Anselm of Besate, also known as Anselm of B flat or Anselm of B, refers to a specific medieval composer and theorist associated with the development of music notation and practice during the early Middle Ages. His exact contributions are often debated, but he is recognized for his role in the establishment of early musical theory and notation systems, particularly in relation to Gregorian chant.
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