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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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Dec 26, 2025
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
"Ruptures and discontinuities as systemic explanations? Besides, it is ambitious to apply any kind of canonicity that could produce a generalized “systemic” metanarrative where the greater the rupture the more the innovations and the greater the…"
Dec 19, 2025
Oliver Gerlach replied to Dominique Gatté's discussion Graduel bénéventain Vat.lat.10673 online en courleur (Cadeau de Noël de la BAV) in Beneventan Chant, Ravenna Chant, Norman Chant, the Greek Rite, and the Slavic Rite in Southern Italy and of the Adria
"Merci aussi pour les descriptions détaillées chez gregorien.be et MMMO !"
Dec 19, 2025
Dominique Gatté posted a discussion in Beneventan Chant, Ravenna Chant, Norman Chant, the Greek Rite, and the Slavic Rite in Southern Italy and of the Adria
Graduel bénéventain Vat.lat.10673 online en courleur (Cadeau de Noël de la BAV)
Je suis très heureux de vous annoncer la mise en ligne du vénérable graduel bénéventain conservé à la Vaticane sous la cote : Vat.lat.10673

 
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Dec 19, 2025
Louis-Marie Salaün posted a discussion in La Restauration du chant grégorien au XIX et XXème siècle
La politique du plain-chant dans la France de la fin du XIXème siècle (Katarin Ellis)
Grâce à Google traduction je viens de terminer la traduction en français du livre : La politique du plain-chant dans la France de la fin du XIXème siècle (Katarine Hellis).pdf  sur le sujet de la restauration du grégorien à la fin du XIXème et au…
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Dec 17, 2025
Pablo Massa posted a discussion in Thesaurus musicarum
Musica and Scolica Enchiriadis in Spanish translation (Open Access)
Dear all:  A Spanish translation of Musica and Scolica is now online (Open Access, but with a little fee if you want a hardcopy). I've had the honor of participating in the authors team. Hope you like…
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Dec 11, 2025
Pablo Massa posted a status
Not totally off topic: I would like to introduce the Master’s Program in Late Antique Studies (Maestría en Estudios tardoantiguos, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires), a two-year interdisciplinary program fully offered…
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Dec 10, 2025
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
"The Medieval Cultural (and Chant) Geographies of Syria and Italy and the last section of the neumes of Medieval Latin chant and their families: What do we really know about their “original” elements and delivery? And a few more observations on the…"
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Dominique Gatté updated their profile
Nov 22, 2025
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
"The neumes of Medieval Latin chant and their families: What do we really know about their “original” elements and delivery? (The continuation from the previous post.)
Gravis-6): Furthermore, we could, perhaps, accept the low position of a “gravis”…"
Nov 19, 2025
Deodat de Severac commented on Dominique Gatté's blog post Hommage à Jerome Weber (1929-2024)
"I was extremely sad to learn of father Weber's demise, ...only today.
Did so by trying to load his unmissable, absolutely necessary DataBase:
http://chantdiscography.com/
but failing to do so repeatedly over a number of browsers, until my third try…"
Nov 18, 2025
Pablo Massa posted a status
Hi everybody: does someone know what happened to the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum project? Its URL is long ago offline: https://www.chmtl.indiana.edu/tml
Any thoughts?
Nov 12, 2025
Comments: 3
  • Oliver Gerlach Is there something particular, you were looking for?
    In any case, the topic itself is worth a discussion either in Dominque's theory group or in mine about melos.
    Dec 12, 2025
  • Pablo Massa Dear Oliver: Thank you very much for your response. I'll try archive.org. 
    Dec 10, 2025
  • Oliver Gerlach Dear PabloNothing reliable, but it seems, since Jacobs Café bought the whole university of Indiana (just another one!), TML just disappeared as a whole which I realised with a sensation of horror.The link you typed was the most recent one, although…
    Dec 9, 2025
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
"Christian Chants as parts of wider (more or less literate) Musical Geographies. However, there is one point that needs some discussion: The concept and limits of the "musical community" and its melodic identity. For instance, pp. 22-23 [I suggest…"
Nov 10, 2025
Patrick Williams replied to Dominique Gatté's discussion Découverte exceptionnelle d'un fragment perdu du Laon 239 in Neumes et paléographie
"Did we ever learn what's on the back of the page?"
Nov 6, 2025
Oliver Gerlach replied to August Valentin Rabe's discussion position of hands and fingers as described by Tomás de Sancta Maria in Musique pour clavier du Moyen-âge à la Renaissance
"Thank you for sharing the collection of relevant essays (with you and other authors present here) under open access conditions!"
Nov 3, 2025
Oliver Gerlach replied to Geert Maessen's discussion Vidi in caelo - Ten Years of Melodies for the Mozarabic Rite
"Thank you so much for your English version, dear Geert!
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Nov 2, 2025
DH Dominique Habellion left a comment on La Restauration du chant grégorien au XIX et XXème siècle
"Autour de ce thème, n’y a-t-il pas aussi les compositions grégoriennes des XIXe et XXe siècles ? Un angle intéressant, très complémentaire, je crois."
Oct 31, 2025
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
"Explanations, Convictions and Expectations in Quicksand: Modern Comparisons and the adoption of foreign (or semi-foreign) melodies by certain early communities in symbiotic realms and its theoretical, didactic, neumatic and other, potential,…"
Oct 29, 2025
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