Luca Ricossa, "Hyeronimus de Moravia: Ornamentation and Exegesis in Gregorian, Old Roman, and Byzantine Chant", congrès international de Kalamazoo, 2006
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XII ▪ Graduel du Latran ▪ Index en cours de réalisation par D. Gatté
Index MMMO :
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Archivio di San Pietro B 79
XII ▪ Antiphonair vieux-romain de Saint-Pierre de Rome ▪ Cantus
Version courte d’un article à paraître…
Un nouveau témoin de l'office de la Nativité de St Jean Baptiste
à Rome au XIIème siècle
Verdun, bibliothèque municipale, Ms 84
Dominique Gatté
Le manuscrit 84 de la bibliothèque
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Archivio di San Pietro F 22
Graduel vieux-romain du XIIIème siècle
A thorough more recent monograph about Old Roman chant seems to be missing.
Some thoughts what should be included in such a monograph:
ALL sources for Old Roman (including fragments) should be listed with exact descriptions of their datings and content
I would like to suggest that a database with ALL transcribed melodies of Old Roman chant should be put up in the WWW - with links to the scanned sources and comments (for instance about related melodies in other chant repertories etc.). Old Roman cha
Read more…A la lecture comparative du tableau ci-dessous:
il apparait que la version GREG, est composée de trois parties: la première s'étend jusqu'à "in unum". L'architecture mélodique forme un arc SOL-SI bémol-FA, le bémol est traditionnel, tandis que la sec
Vaticano (Citta del),
Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana,
XII (début) ▪ Orationale de Saint-Pierre, contenant le Canon de la messe et plusieurs extraits du Missel. Parties contenants des pièces en vieux romain : 40v Office des
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What is always very strange with this Old Roman composition of the Improperia, that they chose a tune which is not typical for Good Friday, but rather the echos of the resurrection day, the sticheraric melos of plagios protos with the finalis on δ' w
Read more…According to Gregory the Great (letter to Bishop John of Syracuse, Oct. 598) the Roman habit to sing the alleluia was imported from Jerusalem during the time of Jerome and Pope Damasus. Already in 445 Pseudo-Sozomenos wrote about a touristic attracti
Read more…Neil Moran wrote:
Read more…One would assume that Atkinson’s The Critical Nexus: Tone-System, Mode, and Notation in Early Medieval Music would be the study which one would consult regarding the role of John Damascene in the development of the Church modes. Mu
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Même si on lui attribue un traité De Musica aujourd’hui perdu, Alcuin ne s’associe pas aussi directement que ses successeurs tels Amalaire de Metz ou Hilduin de Saint-Denis à la composition musicale et même à l’histoire de la musique à l’époq
Read more…Neil Moran wrote:
I have completed a study on MEDIAL MODE OFFERTORIES and have submitted it for publication.
and continued with a quotation and a request for discussion:
paragraph from MEDIEVAL MODE OFFERTORIES:
In contrast the O.R. versions of Confirma
Père Jacques-Marie Guilmard, « Une antique fête mariale au 1" janvier dans la ville de Rome? », Ecclesia Orans 1 1 (1994) 25-67
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Je transmets ici un commentaire de Luisa Nardini sur le Ms. XV.05005 de la "Universiteitsbibliotheek Vrije Universiteit" d"Amsterdam.
Luisa Nardini :
"Second (for me) 15th century Dutch manuscript with the communion Sint lumbi vestri. This is a rare
Il est curieux de constater dans ce répons, qu'au passage "et venimus adorare", GREG omet le "cum muneribus" de ROM:
La tradition GREG donne en effet, selon Cantus:
ID-NUMBERS: cao7112
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