manipulation of pitches and rhythms
The technical music period after AD 1300. Ars nova means 'new art' or 'new technique'.
Paolo Tenorista has written: 'Paolo Tenorista in a new fragment of the Italian Ars Nova' -- subject(s): Facsimiles, Italian Ars Nova, Manuscripts, Music
"Ars Nova" is a Latin term meaning "new art" or "new technique." It refers to a musical style and composition theory that emerged in the 14th century in France, characterized by complex rhythmic patterns and innovations in notation. This style contrasted with the earlier "Ars Antiqua" (old art) period.
The technical stage of music after AD 1300, meaning 'new art' or 'new technique'
"ars nova" or new art.
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The new interest in religion was reflected in the popularity of individuals such as Billy Graham, a prominent Christian evangelist, and the rise of charismatic religious leaders in various faith traditions.
France's primary interest in the New-World was fish of the coast of Nova-Scotia, beaver fur inside the country and tropical stuff in the Caribbeans.
"Nova patria" is Latin for "new homeland".
nova vida means new life
New Jersey in Portuguese is "Nova Jersey".
Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland.