A study of scribal practice in 17th-century French harpsichord music and its implications for modern editors and performers

Arts and Humanities

• 17th Century 100%
• Awareness 33%
• Babel 33%
• Clef 33%
• Dissemination 33%
• Distinctive Feature 33%
• Drawing 33%
• embellishment 66%
• Harpsichord 100%
• Homage 33%
• Manuscript Sources 33%
• Melody 33%
• Ornament 100%
• Performance Tradition 33%
• Professional Musicians 33%
• re-discovery 33%
• Repeat 33%
• repertory 66%
• Rhythm 66%
• Scribal Practices 100%
• Scribes 33%
• Spirit 33%
• Time Signature 33%

Keyphrases

• 17th Century 100%
• Babel 33%
• Clef 33%
• Composer 66%
• Distinctive Features 33%
• Embellishment 66%
• Enhanced Awareness 33%
• Harpsichord 100%
• Homage 33%
• Individual Style 33%
• Innovative Spirit 33%
• Jeans 33%
• Manuscript Sources 33%
• Multiple Versions 33%
• Musicians 100%
• Performance Traditions 33%
• Professional musicians 33%
• Scribal Practices 100%
• Time Signature 33%