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Citations: The Renaissance Imitation Mass

Citations: The Renaissance Imitation Mass

Digital editions and analysis of an important corpus of 16th-century works founded on contrapuntal borrowing.

Author Richard FreedmanPosted on May 25, 2020June 12, 2020Tags Digital Humanities, Music

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