guido d'arezzo
11Guido d'Arezzo — Guidonian /gwi doh nee euhn/, adj. /gwee daw dah rddet tsaw/, (Guido Aretinus) ( Fra Guittone ) c995 1049?, Italian monk and music theorist: reformer of musical notation. * * * born с 990, Arezzo? died 1050, Avellana? Italian music theorist. A… …
12Guido D'Arezzo — El monje Guido D Arezzo, (Arezzo (Toscana) 995 Avellano 1050), junto con Hucbaldo (840 930? d.C), es la figura central de la música medieval, perfeccionó la escritura musical con la implementación definitiva de líneas horizontales que fijaron… …
13Guido d'Arezzo — n. Guido of Arezzo (995 1049) Italian Benedictine monk who is recognized for his work in the area of musical notation and theory …
14Guido of Arezzo — n. Guido d Arezzo (995 1049) Italian Benedictine monk who is recognized for his work in the area of musical notation and theory …
15Guido von Arezzo — Guido von Arẹzzo, Guido Aretinus, italienischer Musiktheoretiker, * Arezzo (?) um 992, ✝ 17. 5. 1050 (?); Benediktiner, nach Ausbildung in der Abtei Pomposa ab 1023 oder kurz danach Lehrer an der Kathedralschule von Arezzo. Entscheidende… …
16Guido d̕Arezzo — Guido d[b]̕Arezzo[/b] (izg. guȋdo darèco) (Arećanin, Aretin, lat. Aretinus) (o.995 1050) DEFINICIJA talijanski glazbeni teoretičar, postavio osnove modernomu notnom pismu i uveo nazive za prvih 6 tonova ljestvice iz kojih se razvila solmizacija… …
17Guido D’Arezzo — (c. 995–after 1033) The most famous music theorist of the late Middle Ages, he was active in Arezzo, Italy from 1025, with a visit to Rome probably about 1028 at the behest of Pope John XIX, who had heard of his teaching methods. In his… …
18Guido of Arezzo — or Guido Aretinus biographical name circa 991 1050 Benedictine monk & music reformer …
19Guido d'Arezzo — Gui•do d A•rez•zo [[t]ˈgwi doʊ dəˈrɛt soʊ[/t]] n. big (Guido Aretinus) (“Fra Guittone”), c995–1049?, Italian monk and music theorist …
20Guido d'Arezzo — Guidonian /gwi doh nee euhn/, adj. /gwee daw dah rddet tsaw/, (Guido Aretinus) ( Fra Guittone ) c995 1049?, Italian monk and music theorist: reformer of musical notation …
