Leonardo da Vinci as a musician / by Winternitz, Emanuel

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Music and instruments of the Middle Ages : studies on texts and performance /

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Music of the renaissance / by Ongaro, Giulio Maria

Table of Contents: “…The Renaissance: an introduction to the historical period -- An introduction to Renaissance music -- The life of a Renaissance musician -- Musical genres of the Renaissance -- Music and dance in Renaissance Society -- Musical instruments -- Music printing and publishing in the Renaissance.…”

Companion to music in the age of the Catholic monarchs /

Table of Contents: “…Instruments, Instrumental Music and Instrumentalists: Traditions and TransitionsTess Knighton ; Accumulating and Collecting Musical Instruments Around 1500; The Wind Band ('Ministriles Altos'); The Bowed and Plucked Vihuela; Keyboard Instruments; Conclusion; Chapter 4; Music and Spectacle; Ronald E. …”
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The Musical Sounds of Medieval French Cities : Players, Patrons, and Politics. by Peters, Gretchen

Table of Contents: “…Instrument makingNon-musical sources of income; 5 Playing en couble: professional relationships among minstrels; Confraternities; Guilds; Apprenticeships; Journeymen relationships; Partnerships; Minstrel schools; 6 "A minister of Satan" and "an honor to the city": conflicting images of the medieval minstrel; The musician as itinerant outcast; The musician as respected member of the city; Economic status of musicians; Mobility of musicians; Musicians' residences; The musician as individual; Appendix: musical instruments in the archival records of the study; Bombard.…”
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Music in the Renaissance / by Brown, Howard Mayer