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  • Zarlino, Gioseffo
    Gioseffo Zarlino

    Zarlino replied with Sopplimenti musicali (1588) and collected his works into a complete edition in 1589. The Sopplimenti reinforces and develops his previous theories. One passage suggests equally tempered tuning for the lute (in advance of 18th-century experiments with equal temperament on keyboard instruments); another gives valuable descriptions…

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    Zarlino replied with Sopplimenti musicali (1588) and collected his works into a complete edition in 1589. The Sopplimenti reinforces and develops his previous theories. One passage suggests equally tempered tuning for the lute (in advance of 18th-century experiments with equal temperament on keyboard instruments); another gives valuable descriptions…

    Read More