"Nova Musica" and "De Proportionibus"

Johannes Ciconia · Oliver B. Ellsworth

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Medieval Literature and History Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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Johannes Ciconia (ca. 1370-1412) is well known today as a composer both of sacred and secular music, but his theoretical works, probably written in Padua during the first decade of the fifteenth century, have until now been available only in manuscript form. This is the first complete edition of both of Ciconia's theoretical works: the Nova musica, with its attendant De tribus generibus melorum, and the shorter De proportionibus, itself a revision of the third book of the Nova musica.

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