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Who was the first to popularize the method of single-impression printing for music books?
 
  A) Jean Mouton
  B) Claudin de Sermisy
  C) Pierre Attaingnant
  D) Ottaviano Petrucci

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Describe the typical anthology of polyphonic chansons printed by Pierre Attaingnant. What was the normal number of compositions and the number of copies printed for each printed anthology? How did the visual layout of these anthologies differ from our modern method?
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Around 30 songs, print runs of 500 to 1000 copies, published in part books rather than in score, enabling a singer to purchase music for his or her vocal part.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
Excellent


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