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DOI: 10.1525/9780520334625
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“…However, a simple Google search will bring up "Zarlino's quartertone instrument." 10 Nicola Vicentino (1511-1575) was infamous in his lifetime as a microtonal musician, someone who added smaller relationships to the cultural pitch palette, including his building two multi-keyed keyboards. Vicentino positioned a dot above a note to indicate a slight sharpening of pitch, measured at less than a quartertone, although thought of generically throughout history as a quartertone simply for its diminutive size.…”
Section: Photo 1 Igor Stravinsky [Photo © Boosey and Hawkes / Gene Fenn]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, a simple Google search will bring up "Zarlino's quartertone instrument." 10 Nicola Vicentino (1511-1575) was infamous in his lifetime as a microtonal musician, someone who added smaller relationships to the cultural pitch palette, including his building two multi-keyed keyboards. Vicentino positioned a dot above a note to indicate a slight sharpening of pitch, measured at less than a quartertone, although thought of generically throughout history as a quartertone simply for its diminutive size.…”
Section: Photo 1 Igor Stravinsky [Photo © Boosey and Hawkes / Gene Fenn]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La proliferación de numerosos estudios e investigaciones sobre los partimenti 85 (Sanguinetti, 2012;Gjerdigen, 2007, Van Tour; en los últimos veinticinco años, han extendido esta visión integradora de la composición, teoría, interpretación e improvisación (Callahan, 2015) a través del instrumento de teclado, tal como se hacía en los conservatorios italianos durante los siglos XVII y XVIII, y son muchos los pedagogos que están integrando su uso en los planes de estudio de diferentes conservatorios y universidades de todo el mundo. Stravinsky (2013) no hace referencia directa a los partimenti, pero sí a la formación musical en los siglos XVII y XVIII donde la música era eminentemente práctica. Había entonces una amplia cultura musical porque se escuchaba mucha música, sobre todo, de manera activa, ya que todo el mundo tocaba algún instrumento:…”
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