Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "For the 1952 Italian film, see Inganno (film)."Inganno" (Italian: deception) is an Italian term for one of the two musical devices: an interrupted cadence, or a type of transposition used in 16th- and early 17th-century Italian music. This article will concentrate on the latter meaning.The earliest explanation of the term is given by Giovanni Artusi in his Seconda parte dell'Artusi (1603)."@en }
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- Inganno comment "For the 1952 Italian film, see Inganno (film)."Inganno" (Italian: deception) is an Italian term for one of the two musical devices: an interrupted cadence, or a type of transposition used in 16th- and early 17th-century Italian music. This article will concentrate on the latter meaning.The earliest explanation of the term is given by Giovanni Artusi in his Seconda parte dell'Artusi (1603).".