Music, Discipline and Arms in Early Modern France ‐ By Kate van Orden
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Auteurs : Frank DobbinsSource :
- Renaissance Studies [ 0269-1213 ] ; 2007-04.
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- Accessible style, Ageing musicians janequin, Anacreontic odes, Anciens estre, Ancient greece, Ancient horatian, Andrews alexander marr reviews, Antique roman manner, Aquatic spectacles, Artistic education, Author points, Author respects, Barbarian ignorance, Bellicose arts forms, Bernard alchemical interests, Cavalry signals, Certain aspects, Chicago press, Chief education, Colour plates, Contextual relevance, Control violence, Conventional array, Conventional metaphor, Court ballets, Critical commentary, Damned protestants, Dead composers, Disciplinary order, Dissident protestants, Dubious merits, Ducal chapels, Dynastic aspirations, Elegant introduction, Equestrian ballet, Equestrian ballets, Fourth chapter, French monarchic absolutism, French nobility, French renaissance culture, Guillaume costeley, Harmonical governance, Henri penitents, Historical appropriateness, Huguenot psalms, Important images, Important role, Important treatise, Infantry drills, Instrumentum regni, Interdisciplinary approach, Jean cousin, Laureate territory, Louis xiii, Magic tool, Main purpose, Martial arts, Mathematical sciences, Mercenary armies, Merciful siege, Military adventure, Military battalions, Military choreographies, Moins entach, Music books, Music examples, Musical collection, Musical intermedi, Musical models, Musical principles, Noble cousins, Noble education, Novel insights, Nuptial celebrations, Offering novelties, Opening fanfare, Opening gambit, Particular lacuna, Particular works, Petrarchan sonnets, Physical education, Political diplomacy, Popular acclaim, Proportion music, Pyrrhic dance, Real discussion, Real effects, Recent studies, Religious dissenters, Renaissance culture, Renaissance france, Republican aspirations, Reviews articlebooks reviews, Robert ballard, Royal authority, Royal ceremonies, Sacred music, Same metaphor, Second chapter, Serious author, Sixteenth century, Social transformation, Squalid massacres, Sword dances, Territorial preservation, Tousjours estim, Usual accounts, Vertiginous line, Warrior aspirations, White illustrations, Wide range, Wide variety, Younger goudimel.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1477-4658.2007.00395.x
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