Instruments and the Faenza Codex

A comparative statistical analysis of music styles (seventeenth–nineteenth centuries)

“…For a long time, music survived a period of stagnation, and only at the beginning of the ninth century, in the Middle Ages, it began to develop. The first primitive forms of musical notation appeared and used mainly in one-voice church songs (McGee 2017; Leach 2018). The Renaissance, which succeeded the Middle Ages, is characterized by the rapid expansion of trade, science, and art.…”