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Ars nova, Chants vernaculaires
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Guillaume de Machaut, 13thC songs, music theory, music analysis, critical theory, songs, Lacanian analysis
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"Short blogpost offering new reading of the refrain of Matheus de Sancto Johanne's diatribe against bad singers: Link to post"
"I'd probably go for latter half of 14thC and an experienced scribe. The very long ligature above (not on staves) has so much symmetry that it looks like some kind of doodle, so it might be that the more realistic stuff below is also fictional. But…"
"La chanson est en fait dans beaucoup de sources (15 je crois) et les éditions de texte ne se basent pas sur la seule (plus tard) source avec notation musicale. Je n'ai pas utilisé la base de données BEDT, donc ma stratégie serait le chercher dans…"
"Have you checked the rondeau 'Estreinnes moy' (Dufay)? Second line of refrain there starts with 'Ma seule amour'. (I don't have a copy of the score to hand)."
"I agree with Héctor -- that's great, now digitize it!"
"There's a microfilm in the Music Faculty library in Oxford if you fancy making another visit!"
"I totally agree with Jason. I have a lot of sympathy for how early 20thC scholars, getting to know this repertoire through the notated sources, and decoding them with theory treatises, developed taxonomies and periodization based on notational…"
"I think it's possible to answer this question in two ways (depending on how one reads it!). If the question is when are we going to stop using the term ars subtilior (a term that was invented in the ?1960s and serves a purely historiographical,…"
"Many thanks! All best wishes for 2012 to you and yours. "
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