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Ars nova

Ars nova (Latin for 'new art') is a musical style which flourished in the Kingdom of France and its surroundings during the Late Middle Ages. More particularly, it refers to the period between the preparation of the Roman de Fauvel (1310s) and the death of composer Guillaume de Machaut in 1377. The term is sometimes used more generally to refer to all…

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Versus ars antiqua

Discography

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Ars nova

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related to Discography · 114
Ars nova → AL, Alienor, Amon Ra, Anne Azéma, Arch Records, Arles, AS, Barbara Thornton, Benjamin Bagby, Berkeley, Boston Camerata, Cantus, Capella Antiqua München, CD, CD-SAR, CDA, CDA66619, CDA66739, Century, Chansons
related to Further reading · 66
Ars nova → Arlt, Ars, Ars Antiqua, Ars Subtilior, Bloomington, Brewer, Cambridge, CD Booklet CAPI, Century, Century Europe, Chaucer, Company, Daniel, Dirk, England, Fourteenth Century, Frangipani Press, French, French Secular Music, From Ancient Greece
related to References · 26
Ars nova → An Encyclopedia, Ars, Earp, Garland Encyclopedias, Garland Publishers, Garland Reference Library, Grover, Humanities, In Medieval France, ISBN, John Bell Henneman, Jr, July, Kibler, Lawrence, Lawrence Earp, Leo, Middle Ages, New York, Philippe
related to Versus ars antiqua · 8
Ars nova → Developments, Guillaume, Indeed, Machaut, Reims Cathedral, Renaissance, Stylistically, The

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ars music nova de recording century cd dir machaut new term guillaume period used musical france isbn antiqua middle ages

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Ars novarelated to DiscographyChants0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyXIVème0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyMora Vocis Ensemble0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyFrance0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyMandala0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyCD0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyMAN0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyDenkmäler0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyMusik0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyCodex Reina0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographyJh0.60section
Ars novarelated to DiscographySyntagma Musicum0.60section

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