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Thus two things most of all should be dealt with in this treatise, namely, consonances, which are natural, out of which songs are made, and songs themselves, which are artificial.2 Gioseffo Zarlino's ivory-tower pronouncements on music, such as the above, provided ample fuel for the scathing polemics subsequently directed against him.Of all his critics, his former pupil Vincenzo Galilei was by far the most merciless."Nature has neither hands nor mouth," Galilei was quick to remind him."It cannot play music or lIt is a pleasure to thank my colleagues Walter Robert, Lewis E. Rowell, and Allen C. Winold for reading an earlier draft of this paper and sharing with me their valuable observations.2" ••• pero havendosi principal mente in esso a trattare due cose: cioe Ie Consonanze, che sono cose naturali, di che si fanno Ie Cantilene: et esse Cantilene, che sono arteficiali.
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