Chant and culture
Subtitle: proceedings of the conference of the Gregorian Institute of Canada : University of British Columbia, August 6-9, 2013
By: edited by Armin Karim and Barbara Swanson ; foreword by Chantal Phan = Plain-chant et culture : actes du colloque de l'Institut grégorien du Canada : Université de Columbie-Britannique, 6 au 9 août 2013 / édition par Armin Karim et Barbara Swanson ; avant-propos de Chantal Phan
Contributors: Gregorian Institute of Canada. Annual Colloquium
Series: Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen = -- Musicological studies -- Band CV; Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen (Institute of Mediaeval Music) -- Bd. 105.
Publisher: The Institute of Mediaeval Music
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Lions Bay, BC, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
ISBN-13: 9781926664323
Subjects: Gregorian chants; Congresses; History and criticism
Other titles: Plain-chant et culture :
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Jubilare sine verbis : the liturgical role of melisma in Gregorian chant  -- William Mahrt; title: The meaning of the trisagion in east and west  -- Armin Karim; title: The Carolingian cultural renascence and the formation of Gregorian chant : allegory and symbolism  -- Ted Krasnicki; title: Codex ms. D1 : witness of and old neume dialect  -- Christoph Weyer; title: Liturgy, cult, and crusades : the early dissemination of the offices for St. Katherine of Alexandria  -- James Blasina; title: A possible connection between chant and organum : a preliminary re-examination and re-evaluation of the use of modal rhythm in Notre Dame organa and conducti  -- Solomon Guhl-Miller; title: Monodie et polyphonie liturgiques : une relation symbiotique? : le missel ms. 94 ET, La messe de Toulouse  -- Caroline Joré-Garrigues; title: How Pange lingua survived the Lutheran Reformation  -- Alanna Ropchock; title: Plainchant psalmody in the prologues of early opera  -- Barbara Swanson; title: William Hahrt's notion of Gregorian chant as a polphonic fundamentum : Gregorio Allegri's Miserere (1639) and historiography  -- Walter Kurt Kryszig; title: "A l'usage de ma soeur" : The plainchant repertory of Saint-Cyr as represented in F-Vm Ms. Mm. 55  -- Deborah Kauffman; title: The cultural blossoming of the twentieth-century chant revival : Gregorian chant in Charles Tournemire's L'orgue mystique  -- Jennifer Donelson; title: Raising the dead : Berlioz and the curious afterlife of the Dies irae  -- Marianna Ritchey; title: Constructing a typeface of medieval neumatic notation : challenges of representation and translation  -- Matthew Peattie; title: The Sarum rite : past ... present ... future -- William Renwick.