The ‘cori spezzati’ of St Mark's: myth and reality

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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Niccolò Fausti, master of ceremonies at St Mark's Venice from 1576 to 1598, in one of his several additions at the back of a manuscript ceremoniale of 1564, lists the days on which Vespers in the ducal basilica were performed by two choirs of singers.

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1976Venetian Instrumental Music from Gabrieli to Vivaldi 1998Venetia Citta Nobilissima, Et Singolare

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