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Titel: The Organ in Western Culture, 750–1250 Zustand: New EAN: 9780521617079 ISBN: 9780521617079 Verlag: Cambridge University Press Produktart: Taschenbuch Release date: 09/06/2005 Description: How did the organ become a church instrument? How did it develop from an outdoor, Mediterranean noisemaker to an instrument which has become the embodiment of Western music and responsible for many of that music's characteristics? In this fascinating investigation, Peter Williams speculates on these questions and suggests some likely answers. He considers where the organ was placed and why; what the instrument was like in 800, 1000, 1200 and 1400; what music was played, and how. He re-examines the known references before 1300, covering such areas as the history of technology, music theory, art history, architecture, and church and political history. Central to the story he uncovers is the liveliness of European monasticism around 1000 AD and the ability and imagination of the Benedictine reformers. Professor Williams's approach is new in both tactics and strategy, giving an interdisciplinary idea of musical development relevant to those both in and out of music. Sprache: Englisch Herstellungsland und -region: GB Höhe: 246mm Länge: 189mm Breite: 22mm Gewicht: 740g Autor: Peter Williams Genre: Music Dance & Theatre Buchreihe: Cambridge Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Music Information fehlt?
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