Thomas Salmon: Writings on Music

Discover the fascinating insights of Thomas Salmon in "Thomas Salmon: Writings on Music," expertly compiled by Benjamin Wardhaugh and published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2013. This expansive volume, spanning 492 pages, delves into the groundbreaking ideas of Thomas Salmon (1647-1706), a pivotal figure in music theory.

Salmon is often remembered for igniting a passionate debate with Matthew Locke following his bold musical treatise, "Essay to the Advancement of Musick" (1672). Within these writings, he champions a radical reform of musical notation that challenged the conventions of his time. This book not only captures the essence of Salmon's contributions but also provides readers with an engaging exploration of the fierce intellectual exchanges in the realm of music during the 17th century.

Perfect for music enthusiasts, historians, and scholars alike, this compilation is a valuable addition to any collection. Immerse yourself in the world of music theory and the innovative spirit of Thomas Salmon today!