Setting the Stage

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In the inaugural episode of the Mostly True podcast, the hosts embark on a journey through music history, exploring the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. They discuss the significance of monophonic music, the contributions of Guido de Arezzo to music notation, and the rise of polyphonic music during the Renaissance, particularly through the works of Palestrina. The episode is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and engaging discussions about music theory, setting the stage for future episodes that will delve deeper into the world of music history.

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