- Beltrami's
proposition of
Franchinus Gaffurius (1451–1522)
became the
leading candidate in the
early 20th century.
Gaffurius was a
priest and a
prominent music...
-
Stefano Buschini.
Tactus 2012
Franchinus Gaffurius (1492).
Theorica musicae.
Articles "Franchinus
Gaffurius," "Leonardo da Vinci" in The New
Grove Dictionary...
- 31. p. 172; Tzetzes, Chiliad, x. 792, &c. xi. 38, &c. Böckh, p. 22.
Gaffurius,
Franchinus (1492).
Theorica musicae.
Fragment DK 44B 1
Fragment DK 44B...
- Jubal,
Pythagoras and
Philolaus engaged in
theoretical investigations, in a
woodcut from
Franchinus Gaffurius,
Theorica musicæ (1492)...
- Grey, half
brother of
Edward V of
England (b. 1458) 1522 –
Franchinus Gaffurius,
Italian composer and
theorist (b. 1451) 1533 – Mary Tudor,
queen of France...
- but
neither has survived. The
first of
these is
known from the
theorist Gaffurius, who
wrote in the
margins of both his Ext,
uetus parvus musicae and Tractatus...
- religion, and philosophy. The
music theorist and
composer Franchinus Gaffurius was
trained at this school.
Isabella d'Este, wife of
Francesco II Gonzaga...
- that
could possibly refer to
meantone were
published as
early as 1496 (
Gaffurius).
Pietro Aron (Venice, 1523) was
unmistakably discussing quarter-comma...
- as the
writings on
scales on
modes by
Gioseffo Zarlino and
Franchinus Gaffurius, led
directly to the
development of
common practice tonality. The major...
-
information on
specific theorists, see
Johannes Tinctoris,
Franchinus Gaffurius,
Heinrich Glarean,
Pietro Aron,
Nicola Vicentino, Tomás de
Santa María...
