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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
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'''Died:''' 4 February 1590 | '''Died:''' 4 February 1590 | ||
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Italian theorist and composer. He was a leading theorist of counterpoint in the 16th century. In his book ''Le istitutioni harmoniche'', a landmark in the history of music theory, he achieved an integration of speculative and practical theory and established [[Willaert]]’s methods as models for contrapuntal writing. —Grove Online | Italian theorist and composer. He was a leading theorist of counterpoint in the 16th century. In his book ''Le istitutioni harmoniche'', a landmark in the history of music theory, he achieved an integration of speculative and practical theory and established [[Willaert]]’s methods as models for contrapuntal writing. —Grove Online | ||
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==Publications== | *''Quinque vocum moduli liber primus'' (Venice, 1549) | ||
*''Modulationes sex vocum'' (Venice, 1566) | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:53, 23 October 2022
Alias: Iosephus Zarlinus
Life
Born: 31 January 1517
Died: 4 February 1590
Biography
Italian theorist and composer. He was a leading theorist of counterpoint in the 16th century. In his book Le istitutioni harmoniche, a landmark in the history of music theory, he achieved an integration of speculative and practical theory and established Willaert’s methods as models for contrapuntal writing. —Grove Online
View the Wikipedia article on Gioseffo Zarlino.
List of choral works
- Ave Maria - Secunda Pars
- Ecce tu pulchra es
- Ego rosa Saron
- I' vo piangendo
- Lectio pro defunctis: Parce mihi Domine, Ecce iam venit
- Nemo potest venire
- Nigra sum, sed formosa
- O quam gloriosum
- Pater noster - Prima pars
- Si bona suscepimus
Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)
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Publications
- Quinque vocum moduli liber primus (Venice, 1549)
- Modulationes sex vocum (Venice, 1566)
External links
Works by Gioseffo Zarlino in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)