
Ronaldo Novaes
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“Arte explicada do Contraponto” (The Explained Art of Counterpoint), as well as his activities as a composer and grammarian, contributing to the evolution of the musical activity in the Colony by introducing theoretical procedures which are the foundations of our research; And consonant with contemporary musicology, we try to observe the use of rhetoric in colonial music too.
speech anachronistic. In this sense, we used the necessary analytical tools to understand the rhetorical language of the Luso-Brazilian composer in the service of eloquence and persuasion.
Although the research is in its early initial stage, we obtained some results in relation to the use of
rhetoric by the author, which will be exhibited throughout the work."
“Arte explicada do Contraponto” (The Explained Art of Counterpoint), as well as his activities as a composer and grammarian, contributing to the evolution of the musical activity in the Colony by introducing theoretical procedures which are the foundations of our research; And consonant with contemporary musicology, we try to observe the use of rhetoric in colonial music too.
speech anachronistic. In this sense, we used the necessary analytical tools to understand the rhetorical language of the Luso-Brazilian composer in the service of eloquence and persuasion.
Although the research is in its early initial stage, we obtained some results in relation to the use of
rhetoric by the author, which will be exhibited throughout the work."