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Grégorien, Vieux-Romain, Ambrosien, Chants des ordres religieux, Liturgie, Théorie musicale, Manuscrits (paléographie)
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I ´m an educator and musician ( MA in gregorian chant ,Univ. of Limerick, Ireland) interested broadly on sacred chant - both in east and west. I keep coming back to theological ethics in Christian Antiquity, for ex. St Augustine and his notions on voice. I´m curious about modality in relation to rhetorics in chant...
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"Dear Marja Korkala,
A good place to look for all kinds of German motif traditions (possibly linked with Nordic traditions) is in the huge repertory of "Sangsprüche" and Meisterlieder that is fully inventorised and indexed, with summaries of the…"
A good place to look for all kinds of German motif traditions (possibly linked with Nordic traditions) is in the huge repertory of "Sangsprüche" and Meisterlieder that is fully inventorised and indexed, with summaries of the…"
"Il existe un article Planctus B.Mariae Virginis par Dom J. Pothier
dans Revue du Chant Grégorien (15 Septembre 1896, no 2, 5éme Année).
Dom Pothier decrit l´histoire du Planctus, surtout dans les sources francaises.
Il donne aussi une traduction…"
dans Revue du Chant Grégorien (15 Septembre 1896, no 2, 5éme Année).
Dom Pothier decrit l´histoire du Planctus, surtout dans les sources francaises.
Il donne aussi une traduction…"
"Thank you for all the information Rui. It seems that ´the 7 joys of Virgin ´ tradition lived strongly in the folkpoetry,
as I´ve found some similar songs also in medieval Nordic tradition.
Yet, the Franciscans (among other monastic traditions?)
had…"
as I´ve found some similar songs also in medieval Nordic tradition.
Yet, the Franciscans (among other monastic traditions?)
had…"
"Hello!
You have also the first catalonian song in the Llibre Vermell, "Los sept goyts". There's the chapter about that source in the Maricarmén Gomez Muntané book, La musica medieval en España, and some papers about the manuscript, although most are…"
You have also the first catalonian song in the Llibre Vermell, "Los sept goyts". There's the chapter about that source in the Maricarmén Gomez Muntané book, La musica medieval en España, and some papers about the manuscript, although most are…"
"Good luck on your search. I think you'll have to look for the sequences in several volumes of "Analecta Hymnica Medii Aevi" (I mention many of those Latin hymns, sequences, and the Rosary tradition in my paper, too)."
" Dear Santiago Disalvo,
Thank you for your interesting response.
I will keep your reference to Cantigas de Santa Maria in my mind.
Yours,
Marja
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Thank you for your interesting response.
I will keep your reference to Cantigas de Santa Maria in my mind.
Yours,
Marja
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"Dear Marja Korkala,
I have published an article related to that subject (not on the musical but on the poetic tradition). I hope you find it useful.
“Los VII goyos de la Virgen en las Cantigas de Santa María y la tradición de los gaudia en la poesía…"
I have published an article related to that subject (not on the musical but on the poetic tradition). I hope you find it useful.
“Los VII goyos de la Virgen en las Cantigas de Santa María y la tradición de los gaudia en la poesía…"
"Merci Dominique !"
"Hello Frank,
Glad to hear from you. Sounds like you´ve found a perfect work for you. I´ve been lately between Finland and France , where I´ve studied further chant. I work as an educator and I´m preparing my Phd gradually . I´ve been sailing between…"
Glad to hear from you. Sounds like you´ve found a perfect work for you. I´ve been lately between Finland and France , where I´ve studied further chant. I work as an educator and I´m preparing my Phd gradually . I´ve been sailing between…"
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Hello Marja,
It's good to hear from you and thanks for getting in touch. I'm very well and hope you are too. I finished my PhD in 2008 and am working as a lecturer in Medieval and Renaissance music at University College Dublin since then. Anne Mannion finished her PhD last year and will be graduating very soon, I think.
It looks as if you are back in Finland. What are you doing?
Best wishes,
Frank