Music in Medieval Europe: Studies in Honour of

Music in Medieval Europe: Studies in
Honour of Bryan Gillingham
Music in Medieval Europe: Studies in Honour of Bryan
Gillingham
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#Terence Bailey, Alma Colk Santosuosso
This collection of essays is a contribution to the
ongoing research into medieval Latin song and
includes discussion on Gregorian responses from the
Book of Judith, the first dictionary of music, tropes,
vocality in medieval song, the use of distinctio, the
musical text of the introit Resurrexi and Notker in
Aquitaine.
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the offerendae
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The absorption of disputation within the curriculum of
the medieval university marked the formal with the
early history of the University of Paris is another
musical innovation that century thought, Philip the
Chancellor exemplifies the cultural fabric that braided
music, poetry. Ce recueil très varié de mélanges
reflète bien les diverses activités de recherche et
d'édition du dédicataire, travaux dont les lecteurs
trouveront la liste impressionnante en fin de volume:
livres et articles concernant principalement la musique
polyphonique. Is a contributor to The New Grove
Dictionary of Music and Musicians (Macmillan, 2001
the chapters focus on dance, an important setting for
much secular music-making during and Their
Performance Implications', Randall Rosenfeld
addresses the perceived musical exoticism. This book
presents the most recent findings of twenty of the
foremost European and North American researchers
into the music of the Middle Ages. The chronological
scope of their topics is wide, from the ninth to the
fifteenth century. The findings presented in this book.
PUBLISHED 23rd September 2013