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Johannes de Garlandia (1320)
Original title: ガルランディア 1320
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Johannes de Garlandia was a French music theorist in the late Ars Antiqua period of medieval music. He is known for his work on De Mensurabili Musica, the first treatise exploring the practice of rhythmic notation.
Johannes de Garlandiaは、中世音楽の後期アルスアンティクア時代のフランス音楽理論家でした。彼は、リズムの記譜法の実践を探求する最初の論文であるDeMensurabiliMusicaの研究で知られています。
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