Chant, old and new
Subtitle: proceedings of the conference of the Gregorian Institute of Canada : Dalhousie University, August 4-7 2011 = Plain-chant, l'ancien et le nouveau : actes du colloque de l'Institut grégorien du Canada : Université Dalhousie, 4 au 7 aoút 2011
By: edited by William Renwick ; forward by Jennifer Bain
Contributors: Renwick, William, 1958-
Series: Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen -- Bd. 98 = -- Musicological studies -- v. 98; Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen (Institute of Mediaeval Music) -- Bd. 98.
Publisher: Institute of Medieval Music
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Lions Bay, B.C. Canada
Language: eng; fre
Number of pages: 225
ISBN-13: 9781926664125
Subjects: Congresses; Gregorian chants; Church music; Catholic Church
Other titles: Plain-chant l'ancien et le nouveau
Notes: Pref. in English and French.

Includes bibliographical references.

Papers in English or French, with summaries in the other language.
Table of contents: title: The Salzinnes Antiphonal : history and conservation / Judith Dietz and Sherry Guild; title: Medieval and modern Dominican chant in the 19th century / Innocent Smith; title: An unknown Spanish plainchant source in Orlando, Florida / Kathleen Sewright; title: Solesmes old and new : modeling systems theory and Gregorian semiology / Christopher S. Morrissey; title: St. Vincent and St. Peter : location and the musical connection between two feasts in Ben 35 / Bibiana Gattozzi; title: The diurnal and nocturnal Office in the Ducal Chapel of Saint Mark in Venice / Leonardo Parcianello; title: Un office médiéval au XVIIe siècle : Saint Eucher : perpétuation du culte de saints locaux dans le répertoire du plain-chant après le Moyen Âge / Kristen Hoeffner; title: Carolingian conceptions of mode : exploring modal significance and signification / Asher Vijay Yampolsky; title: Two Trinity Offices compared / Kate Helsen; title: Chant reform at the Royal Benedictine Abbey of Montmartre, 1607-46 : the evidence of Antoine Boesset / Peter Bennett; title: Old chant, new songs : plainsong and monody in 16th century Rome / Barbara Swanson.