Johann De Muris - Robert Hirschfeld - Bog

Dies ist eine wichtige Studie über den deutschen Musiktheoretiker Johann de Muris (um 1300-1352), der als Begründer der Ars nova gilt. Der Autor untersucht die Bedeutung von de Muris' musiktheoretischen Schriften für die Entwicklung der klassischen Musik und zeigt, wie er dazu beitrug, neue musikalische Techniken und Formen wie die Motette und die Ballade zu entwickeln.
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