Tonus peregrinus
Subtitle: the history of a psalm-tone and its use in polyphonic music
By: Mattias Lundberg
Publisher: Ashgate; Routledge
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Farnham, Surrey, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 338
ISBN-13: 9781409407867; 9781409430391
Subjects: Tonus peregrinus; Counterpoint
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Theory, method and conventions : historical background of the tonus peregrinus in monophonic practice; title: Singled out as a model : the tonus peregrinus in polyphony before c.1500; title: The role of the tonus peregrinus in the extended modal systems of Glareanus and Zarlino; title: The rise of an idiom : the use of the tonus peregrinus in connection with the French court liturgies of the sixteenth century; title: Ambitious obbligo or lack of invention : the tonus peregrinus in Italian-speaking areas during the sixteenth century; title: Liberty with rigour : the tonus peregrinus in sixteenth-century Iberian music; title: Total thematicism and multi-texted motets : the tonus peregrinus in sixteenth-century Roman Catholic liturgies of northern and central Europe; title: "Mit szonderlicher ziemlicher weisz" : the tonus peregrinus in sixteenth-century Lutheranism; title: In faburden and upon faburden : the tonus peregrinus in sixteenth-century English liturgies; title: One applied and one discreet method : the tonus peregrinus in Roman Catholicism c.1600-c.1750; title: A hand-maiden of many different voices : the tonus peregrinus in Lutheranism c.1600-c.1750; title: The continuing tradition : appearances of the tonus peregrinus in music after c.1750; title: Concluding observations and annotations.