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Notes:
Tombeau de Mezangeau is one of the earliest examples of this type of musical memorial. It uses characteristic lute devices such as over-ringing strings, unresolved dissonances and special ornaments. Like the Froberger lament for King Ferdinand, the highest and lowest notes are sounded at the end, meant to imitate the tolling of a bell. |
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