„… displayingingeniousness and conversational skills.Inga Mai Groote64 …” „… Music in the sociability of the accademie: “contese”, “veglie”,“deliri” and their contextInga Mai …” „… secular solo vocal music, but at the same time itopens up a meta-level of reflection on different means of …”

„… Taming of the Male Poetic Voice,” in Passaggio in Italia:Music on the Grand Tour in the Seventeenth …” „… to recreate an evening with the Unisoni by presenting performancesof Strozzi’s music interlaced with …” „… lovely performances; the organizers conveyed a deepappreciation of Strozzi’s music, placing her life in …”

„… the »Mozart effect«: Does listening to music improve spatial ability? Perceptual and Motor Skills 81 …” „… ): The Mozart Effect: Tapping the Power of Music to Heal the Body, Strengthen the Mind, and Unlock the …” „… ). Ciardiello, J. A. (1985): Beethoven: Modern Analytic Views of the man and his music. Psychoanalytic Review 72 …”

„… www.hzt-berlin.deHKB Rhythmik, Biel/Bienne, SchweizMA Music Pedagogy:Rhythmik und PerformanceRhythmik und …” „… nachgegangen, wie das im Tanz vorhandene Wissen um Soft Skills besser artikuliert und einge-setzt werden kann …” „… . Der Begriff «Soft Skills» bezeichnet Eigenschaften wie soziale Kompetenz, Belastbarkeit oder …”

„… their steps to the music, then it is an acquired skill. Since this science of dance is both innate and …” „… Expression of Music in the Fifteenth and early Sixteenth CenturiesSources, Context, and Performance …” „… PracticeJennifer NevileEven though dancing, and therefore the performance of dance music, was a frequent and …”

„… Proserpina (1815)A Practice-Based Study of Gestural Attitudes, Movement, and MusicLaila Cathleen NeumanOn 4 …” „… musical festivities at Goethe’s house and later became the director of music at the ducal court and of the …” „… already been set to music by the writer, composer, and director of the ducal Hof kapelle, Karl Siegmund …”

„… represented in performance situations with notated music.1 In fact, with the exception of artistic depictions …” „… of solo keyboard or consort music-making in burghers’ circles, it seems that Renaissance …” „… the music they played and created.3 The emergence of music printing also favoured this trend, 1 See …”

„… of Ballet Music in 18th-Century FranceCase Study: The Entrée GraveMojca GalIn the present article, I …” „… practice of the music and less on the dance. This dance was choreographically reconstructed by Edmund …” „… crucial for the reconstruction of the music. The following short description was written by Edmund Fairfax …”

„… to Works of ArtDance Music for Keyboard in Sixteenth-Century ItalyCristina CassiaIn sixteenth-century …” „… comparison. In fact, at this time, music was improvised for the most part; therefore, extant sources, both …” „… 1989 (Man & Music), 133–155: 137; Keith Polk, “Instrumentalists and Performance Practices in Dance …”

„… (and Music)Jan-Friedrich MissfelderSome of the challenges musicians who engage with historically …” „… History (and Music) 357SV_ 978-3-7965-4972-4_Cazaux_Christelle_Tanz_Druck | Seite 357 | 25.09.2023didactic …” „… understanding that is closely related to the understanding of music, or rather of the world by means of music.10 …”

„… result, information about religious dance and its music appears in a variety of textual and iconographic …” „… sources solely refer to the music accompanying dance in passing.6 When writers mention music they either …” „… state of affairs and sought to identify the music accompanying religious dancing. This is especially …”

„… any factual significance within a specialized discourse on music? We might agree that in the Western …” „… idea of art music, a generic concept of the “human voice” has been related with a multiple class of …” „… music literature. To what extent these texts are representative of a common frame of mind is an open …”

„… seventeenth-century music surrounds the term affetto. The concept has a dual meaning, as exemplified by the phrases …” „… to compare affetti in vocal and instrumental music and to relocate the concept in the larger context …” „… terminology used to describe music. A brief glance at the persistent use of the word affetto in both literary …”

„… established music as a model for the other arts – a model that represented the spirituality of the moral world …” „… , Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press 1966 repr. 1986, 64. music on this side of and beyond …” „… story needs to be music,4 he did so because music was the model allowing the poetic imagination to …”

„… G Manuscript Arnaldo Morelli At times, music historians have to work on a source that has only …” „… IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library.3 Despite being physically inaccessible, the Carlo G MS has been the subject of two …” „… / 2007/music-l07408/lot.34.html (10 November 2020). 3 International Music Score Library Project Petrucci …”

„… Vocal Music at Literary Banquets in the Italian Renaissance James Hankins It is well known that the …” „… , painting and even music.1 But the humanist ambition to revive classical civilization went much further than …” „… in music see James Hankins, “Humanism and Music in Italy”, in: The Cambridge History of …”

„… Manuscripts”, in: Interpreting Historical Keyboard Music: Sources, Contexts and Performance, eds. Andrew …” „… music for the practical application of keyboard and compositional technique in the early Seicento, that …” „… music initially performed its cultural work largely through the astonishing effect it had on early …”

„… Rebecca Cypess The Renaissance model of instrumental music was rooted in its relationship with the human …” „… century, see, for example, Anthony Rooley, “Ficino, and the Supremacy of Poetry Over Music”, in: Le …” „… , with the first flourishing of a large repertoire of idiomatic instrumental music, independent of …”