni...
xv, 404 leaves : ill., music ; 28 cm. Includes abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical referen...
The focus of this dissertation is the widespread practice of annotating vocal music with a tablature...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 141-168)Throughout history, changes in musical aesthetics...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 93-97)This study examines punteado continuo realization o...
In the first few decades of the seventeenth century countless songbooks were published in Italy, mor...
Although music publishing in Italy was on the decline around the turn of the seventeenth century, Ve...
Cette thèse tâche d’établir le rôle exact qu’a joué la notation dite alfabeto dans le développement ...
The manuscript Corsini 625 is a Spanish songbook made up of thirty-three poems, most of which are tr...
The five-course ‘baroque’ guitar was regularly employed in the accompaniment of song and dance, and ...
The thesis proposes a study of late medieval plucked string musical instruments of the family of gui...
This thesis examines how the mid sixteenth century madrigal phenomenon was perceived and interpreted...
The metaphor of marriage is often used to describe the relationship between poetry and music in both...
Scholarship on Italian monody has asserted that the solo madrigal tradition was almost non-existent ...
Italian music of the early 20th century was dominated by opera. However, many composers, including ...
This dissertation is a study of the use of guitar in opera. Ten operas were chosen from the early ni...