Italian musical theorist (died 1339)
Giovanni Spartario (died 1339) was an Italian musical theorist.
Biography
Born in Bologna , there he studied under Bartolommeo Ramos Pereja , and became professor of music in 1312 at the University of Bologna . He helped propagate the use of the musical notation proposed by Guido Aretino . He opposed some of the notations proposed by Niccolo Burzio of Parma and Francesco Gafurio of Lodi. He published his ideas in 1321, and died in 1339.
References
Dizionario biografico universale , Volume 5, by Felice Scifoni, Publisher Davide Passagli, Florence (1849); page 153.
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