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In den Warenkorbhardcover. Zustand: New.
Verlag: G.B.Verci - Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Bassano Del Grappa / Venezia, 1992
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In den WarenkorbCartonato. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. Edition originale. Il Libro secondo Francesco e Jacopo dal Ponte ( Bassano ) a cura di Michelangelo Muraro.Bassano del Grappa 1992 G.B.Verci Fondazione Giorgio Cini Venezia ( Collezioni di Fonti e documenti per lo studio della storia dell'arte,NS,I )Pagine 443 ills.64in bianco/nero Quarto rilegato Euro 180,00.- Size: Quarto.
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In den WarenkorbRilegato. Zustand: nuovo. Gioia Filocamo (ed) Pages: 988 p. Language(s):English. Publication Year:2010. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-51518-2. Hardback --- Summary The volume comprises a complete edition of the large manuscript Panciatichi 27, compiled at the beginning of the sixteenth century: 185 compositions (parts of masses, motets, Magnificat sections, litanies, lamentations, dances, instrumental pieces, frottole, laude, chansons, etc.). Nearly one-third of the compositions have Italian texts. The introduction takes into account the complex relationships with some 600 concordant sources, both poetic and musical, manuscript and print. Some compositions are closely related to printed sources of the early sixteenth century: several pieces were copied from publications by Petrucci and the Canzoni nove of Antico (1510), which helps in dating the manuscript. The work of a single scribe (apart from two pieces), the manuscript was evidently compiled for practical purposes, as is evident from the small format, the absence of decorative elements, erasures and corrections, alternative readings, duplications of parts of the texts, and the intriguing presence of arabic numbers at the ends of many pieces, related to the number of semibreves in the composition or its parts. It has been suggested that Panciatichi 27 was copied in northern Italy (Mantua or Ferrara); further evidence in particular a repertorial connection with Augsburg, Staats- und Stadtbibliothek, MS 2° 142a points to Mantua. The commentary on each composition includes a complete list of concordances (many newly discovered) with bibliographical references and an evaluation of the relationships with concordant sources.