Songs of the dove and the nightingale
Subtitle: sacred and secular music c.900-c.1600
By: edited by Greta Mary Hair and Robyn E. Smith
Series: Australian studies in the history, philosophy, and social studies of music -- v. 3
Publisher: Currency Press
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Sydney
Language: eng
Number of pages: 278
Subjects: Music; History and criticism; Sacred songs; Church music
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: The musical repertories of the liturgy of southern Italy and Beneventan sources / Bonifacio Baroffio; title: A new source for the Antiphonale missarum / Max Lütolf; title: The missal of a church adjacent to the Lateran : Roma Archivio di Stato, MS Sanctissimo Salvatore 997 / Pierre-Marie Gy; title: Regino Prumiensis and the tones / Paul Anthony Luke Boncella; title: What the dove could not yet sing : alleluia melodies after 1100 / Karlheinz Schlager; title: Interrelationships between text and music in the refrain forms of Guillaume de Machaut / Marie-Louise Göllner; title: Semantics, structure or a manner of speaking? / Robyn E. Smith; title: A hard look at trouvère melodic style / Fiona Wylie McAlpine; title: From oral to written : change in transmission of instrumental music in fifteenth-century Europe / Keith Polk; title: Sir John Davies' Orchestra as a dance historical source / Ingrid Brainard; title: Two motets attributed to Tomás Luis de Victoria in Italian sources : an introductory study / Eugene Casjen Cramer; title: Symposium Concert programme; title: Mass for the Feast of Pentecost.