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Pictorial Depictions of Musicians, Musical Instruments and Music-Making in the Stammbücher of Paul Jenisch (1558–1647) and Johann Michael Weckherlin (1579–1631)
The Wurttembergische Landesbibliothek in Stuttgart houses a rich collection of Stammbucher, including ones compiled by Paul Jenisch (1558–1647) and Johann Michael Weckherlin (1579–1631). These valuable sources (Cod. hist. qt. 298–299 and Cod. hist. oct. 218) offer a wealth of iconographical evidence concerning organology and performing practices.
期刊介绍:
De musica disserenda is an international journal of musical scholarship. It is published by the Institute of Musicology ZRC SAZU (Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts) at the ZRC Publishing (Založba ZRC). The journal is publishing musicological as well as interdisciplinary articles regarding music, with a special attention given to the texts on history of music on the territory of today’s Slovenia in wider European context. Individual issues of the journal with various dissertations are published twice a year, while thematic double issues are published at the end an individual year. The articles are published in Slovenian, English, German, French or Italian languages, with keywords and abstracts in English and Slovenian. A longer summary in Slovenian or English is given at the end of each article.