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Jérôme-Joseph de Momigny

(b Philippeville, 20 Jan 1762; d Charenton, 25 Aug 1842). Belgian theorist and composer. His writings on rhythm and harmony (1803-34) in some ways ingeniously anticipate modern music theory; he proposed, for example, that the real rhythmic unit straddles the bar-line and that a single tonality embraces 17 notes. His compositions are mainly salon music.





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