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Canto Fermo and Canto Figurato
2020The chapter surveys the rudiments in their original medieval notation. These were the first (and often only) music lessons taught to choristers in Catholic Europe. Scholars of early music will find few surprises here, although they may be taken aback to discover that these lessons were written centuries after the Guidonian system is commonly presumed ...
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ECHOES OF “CANTO III,” “CANTO IV,” AND “CANTO XXXII” IN “THE WASTE LAND”
TOBIDER - International Journal of Social Sciences, 2022The purpose of this article is to examine the three allusions to Dante’s Inferno whichEliot outlines in the notes on “The Waste Land.” By drawing upon minute details from “CantoIII” this work parallels the London clerks from “The Burial of the Dead” with the uncommitted inHell’s vestibule.
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2021
This is a creative research about the possibilities of intersections between the disciplines of the book arts and performance arts and their notation.
Maria Carolina Ceballos Flórez +4 more
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This is a creative research about the possibilities of intersections between the disciplines of the book arts and performance arts and their notation.
Maria Carolina Ceballos Flórez +4 more
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Italian Studies
Contains the support files needed to run the CANTOS pipeline.
Lahiri, Aditya, Taylor, Deanne
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Contains the support files needed to run the CANTOS pipeline.
Lahiri, Aditya, Taylor, Deanne
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2018
The Cantos is a series of 120 long poems by the American poet, essayist, and cultural critic Ezra Pound. Pound began work on them as early as 1904, publishing the first three in Poetry magazine in 1917. The poems were originally published in eleven separate book-length installments, with each individual canto numbered sequentially in Roman numerals ...
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The Cantos is a series of 120 long poems by the American poet, essayist, and cultural critic Ezra Pound. Pound began work on them as early as 1904, publishing the first three in Poetry magazine in 1917. The poems were originally published in eleven separate book-length installments, with each individual canto numbered sequentially in Roman numerals ...
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