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SUMMARY: Picturing Music in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp: Marten de Vos’s Mo
 tet Prints
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DESCRIPTION:In 1584 the painter Marten de Vos\, the engraver Johan Sadele
 r and the composer Cornelis Verdonck worked together to produce a motet 
 print.  This was the first ever engraved representation of mensural musi
 cal notation\, set within a beautifully designed image of the Virgin and
  Child enthroned. This talk explores the motivations behind this collabo
 ration\, the practicalities that it involved and\, crucially\, how this 
 type of print might help us to understand the relationship between music
  and art in early modern Antwerp.
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TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:John Casken Lecture Theatre\, Martin Harris Centre for Music and
  Drama\, Manchester
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