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Name of 14th century musical age
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Ars Nova
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What is the Big-band Bach?
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Playing
Bach's orchestra works with a full-sized orchestra and modern instruments
played by people trained in 19th century music
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What's Hip-Bach?
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“historically-informed
performance” movement changed how we approach Bach's orchestral music
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Example of Hip-Bach
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Masaaki
Suzuki, Bach Collegium Japan 2005
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When were the sound recordings invented?
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1880s
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Leading scientists for sound recording
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Thomas Edison and Emil von Berliner
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Where and when was the first astounding perfectly documented recording made and who was it played by?
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Carnegie Hall by the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1959
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What is the purpose of plainchant
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Enhancing spiritual contemplation
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Is plainchant universal or for personal interpretation
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Universal
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Set of
rules and practices that are established for a particular spiritual tradition
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Liturgy
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In which age was liturgy a central and cherished part of life?
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Middle Ages
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Plainchant of Milan, Italy
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Ambrosian Chant
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Plainchant of Northern France
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Gallican Chant
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Plainchant of Iberian Peninsula
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Mozarabic Chant
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Holy Roman Emperor
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Charlemagne
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