L'art Harmonique Aux Xiie Et Xiiie Siècles... explores the harmonic techniques and theoretical foundations of music during the 12th and 13th centuries. Authored by Charles Edmond Henri de Coussemaker, this work delves into the evolution of musical practices during the medieval period, offering insights into the development of polyphony and the emerging understanding of harmony.

The book provides a detailed analysis of musical compositions and treatises from the era, examining the rules and conventions that governed musical creation. It is an invaluable resource for scholars and musicians interested in the history of music theory and the development of Western musical traditions. Coussemaker's meticulous research provides a comprehensive overview of the musical landscape during this transformative period in music history.

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