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Marchetto da Padova

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Biography emphasizing his work as a theorist from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.
http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa.../learning/grove.html?record=5741

Biography with overview of his theoretical works and link to the Florentine Group from the Here Of A Sunday Morning radio program.
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HOASM: Marchetto da Padova  His principal theoretical works are Lucidarium and Pomerium. These treatises provide the most complete known 14th-century explanation of Italian trecento theory. The Lucidarium, which covers the basics of traditional music theory and of plainchant, includes an original and highly influential...
http://www.hoasm.org/IIIA/Marchettus.html

Essay with notes and sources by Margo Schulter for the Mills College Tuning Digest.
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 One moment please...
http://tonalsoft.com/td/schulter/sch-mar.htm

Investigation by Joe Monzo based on the Lucidarium with proposed ratios, charts and graphs.
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 One moment please...
http://tonalsoft.com/monzo/marchet/marchet.htm

Speculation by Eleonora M. Beck concerning the relationship of the musician and the artist.
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Marchetto of Padua and Giotto's Arena Chapel Frescoes  A version of this paper appers in Early Music, February 1999 By Eleonora M. Beck, Lewis and Clark College Marchetto of Padua's Pomerium (1318/19 a widely read treatise that laid the groundwork for notational practice in Italy, contains a passage...
http://www.lclark.edu/~nbeck/giotto.html

Detailed study by Jay Rahn for Music Theory Online with abstract, notes, diagrams, and RAM audio examples.
http://www.societymusictheory.or.../mto.98.4.6/mto.98.4.6.rahn.html