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Ressources pour la musicologie médiévale et la liturgie: manuscrits, outils de recherche, bibliographies...

Resources for medieval musicology and liturgy: manuscripts, research tools, bibliographies...

 

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Une brève histoire: l’association Musicologie Médiévale naît en 2006 de la rencontre de passionnés. Dès 2007 le site Gregofacsimil est ouvert et publie une édition musicale des répons présents dans l'antiphonaire de Hartker  et le fichier "Manuscrits Internet" qui va devenir MMMO en 2016.
En 2009, c'est la création du réseau "Musicologie Médiévale", regroupant plus de 3000 membres, réunissant chercheurs et interprètes. Depuis 2012 le Réseau Musicologie Médiévale est partenaire de DIAMM (Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music, Oxford Faculty of Music). En 2016, le Réseau Musicologie Médiévale prend la suite du « Forum des musiques médiévales » de l'APEMUTAM.
Encore en 2016, c'est la création de la MMMO Database (Medieval music manuscripts online database) faisant parti du Cantus Index Network dirigé par Debra Lacoste (University of Waterloo).

 

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pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Reclaiming the Global: From Romanticizing Over-theorization to Grounded Practice
Focusing primarily on Charles Atkinson’s recent terminological preferences, this post also offers further notes regarding both global prospects and medieval Greek…"
41 minutes ago
Oliver Gerlach commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Maybe one further piece of thought from my side, since you have been so patient with me:
For me your collection of sources here is very precious, maybe you are right with your ambition just to look at them for their own sake, but I often wonder…"
9 hours ago
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
!?
 
P.S. I see you have posted on this blog once again to inform me and its readers about your past collaborations, communications, and the like, as well as your views on certain topics. Most of these topics are unfamiliar, mostly…"
Friday
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
You may claim whatever you wish regarding our past communications. I am not going to continue at this level of personal bickering along the lines of "you told me this, I told you that." The situation will end up tragicomic. If you…"
Wednesday
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
To address a few points from your last message:

"You became very aggressive": In my previous post, we cleared up that I didn't feel that you offended me, as you initially thought. Now you are saying I was the aggressive one? I don't…"
Tuesday
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"No problem at all about the posting order, Oliver! I am reposting my reply here simply to restore the chronological flow of our discussion for the readers, while adding a brief clarification regarding the Chartres fragment and its original…"
Monday
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
Thanks for the clarification. Just to be absolutely clear: I never meant to imply that you had insulted me in the past. My comment was simply a general reminder about maintaining a welcoming environment for everyone on this platform,…"
Aug 3
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
Good to see you here again. You never disturbed me. On the contrary, as I have previously noted (post dated December 8, 2019—that is, from the very inception of this blog), you are always welcome to contribute here whenever, and on…"
Aug 2
Oliver Gerlach commented on Oliver Gerlach's video
"Hearing of Fauci and most of the public was excluded
But there was a live film documentation of Rand Paul's questioning of Anthony  Fauci (House of Congress, 29 July) https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-c...
Rand Paul…"
Aug 2
Oliver Gerlach replied to Oliver Gerlach's discussion New Greek journal dedicated to "Kalophonia" and its sources: «Καλοφωνία» (ISSN 3057-4579) in Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Kalophonia 2 (2026) ISSN: 3057-4579
 
Articles:
Της Επιστημονικής και Εκδοτικής Επιτροπής της Καλοφωνίας, Προλογικό Σημείωμα
The Scientific and Editorial Committee of "Kalophonia", Foreword (pp. 9-17)
Gregorios Anastasiou, Μουσικές εικόνες στην…"
Jul 31
Oliver Gerlach replied to Oliver Gerlach's discussion New Greek journal dedicated to "Kalophonia" and its sources: «Καλοφωνία» (ISSN 3057-4579) in Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Kalophonia 1 (2025) ISSN: 3057-4579
 
Articles:
Προλογικοί σημείωμα της επιστημονικής και εκδοτικής Επιτροπής της «Καλοφωνίας» (pp. 5-6)
Foreword of the scientific and editorial board of "Kalophonia" (pp. 7-8)
Metropolit of Nea Krini and Kalamaria…"
Jul 31
Oliver Gerlach posted a discussion in Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
Jul 31
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"In my last post, “Decentering Northern and Central Eurocentric perspectives in Medieval Chant(s),” a few paragraphs were accidentally formatted in italics. Below is the full “Naming the Notations” section, properly displayed.
Naming the Notations…"
Jul 27
Louis-Marie Salaün commented on Eduardo Mallo Huergo's blog post Texte afin de refléter Interview a Mons. Domenico Bartolucci
"Etienne STOFFEL : pourquoi vois-t-on toujours de la polémique quand il s'agit d'être critique vis-à-vis des travaux de Solesmes sur le rythme du grégorien? La polémique n'existerai sans doute pas si la "restauration" du grégorien avait été faite de…"
Jul 25
Louis-Marie Salaün commented on Eduardo Mallo Huergo's blog post Texte afin de refléter Interview a Mons. Domenico Bartolucci
"Cher Dominique,
Tombant sur le forum en recherchant la citation de Mgr Bartolucci, je me permet de répondre à ton commentaire (que je republie ici)...14 ans après !
"Cependant, je pense que Solesmes a reçu de Dom Guéranger une intuition fondamentale…"
Jul 25
Clément Chateau updated their profile
Jul 22
Oliver Gerlach posted a discussion in Autour de Cluny
Dear colleaguesAlthough it would be nice to write here in French, I chose English to reach a greater audience.One of the reasons which gave me the idea to found this group, is my lecture of rather ignorant reviews of Bryan Gillingham's book "Music…
Jul 21
Miguel Angel Hernández Benavides updated their profile
Jul 21
Oliver Gerlach replied to Krisztina Waliczky's discussion Who is the author of the melody of "Puer Natus in Betlehem Alleluia"? in Répertoires liturgiques
"Dear Krisztina,
I prefer to answer now on the main thread of this conversation, but my last word is 12th century is as far as we get, and I find it rather thrilling that we could find links to the tenor taken from Alleluia «Christus resurgens»…"
Jun 21
Oliver Gerlach replied to Oliver Gerlach's discussion Trouble with the Thesaurus musicarum latinarum (TML) portal at the Indiana University Bloomington in Thesaurus musicarum

FENYX : ALTER THESAURUS SCRIPTORUM MUSICORUM
Another alternative which works fine:https://fenyx.me/browse/9th-11th"
Jun 19
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