Early musical borrowing /

"Music in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries relied heavily on the practice of borrowing. In contrast to later eras, where originality or the appearance of originality was highly prized, composers during this period unselfconsciously based new yorks on preexistent material. It is difficult t...

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Other Authors:	Meconi, Honey
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Routledge, 2004 New York ; London : 2004
Series:	Criticism and analysis of early music Criticism and analysis of early music
Subjects:	1400 - 1599 1400-1599 Music > Europe > 15th century > History and criticism Music > Europe > 16th century > History and criticism Quotation in music Music Europe Criticism, interpretation, etc

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