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a term used by music theorists to describe the profound stylistic changes of italian and french music in the 14th century.
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a term used by music theorists to describe the profound stylistic changes of italian and french music in the 14th century.

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the new art (ars nova)

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Changes in musical style in the fourteenth century were so profound that music theorists referred to Italian and French v music as the new art (ars nova).

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