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Volume 12, Issue 2
  • ISSN: 2032-5371
  • E-ISSN: 2507-0320

Abstract

Abstract

Despite the fact that tempo, proportions, metre, and conducting—in short, all and sundry aspects of time—are central to Renaissance polyphony, their rather haphazard treatment in performance suggests that recent musicological insights have not consistently found their way to the concert stage or recording studio. In the hope of improving this state of affairs, the authors of this report organized a two-day symposium entitled , in combination with a project by vocal ensemble Cappella Pratensis around Jacob Obrecht’s . This article presents a report on the performance and the symposium.

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