Talk:Arnolt Schlick

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Addition to Spiegel der Orgelmacher[edit]

I really like this article, so I hope my addition doesn't mess anything up. Please revert/discuss/comment if it does. The existing paragraph on the Spiegel der Orgelmacher was referenced mostly to a single source. I've added a second reference, Peter Williams history, which dedicates a complete chapter to Schlick, and gives beautiful examples of his style of writing. I've added just a couple of examples paraphrased from Williams, illustrating the interpretation necessary to understand Schlick across the centuries, and illustrating what his practical descriptions today have led authors like Williams to infer about attitudes to music (e.g. the role of the bass line) back in those days. I hope this is okay. Elemimele (talk) 16:55, 25 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]