Musical Clefs

A music theory book is enough to answer this basic question, one of which is Luigi Rossi "Teoria Musicale", from which I am passing you a couple of extracts from the first chapter... you will see that it will be simple to understand, ask if necessary.

I have attached all of page 8, so you can also see the signological evolution of the clefs, an extract specifically from page 8 and page 12, which talks about the septiclavio.

In fact, the suggestion is to get the whole book as well and read it carefully

Thank you!!!

I absolutely must get this book... is there any chance you have it in pdf?

Frank is always too kind, a little WEB researcher, nowadays, solves the problem

You will say: "you just need to know the right sites". Ok... if one is inexperienced they might stumble upon a hoax, but even on the first chapter of music theory...?.. ...here are some useful links, better to have too much than too little.

http://tinyurl.com/bva6zad

http://www.treccani....edia-Italiana)/

http://www.neuma.it/...da/setticla.htm

Thanks aaa, the first link points to a text. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Useful, thanks.

I must say I feel like a complete ignoramus, on such a basic thing I had imagined an entire scenario of my own that was completely wrong ...

Taking advantage of this topic, which music theory texts would you suggest?

I usually suggest Rossi (for the right balance and reliability). I must admit that regarding the entire course of theory and solfeggio, in the end, I have changed my mind a bit about Pozzoli, whom I mistreated a little in the past (I'll take this opportunity to thank those who made me appreciate his strengths); I wouldn't underestimate Fulgoni, someone who has recently breathed new life into teaching regarding Theory and solfeggio. In reality, I also really like a book by Desidery: 'How to pass the theory and solfeggio license exam' which, even though the exam no longer exists, treats the subject of 'Theory' in an interesting way through a question and answer format... a bit like Pozzoli does but in a much less pedantic way