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    Contrapunto I: Vincenzo Galilei

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    This document is an excerpt from Contrapunto I by Vincenzo Galilei, published in 1584. It discusses counterpoint, which is a technique in music composition where two or more melodic lines are played or sung together, and the rules that govern how these lines interact with each other harmonically. The excerpt provides examples of different types of counterpoint, such as when melodic lines move together or in contrary motion, and how dissonant intervals should be treated. It aims to outline the principles of this compositional technique.

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    This document is an excerpt from Contrapunto I by Vincenzo Galilei, published in 1584. It discusses counterpoint, which is a technique in music composition where two or more melodic lines are played or sung together, and the rules that govern how these lines interact with each other harmonically. The excerpt provides examples of different types of counterpoint, such as when melodic lines move together or in contrary motion, and how dissonant intervals should be treated. It aims to outline the principles of this compositional technique.

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    This document is an excerpt from Contrapunto I by Vincenzo Galilei, published in 1584. It discusses counterpoint, which is a technique in music composition where two or more melodic lines are played or sung together, and the rules that govern how these lines interact with each other harmonically. The excerpt provides examples of different types of counterpoint, such as when melodic lines move together or in contrary motion, and how dissonant intervals should be treated. It aims to outline the principles of this compositional technique.

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    Fronimo Dialogo (1584), p.12. Encoded by Gran Crona. Edited by Sarge Gerbode.

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