It includes study of historical documents and objects in order to obtain a more profound understanding of the music and a performance practice which is based upon this comprehension. Historically Informed Performance practice is a characteristic musical approach of the Early Music movement. It is a genre-between-genre, where various art disciplines interact. In music theatre it is not only about music as one of the scenic elements musical thinking structures the entire theatrical process. The framework and creative basis for their connection is the "Divina Commedia" of Dante Alighieri (1265-1321). The PhD thesis "INCIPIT: The search for a multidisciplinary language at the crossroads of Antiquity and Contemporaneity" focusses on the influence of the methodology of Historically Informed Performance practice on the creation of a Contemporary Music Theatre performance.
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