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montalbâne
Birthday:
August 15
Age:
54
Intérêt principal (principal interest)
Grégorien, Ars antiqua, Ars nova, Chants vernaculaires, Vieux-Romain, Hispanique, Ambrosien, Chants des ordres religieux, Liturgie, Théorie musicale, Manuscrits (paléographie), Instruments de musique, Autre
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I'm musician for medieval music with a strong interest in traditional music. I play mainly medieval fiddle but could not survive without researches in the field of medieval music and literature. More and more fascinated by the system of microtones I started to learn the Maqam system. I love to teach and to coach young musicians and ensembles in the fields of my specialisation. Moreover I direct the montalbâne Festival for medieval music and the montalbâne Ensemble with a special interest for medieval singing traditions.
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"Here the old facsimile edition by Anglès but maybe better than nothing: www.examenapium.it/cs/biblio/Angles1931b.pdf"
"[…] schayden leich auf ein gancz […] und an alles […]
It is the same text like in the scratched line above the music. Sorry to give an incomplete solution. Maybe another German eye would see more ;-)"
It is the same text like in the scratched line above the music. Sorry to give an incomplete solution. Maybe another German eye would see more ;-)"
"I mean concerning Franziskus; I will ask Marc Lewon, he might know about it. Thank you again!"
"Wow! That is GREAT! Thank you a LOT!
It is so far the only known medieval vernacular text in a German dialect with music – or am I wrong?"
It is so far the only known medieval vernacular text in a German dialect with music – or am I wrong?"
"Dear Arnold den Teuling, thank you a lot!
I'm on the way to perform this hymn with my Ensemble (in the context of a programme with medieval music from Franciscan monasteries) and I appreciate your input very much!
I agree: it is in Middle Dutch. But…"
I'm on the way to perform this hymn with my Ensemble (in the context of a programme with medieval music from Franciscan monasteries) and I appreciate your input very much!
I agree: it is in Middle Dutch. But…"
"Beautiful melody!"
"I agree - the first is the most interesting: very nice on the second half the way of writing music."
"It would be absolutely esential to involve PETER RABANSER into the discussion - he and WALTER RIZZO did reconstruct exactely this type of bagpipe (after an Italian model from the second half of the 15th century). The instruments do sound great - and…"
"wonderful!"
"might be that it has to do with thomas binkley and his studio für frühe musik. they did a lot of pioneer work and it was one of their CDs where I found the first time the melody with the walther text. a good person to ask in our days would be anne…"
"no, I don't think so. it might be that the use of brevis and semibrevis is indicating lengths. but for sure not a measure."
"would be interesting to involve into the discussion the late medieval German notation for monodies - that too "seems" to be measured, but finally it is not - or better: not in a proper way."
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Danke Susanne! Ich habe Angles, aber meine Fassung is nich so klar. Dieses ist viel besser!
Alles gute,
Eric