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Description of the journal Pallade Veneta (print, 1687-88; ms continuation incomletely preserved through 1751) and transcription of comments on music and its milieu. Transcriptions in Italian. Commentary in English. The original compiler of Pallade Veneta can be linked to the Inquisition. Continuers appear to have been priests (as were many other compilers of cultural news in Venice).
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History and criticism, Music, Social aspects, Social aspects of Music, Sources, Pallade venetaTimes
17th century, 18th centuryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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"Pallade Veneta was a journal of remarkable vividness that first appeared in the proud, hopeful year of 1687."
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Bibliography: p. 380-393.
Italian, English, and French.
Includes indexes.
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