Early Music Dictionary

Discover the rich world of early music with the "Early Music Dictionary" by Graham Strahle, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This comprehensive resource spans 512 pages and offers a detailed exploration of musical terminology as it was understood during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Strahle meticulously compiles definitions relating to instruments, performance, theory, and composition, drawing exclusively from original printed and manuscript sources in Britain from 1500 to 1740. Whether you're a musicologist, a student, or simply a music enthusiast, this dictionary serves as an invaluable reference, providing insights into the language of early music. Enhance your understanding of historical music practices and terminology with this essential guide.