Music from the Earliest Notations to the Sixteenth Century

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1

chromaticism and, 274


perfect/imperfect notion, 341 , 417


perfect intervals, 149


perfection. See ars perfecta


perfect long, 180 , 181


perfect number, 587


perfect pitch, 76 , 434


performance art, women and, v, 492


performance practice,


“authentic” movement    and,     782
charismatic effects of, 616 –17
composers and, 65 , 299
composer specifications and, 782 –83
English singing qualities and, 452
harmonization and, 392 , 394 , 406 , 434 –39
historical speculation on, 158 –59
improvisation and, 17 , 617 –18
madrigal and, 364
Mass Ordinary and, 310 , 312 –13
medieval vernacular song and, 130 –31
monody and, 817
musical dramatization and, 786
notation following, 1 –2, 184 –85
polyphonic singing and, 44 –47, 147 –48, 149 , 157 –59, 163
professionalization of, 786
ricercari and, 619
sixteenth-century instrumental, 617 –21
study of, 452
troubadour’s songs and, 109 –10
unwritten conventions and, 46 , 452
written music and, 104 , 262 , 265
written supplementary directions for, 262 , 265
See also concerts; domestic entertainment

performance repertory. See standard repertory


Peri, Jacopo, 804 –5, 806 , 809 , 809 , 811 –12, 823 , 826 , 829


Dafne,  La,  824 ,   826 ,   827 –29,    831
Dunque fra torbid’ onde, 810
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