05-08-2008, 08:33 PM
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some music questions
Hi, I'm a brand new member. Glad to be here. Does anyone know how to say 'musica antigua'? Is there a colloquial phrase in English?
and... does anyone know how to say 'continuista' in English? it'stheperson who plays the line of bajo continuo. Thanksalot.  |
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05-24-2008, 12:46 AM
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musica antigua= early music
continuista= continuo If there are more than one instrumentalist playing the continuo part, they are called the continuo group. Early music may not be a very exciting name for the early European music but that's what musica antigua is called in English. You can read more about it here: Early music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia And here is a link about continuo: Figured bass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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