Music Printing in Renaissance Venice: The Scotto Press (1539-1572). Jane A. BernsteinPrint Culture and Music in Sixteenth-Century Venice. Jane A. Bernstein
remain true with the present volume, which possesses similar informational and instructional value. In addition, the scholar of dance will find important information concerning secular and religious dances of the period. Graphically, the book is a beauty to behold; of special note are the four maps including details of various European regions whose music and music theory is under examination and the thirteen plates with reproductions from pertinent manuscripts. Like its predecessor, volume three includes a substantial bibliography and an analytical index, and an updated list of books and articles is added at the end of the chapter on instrumental music. LUMINITA FLOREA University of California, Berkeley