Charles Burney (1726â 1814), the music historian, is best remembered for his General History and the accounts of his tours in Europe during which he undertook research for the History. The work is elegantly written, offering a fascinating view of Burney's musical enthusiasms and a reflection of contemporary taste.
Charles Burney (1726â 1814), the music historian, is best remembered for his General History and the accounts of his tours in Europe during which he undertook research for the History. The work is elegantly written, offering a fascinating view of Burney's musical enthusiasms and a reflection of contemporary taste.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Of the introduction of music into the Church and of its progress there previous to the time of Guido; 2. Of the invention of counterpoint and state of music from the time of Guido to the formation of the timetable; 3. Of the formation of the timetable and state of music from that discovery till about the middle of the fourteenth century; 4. Of the origin of modern languages to which written melody and harmony were first applied; and general state of music till the invention of printing about the year 1450; 5. Of the state of music from the invention of printing till the middle of the sixteenth century; including its cultivation in the masses motets and secular songs of that period.
1. Of the introduction of music into the Church and of its progress there previous to the time of Guido; 2. Of the invention of counterpoint and state of music from the time of Guido to the formation of the timetable; 3. Of the formation of the timetable and state of music from that discovery till about the middle of the fourteenth century; 4. Of the origin of modern languages to which written melody and harmony were first applied; and general state of music till the invention of printing about the year 1450; 5. Of the state of music from the invention of printing till the middle of the sixteenth century; including its cultivation in the masses motets and secular songs of that period.
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