Musica et Scolica enchiriadis. Introduzione, traduzione e commento

[Roberto Pia]

I am pleased to announce that my PhD thesis at Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Rome entitled “Musica et Scolica enchiriadis. Introduzione traduzione e commento” has been published in electronic format on PubbliTesi (http://lnx.pubblitesi.it/).

http://lnx.pubblitesi.it/schede-sintetiche/musica/1219-roberto-pia-musica-et-scolica-enchiriadis-introduzione-traduzione-e-commento

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rhb06aqzrm234mk/Pia%2C%20Roberto%20%28PhD%29%20-%20Musica%20et%20Scolica%20enchiriadis.%20Introduzione%2C%20traduzione%20e%20commento.pdf?dl=0

 

[Loek van der Heide]

Dear mister Roberto Pia,

I would like to join Charles Atkinson congratulating  you on your thesis

and also, I too look forward to read it

Best wishes and thanks in forward

Loek van der Heide

[Charles M. Atkinson]

Congratulations on the completion of your thesis on the Musica and Scolica enchiriadis!  I look forward to reading it as soon as I can.

With best wishes,

Charles Atkinson

[Loek van der Heide]

Caro Roberto Pia,

Very Interesting are the study's about Scolica Enchidriadis. I'd got introduced at 'Musica Enchidriadis'

in a book : "History of 'Choristers' Chant" (in Dutch:"Geschiedenis van de Jongens-Zang" )

by Dr. mr. Jan Valkestijn

In a  practical way I am trying at this time, in a way of 'Warming-Up',

getting a group of  madrigal-singers introduced with primary principles of

'Modal chant' together with Bourdon-drone long notes.In this respect, I'd try to compose the oldest form of 'Kyrie Eleison' (a composed 'Trigasion' "Agios o Theos"

in old Greec Byzantine stile. (see attachment 'Aghios o Theos' )

The only way how I can understand somewhat 'Musicology' means, is practising exercises

so, do forgive me if I make some errors in my 'Trial via Errors'.....

Yours'

Loek van der Heide

(Harlingen, Fryslân, Netherlands)

Aghios Theos.Bar.pdf