"It is the mensuralists who claim that there is "a quite precise notation of rhythm". They mean precisely mensural. The research scholars of Solesmes find free rhythm and do not use the word "precise." There have been nine…"
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Jerome F. Weber replied to Fyodor N's discussion Rhythm, Meter and Tempo of Gregorian Chant according to Jan van Biezen
Jerome F. Weber replied to Fyodor N's discussion Rhythm, Meter and Tempo of Gregorian Chant according to Jan van Biezen
"You do not practice Gregorian chant, but you feel free to call "infamous" the work of the monks of Solesmes, who have researched chant in all the surviving manuscripts since the 1850s, published the most accessible editions of chant ever…"
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- Grégorien, Ars antiqua, Ars nova, Vieux-Romain, Hispanique, Ambrosien, Chants des ordres religieux, Liturgie, Manuscrits (paléographie)
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- sound recordings of Western Plainchant; the publication of discographies of sacred music from 1000 to 1700.
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