Orchestra RAI Milano - Vedi! Le Fosche Notturne Spoglie (From Il Trovatore) [with Chorus RAI

In Worcester Cathedral, Losminster Monastery, etc. preserved muses. manuscript 13 - beg. 14 centuries. , Containing works. , Borrowed from muses. everyday life of the Paris Notre Dame Cathedral. An excellent sample choir. Polyphony of the Middle Ages - the famous 6-voice “Summer canon” (“Summer is icumen in”), the earliest (c. 1280) surviving specimens of Nar. polyphony; he testifies to the high professionalism of the unknown master. In this play, a lyric-pastoral character, according to the English. music historians, traced the influence of the French. polyphonists. In the 13th century is developing and polyphonic. form of moteta, usually in the form of a 3-voice chorale, in which ch. the party is led by an average voice (tenor). Inert recording gives way to menstrual notation. The beginning of a new movement in societies. and the cultural life of England, marked by antipheod. rebellions and a wave of heretical religions. teachings that swept the country in the 14th century, is reflected in all types of people. creativity and in literature. In the production. forerunner of the early English. The Renaissance of the outstanding writer and poet J. Chaucer contains references to the modern. him music, musicians, muses. tools. The Renaissance era is associated with the process of professionalization of musicians, the legalization of their civil rights. In 1469, a minstrel guild was founded in London, enjoying the support of the mountains. authorities. When the king. yard organized by wok. and instr. chapels. Muses creativity ceases to be anonymous.