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Medieval and Renaissance Polyphony
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Medieval and Renaissance Polyphony

Posted by Andrea Angelini 12 December 2015
In Medieval and Renaissance Polyphony falsetto singing played an important part, probably long before the technique was specifically described.  Jerome of Moravia's 13th-century treatise Discantus positio vulgaris mentions three voice registers:…
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