Title Statements
- Full title :A briefe introduction to the skill of song / William Bathe ; edited and with an introduction by Kevin C. Karnes.
Summary
"Although unjustly neglected by modern writers, William Bathe's contributions to music pedagogy in late sixteenth-century England were profound. Bathe's A Briefe Introduction to the Skill of Song (1596) not only includes the first explication of a four-syllable, non-hexachordal solmization method published by an English writer (a system similar to that which would become the standard in England during the seventeenth century) but also outlines a combinatorial method for composing canons that is remarkably forward-looking in both conception and design. In addition to providing the first modern edition of Bathe's treatise, the volume examines the complicated compilation and publication histories of the book, the historical and theoretical foundations of Bathe's contributions, and the relationship between the 1596 book and Bathe's 1584 treatise A Briefe Introduction to the True Arte of Musicke (the extant text of which is included as an appendix)."--Provided by publisher.
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- Publication Date:2016.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Routledge
- Place of Publication:London
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2016.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781351578202, 1351578200, 9781315097800, 131509780X
- oclc:ocn993755886
- LC Classification:MT5.5
- Dewey Decimal:781
Table of Contents
Part Part I. Bathe's A Briefe Introduction to the Skill of Song: History, Context, Significance -- chapter Towards a History of Bathe's Treatise -- chapter The Contents: A Reassessment -- chapter Conclusion: Bathe's Uncertain Legacy -- part Part II. William Bathe, A Briefe Introduction to the Skill of Song -- chapter Editorial Note -- chapter Edition -- part Part III. Bathe's A Briefe Introductione to the True Art of Musicke: The Extant Text -- chapter Andrew Melville's Commonplace Book (University of Aberdeen Library MS 28) and Its Copy of Bathe's 1584 Treatise -- chapter Relationship between the Treatises -- chapter Editorial Note -- chapter Transcription.
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