Although his music until recently never regained favor, his mastery of counterpoint influenced countless composers through his treatise " Gradus ad Parnassum " ( 1725 ).
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For the next decade Weerbeke seems to have been associated with several courts, including Milan, the court of St . Maria ad Gradus in Mainz in 1517.
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Each row ( " gradus " ) of seats was numbered, permitting each individual seat to be exactly designated by its gradus, cuneus, and number.
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Each row ( " gradus " ) of seats was numbered, permitting each individual seat to be exactly designated by its gradus, cuneus, and number.
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Much speculation has been made around the content of the " Gradus Pentalphae " ( 18?), the degree of the pentagram or the five pointed star.
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In 1580 he became dean of St . Maria ad gradus, Cologne, in 1596 dean of St . Andreas, and in 1601 canon of the cathedral chapter.
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While " Gradus ad Parnassum " is famous as the origin of the term " species counterpoint ", Fux was not the first one to invent the idea.
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On 6 September 1270, the Cornelim�nster Monastery sold the whole parish of Saint Clement to the Cathedral Chapter at Mainz and St . Maria ad Gradus, also at Mainz.
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After 1960, the " Gradus Solis " marked the member as a part of the inner order, the so-called " Grand-Lodge Fraternitas Saturni ".
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The sweet-voiced soprano Rebecca Evans and the promising young bass-baritone Oren Gradus, who displayed a husky voice and hardy stage presence, were charming as Zerlina and Masetto.
