Edited by esteemed musicologist Iain Fenlon, The Renaissance offers a wide-ranging exploration of music during one of the most culturally transformative periods in European history. Spanning sacred and secular traditions, this volume brings together leading scholars to illuminate composers, stylistic trends, and performance practices from the 1470s through the end of the 16th century. As part of the Man and Music series, it’s praised for combining accessibility with rigorous scholarship.
AUTHOR: Iain Fenlon, ed. PUBLISHER: Prentice Hall FORMAT: Paperback PAGES: 418 RETAIL PRICE: $24.95 CONDITION: Used-Good. Discoloration on page edges. No ink or pencil markings.
