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Instruments: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque In Canada capable amateurs as well as professional builders have constructed instruments, mainly lutes, viols, neo-Celtic harps, and hurdy-gurdies, but also reed instruments - krumhorns, dulcians, shawms, racketts, recorders, etc.
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Stilus or graphium, splinter of bone, ivory, iron, bronze, or other metal, with the pointed end at one end, adapted for writing on wax tablets. ...
For writing on papyrus or parchment, the Cálamus scriptorius, a sharp instrument made of reed cane and the feather of a bird, was used.
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A piece of music where one part echoes or imitates another part is known as a Canon
