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Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music
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Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music

Posted by Andrea Angelini 30 August 2026
When we open a choral score today, one of the first things we tend to look for is the tempo indication. Andante, Allegro, or perhaps a precise metronome marking: quarter note…
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