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Music In The Renaissance-used Ivan L. Calder Was Always Fiddling WithA Complete Analysis Of The Development Of Music During The Renaissance Including A Discussion Of The Contributions Made By Each Country. For This Study, The Most Fitting Method Has Seemed To Be One That Might, With Browning In Mind, Be Called The Ring And The Book Technique. Part I Deals At Some Length With The Central Musical Language Of The 15Th And 16Th Centuries, Which Was Developed In France, Italy, And The Low Countries, While Part Ii Deals