Music, scholasticism and reform ART / Asian / Japanese

Music, scholasticism and reform ART / Asian / JapaneseThis fascinating study looks at music and its intellectual context in the eleventh and twelfth centuries. Drawing on a rich body of theoretical literature and manuscript sources, this book paints a detailed picture of the study of music in eleventh and early twelfth century Germany. It focuses on the activity of a group of prominent intellectuals based in the monastic and cathedral schools of the German Kingdom, charting their sources and shared

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