Renaissance music in the Slavic world
By: edited by Marco Gurrieri, Vasco Zara
Series: Collection "Epitome musical"; Collection "Epitome musical."
Publisher: Brepols
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Turnhout
Language: eng; fre
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9782503582429
Copyright date: 2019
Subjects: Music; History and criticism
Table of contents: title: The tradition of liturgical polyphony on the eastern Adriatic coast / Hana Breko Kustura; title: The reception of Marsilio Ficino's work in the aesthetic and political philosophy of Nicolo Vito di Gozze / Grantley McDonald; title: Some fragments on Renaissance music in Dubrovnik / Ennio Stipcevic; title: Lambert Courtoys the Elder: Flemish in Dubrovnik / Ivana Petravic; title: La mauresque sur scene et les contacts musico-theatraux entre l'Italie et la ville de Dubrovnik au XVI siecle / Ivano Cavallini; title: The Jesuits for society. the soundscape of the Jesuits in post-Tridentine Silesia / Tomasz Jez; title: Provenienza dei musicisti e rapporti di parentela alla corte dell'imperatore Rudolfo II d'Asburgo (1576-1612) / Michaela Zackova Rossi; title: The migrations of Czech musicians toward German lands at the turn of the sixteenth century: the case study of Eusebius Bohemus / Marco Gurrieri; title: Twin treatises on music: exploring Anglo-Bohemian connections of Kepler and Fludd and their struggle for modernity / Elina G. Hamilton; title: Music in-between: sacred songs in Bohemia, 1517-1618 / Erika Supria Honisch; title: Da pacem Domine: the desire for peace in Rudolfinian music / Christian Thomas Leitmeir; title: Furor turcicus. the Turkish threat and musical culture of the Czech lands during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries / Jan Bata.