[Paper:] Isabel Monteiro (Lisbon): Music in Portuguese Renaissance Courts: Performers, Contexts and Places
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6 mars 2017
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John of Gaunt dines with John I of Portugal (from Jean de Wavrin's Chronique d'Angleterre, London, BL Royal MS 14 E IV via Wikimedia) The expression ‘heraldic music’ has been used to describe musical bands of a significant number of trumpets, kettle drums and shawms suitable to accompany solemn courtly and other ceremonial events, although we do not know much about the music they actually played. It is certainly not necessary to remind the fact that no great lord did not make use of music to...