The prima practica refers to the early style of Renaissance music characterized by modal counterpoint and equal voices, while the second practica refers to the later style with more emphasis on harmony, texture, and individual vocal lines. The second practica also saw the rise of more expressive and emotional musical language.
Prima practica refers to the traditional rules of counterpoint and harmony, while seconda practica allows for greater freedom in the use of dissonance and expression to emphasize text and emotion. Monteverdi believed in using the seconda practica to create more powerful and expressive music.
Prima practica emphasized equality and secondaemphasized a hierarchy of voices.
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la practica
without practice
estudiante de practica
The verb practicar is used in the same way when talking about girls in Spanish. For example, you can say "ella practica deportes" (she practices sports) or "ella practica el piano" (she practices the piano). The gender of the subject does not affect the use of the verb.
necesitas mas practica
Rosario Cifuentes has written: 'Cocina Practica'
A person that does not practice.
It comes from the Italian. It means first practice. That was the early baroque music.