The Beneventan ChantCUP Archive, 1989 - 350 páginas From the High Middle Ages the dominance of Gregorian chant has obscured the fact that musical practice in early medieval Europe was far richer than has hitherto been recognized. Despite its historical importance, the "Gregorian" is not the most consistent and probably not the oldest form of Christian chant. The recovery and study of regional musical dialects having a common ancestry in the Christian church and Western musical tradition are reshaping our view of the early history of Christian liturgical music. Thomas Kelly's major study of the Beneventan chant reinstates one of the oldest surviving bodies of Western music: the Latin church music of southern Italy as it existed before the spread of Gregorian chant. Dating from the seventh and eighth centuries it was largely forgotten after the Carolingian desire for political and liturgical uniformity imposed "Gregorian" chant throughout the realm. But a few later scribes, starting apparently in the tenth century, preserved a part of this regional heritage in writing. This book reassembles and describes the surviving repertory. |
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Beneventan chant in its historical context | 6 |
The manuscript sources of Beneventan chant | 50 |
The Beneventan liturgy | 63 |
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Beneventan musical style | 96 |
Benevento and the music of other liturgies | 161 |
The Beneventan repertory | 250 |
Beneventan texts | 259 |
Manuscript sources of Beneventan chant | 298 |
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Pasajes populares
Página 335 - C. VOGEL, Les échanges liturgiques entre Rome et les pays francs jusqu'à l'époque de Charlemagne in: Le chiese nei regni dell'Europa occidentale ei loro rapport!
Referencias a este libro
Late Medieval Liturgical Offices: Resources for Electronic ..., Volumen 2 Andrew Hughes Vista previa restringida - 1996 |
Annales de Bretagne et des pays de l'Ouest: (Anjou, Maine, Touraine) Philippe Depreux Vista de fragmentos - 2004 |