Singing Early Music: The Pronunciation of European Languages in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance (Music Scholarship and Performance)
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Singing Early Music: The Pronunciation of European Languages in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance (Music Scholarship and Performance)
Praise for the cloth edition:
"Commendable in its scholarship... should prove of interest to linguists, medievalists, and Renaissance academicians, as well as to fastidious performers of early music." ―Choice
"Singing Early Music is a pioneering work of surpassing quality that cannot be too highly recommended." ―Journal of Singing
"Addresses the needs of the performer directly, giving historical pronunciations for a range of languages [and] sample texts.... The CD that comes with the book will prove invaluable.... David Klausner’s recording is admirably consistent and convincing across the wide range of languages." ―Early Music
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