| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The polyphony of music and text that is characteristic of the motets of Machaut and his mostly- anonymous contemporaries may be difficult for modern listeners, but it exemplifies the idea, derived from Boethius and the Greeks, that sounding music is a reflection of more important inaudible harmonies, and scholars have drawn attention to the symbolic web that is the medieval motet, intertextually r
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