"Thank you, you might be interested to understand that this is the whole volume 21 of Muzyka where Vesna Sara published her article about Petros Peloponnesios.
Okay, I will just insert here the bibliographical data according the Chicago Manual of…"
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Oliver Gerlach replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
Andrija Sagic replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
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Andrija Sagic replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Indeed. Mignana Gr.7 need to be considered for sure.
Thank you"
Oliver Gerlach replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"The link goes to Marković... I know her personally and appreciate her contributions.
I am sorry it was my typo "Anastasios Proikonesios" (προικονήσιος) says the kolophon of…"
Andrija Sagic replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Great! Thank you!
I found another text Vesna Sara Peno, "About Petros Peloponnesios and musical relationships of the Balkan nations", Časopis za muzičku kulturu Muzika, XXI/2017, 44-60 where she claim, on comparative basis with…"
Oliver Gerlach replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"I never do... but it was mentioned in descriptions at Birmingham (although they are very scarce) and also at the Stavropoleos Monastery in Bucharest (Ms. 48m).
One more remark about the content, there are just 21 pages with notation which you can…"
Andrija Sagic replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Thank you Oliver! Description followed M. Velimirovic and D. Stefanovic text “Peter Lampadarios and Metropolitan Serafim of Bosnia”, Studies in Eastern Chant, (London: Oxford University Press, 1966), 71–78
This is very interesting…"
Oliver Gerlach replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Вечерния наша молитвы приими, Святый Господи, a voskresnik usually opens with Господи воззвахъ к т7бе ...
But I know this hand from the manuscript Birmingham Mingana Gr. 7 (the Doxastarion syntomon by Petros, but in Greek). It is Anastasios…"
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Peter Lampadarie write on Serbain with Greek letters
This manuscript is knows as Yale fragment, written by Peter Lampadarie for archbishop of Sarajevo, written on Church Slavic with Greek letters. Written for service in Serbian Orthodox Churh.https://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu/vufind/Record/3549567?image_id=1204559See More
Andrija Sagic replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Manuscripts from National Library of Greece published online. in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
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Online The Later Cambridge Songs (MS Ff.1.17.1)
https://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-FF-00001-00017-00001Physical Location: Cambridge University LibraryClassmark: MS Ff.1.17.1Subject(s): Sacred songsOrigin Place: EnglandDate of Creation: 1180-1230 C.E.Former Owner(s): Holdsworth, Richard, 1590-1649Extent: iv + 8 + v Leaf height: 192-198 mm, width: 145-152 mm.Collation: The manuscript consist of a single quire of eight leaves which was originally used as part of the binding…See More
Polykarpos Polykarpidis replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Μουσικό χειρόγραφο - Στιχηράριο from Karakallou Monastery in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Dear Oliver, and dear all
Thank you!!! Thank you a lot!"
Oliver Gerlach replied to Andrija Sagic's discussion Μουσικό χειρόγραφο - Στιχηράριο from Karakallou Monastery in the group Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies
"Thank you, Polykarpos, this is a very helpful description, obviously offered by Stathes:
Thus, the description:
Some general remarks:
Note that a reasonable resolution is only available until f. 26v, the rest is almost unreadable, especially…"
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EBE 928
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Manuscript EBE 928 (National Library of Greece) ONLINE!
This valuable manuscript with Serbian composers from XV c. is finally online.
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- At 15:56 on January 4, 2012,
Dominique Gatté said…
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- At 23:14 on January 3, 2012,
Bienvenue sur Musicologie Médiévale !!!
Et Bonne Année 2012 !!!
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