Medieval and Renaissance Music Notation Chapter 1: Breves and Longas
First in a series of videos about the principles of Medieval and Renaissance Music Notation and how music worked before 1600. For the learning music theory site mentioned in the video, visit https://www.artusimusic.com/ Chapter 2 is not yet available. Leave a comment if you'd like to see it!
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