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John Dygon was the prior of St Augustine's monastery in Canterbury when Henry VIII dissolved the English Catholic Church during the 1530s and reorganized it under royal control. This volume features these two treatises, providing a transcription and English translation. It provides an example of musical scholarship from the early Tudor period.

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"Theodor Dumitrescu's study, edition, and translation of Dygon's works is exemplary in every respect. . . . The book sheds light on aspects of English musical culture that go well beyond the specific topics covered in the treatises and provides valuable insights into musical relations between England and the continent in the early decades of the sixteenth century."--Renaissance Quarterly

John Dygons Proportiones practicabiles secundum Gaffurium

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      Publisher: MO - University of Illinois Press
      Publication Date: 9/1/2006 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780252031823, 978-0252031823
      ISBN10: 0252031822
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      John Dygon was the prior of St Augustine's monastery in Canterbury when Henry VIII dissolved the English Catholic Church during the 1530s and reorganized it under royal control. This volume features these two treatises, providing a transcription and English translation. It provides an example of musical scholarship from the early Tudor period.

      Trade Review
      "Theodor Dumitrescu's study, edition, and translation of Dygon's works is exemplary in every respect. . . . The book sheds light on aspects of English musical culture that go well beyond the specific topics covered in the treatises and provides valuable insights into musical relations between England and the continent in the early decades of the sixteenth century."--Renaissance Quarterly

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