ottoman - Beneventan Chant, Ravenna Chant, Norman Chant, the Greek Rite, and the Slavic Rite in Southern Italy and of the Adria

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Oliver Jens Schmitt: "Scanderbeg: an Uprising and its Leader" (2008)

Skanderbeg (İskender Bey) or Gjergj Kastrioti is a national hero of the Albanians, especially of the Italo-Albanians or so-called Arbëresh, but his biography is not less complex than the later one by Ali Pasha. Both made their career at the Ottoman C

Started by Oliver Gerlach

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The Crusades and the Ottoman Conquest of the Adriatic Balkans

Talking about "Beneventan Chant", scholars interested in Italian plainchant, notated in so-called "Beneventan" notation, often forget, that this name does not really correspond to the territory where it once had been used, especially concerning the h

Started by Oliver Gerlach

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Bonum est su il canto liturgico e paraliturgico degli Arbëreshë

Questa volta, e probabilmente l'ultima, è su il vero cuore del mio lavoro in Italia, le tradizioni degli Arbëreshë, gli Italoalbanesi in Calabria ed in Basilicata.

Bonum est

Ho lasciato una traduzione italiana del script qui:

http://www.academia.edu/372

Started by Oliver Gerlach

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Sufis at the Adriatic Coast

Please have a look at my announcement of a radio programme about the Bektashi Order.

Started by Oliver Gerlach

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Beneventan Chant, Ravenna Chant, Norman Chant, the Greek Rite, and the Slavic Rite in Southern Italy and of the Adria

Oliver Jens Schmitt: "Scanderbeg: an Uprising and its Leader" (2008)

The Crusades and the Ottoman Conquest of the Adriatic Balkans

Bonum est su il canto liturgico e paraliturgico degli Arbëreshë

Sufis at the Adriatic Coast

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