Resource for Interpretation of Polyphony
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Dear Colleagues:
What is your favorite resource (i.e. book, video, dissertation etc) for the interpretation of Renaissance polyphony? I'm looking for a refresher and some new insights as a busy year is already upon me. Many thanks for your suggestions! -
If you haven't yet, an oldie-but-goodie is Howard Mayer Brown and Stanley Sadie, Performance Practice: Music before 1600 (NY: Norton, 1990)
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