Ronsard et la mise en musique des Amours (1552-1553)
by Luigi Collarile and Daniel Maira
Ronsard’s Amours are accompanied by some musical intonations that enable all the poems to be sung. This essay offers a new editorial history on the relationship between the collection and its musical part. It contents a modern edition and a facsimile of the two editions of the musical supplement.
Ronsard’s Amours are accompanied by some musical intonations that enable all the poems to be sung. This essay offers a new editorial history on the relationship between the collection and its musical part. It contents a modern edition and a facsimile of the two editions of the musical supplement.
- By (author) Luigi Collarile
- By (author) Daniel Maira
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