Adrian Willaert : a guide to research / David M. Kidger.

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Kidger, David

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Routledge music bibliographiesPublication details: New York ; London : Routledge, 2005.Description: 1 online resource (ix, 458 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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0203997239
9780203997239
0824031229
9780824031220
1135575770
9781135575779
1280204400
9781280204401
9786610204403
6610204403
9781315055695
1315055694
9781135751173
113575117X
9781135751104
1135751102
9781135751241
1135751242

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Adrian Willaert.DDC classification:

016.782/0092 22

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ML134.W641 K54 2005eb

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Contents:

Introduction and chronology -- Sources of Willaert's music : principal prints -- Sources of Willaert's music : print anthologies -- Sources of Willaert's music : manuscripts before 1600 -- Works lists -- Sources of Willaert's music : arrangements of Willaert's music -- Sources of Willaert's music : manuscripts after 1600 -- Modern editions of Willaert's music.

Summary: This key text will be the first full-length research tool on Adrian Willaert, the Renaissance composer of motets and madrigals who came to prominence in the first part of the sixteenth century, and should prove invaluable to researchers and students of Renaissance music. It includes annotated entries on all published literature and a biography section with information on all well-known primary source material. Willaert was a key teacher and administrator in Renaissance Venice who helped establish Venice, and especially St. Marks, as a key centre for musical composition and performance.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 369-416), discography (p. 417-440) and indexes.

This key text will be the first full-length research tool on Adrian Willaert, the Renaissance composer of motets and madrigals who came to prominence in the first part of the sixteenth century, and should prove invaluable to researchers and students of Renaissance music. It includes annotated entries on all published literature and a biography section with information on all well-known primary source material. Willaert was a key teacher and administrator in Renaissance Venice who helped establish Venice, and especially St. Marks, as a key centre for musical composition and performance.