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  • Introduction

    Introduction

    Avant. The Journal of the Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Vanguard Volume II, Number T/2011 avant.edu.pl/en ISSN: 2082-6710 Introduction Jan Iwańczyk, Witold Wachowski What musical past is represented by Ensemble Micrologus? What are its Middle Ages, its Renaissance? Imagined, accurate, probable, reconstructed, stylized…? Someone familiar with interpretations of early modern music and artistic activity of this music group may claim that such answers are formulated from a distorted perspective, as if looking at a museum cabinet. Let’s imagine a musician as a researcher. A researcher who administers music matter to their listeners and who looks for exploratory inspirations among living people and in contemporary forms of musical expression. According to our interviewee, Patrizia Bovi, a co-founder of Micrologus: in this type of practice, music is brought up to date automat- ically. Music notations from medieval codices are only one source, limited in itself. With- out exaggeration, it can be said that genuine interpreters of early modern music do not aim to reconstruct but to bring it to life. They are honest and do not intend to renounce their individuality; they would even say that doubts and not certainties are [their] best allies. Ensemble Micrologus is an famous Italian group who specialising in medieval music. Micrologus has been founded in 1984 by Patrizia Bovi (vocals, harp), Adolfo Broegg (lute, psaltery, citola), Goffredo Degli Esposti (flute, bombarde, bagpipes) and Gabriele Russo (viela, rebec, lyre). The grouphas researched its playing techniques through study of original sources and through vestiges in traditional music today. The musicians use reconstructions of early instruments60.