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When the Roman Liturgy Became Frankish: Sound, Performance and Sublation in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries

Posted by Dominique Gatté on September 14, 2013 at 12:30

Magnifique étude d'Eduardo Henrik Aubert qui est parue dans le dernier volume des Etudes Grégoriennes consacrée au colloque d'Auxerre (17-18 juin 2011) «Notarum figura : l'écriture musicale et le monde des signes au IXe siècle»

Un grand Merci à Eduardo Henrik Aubert pour le partage de son article :

When the Roman Liturgy Became Frankish: Sound, Performance and
Sublation in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries

Pour commander le dernier volume des Etudes Grégoriennes :

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Comments

Oliver Gerlach October 3, 2013 2:57

The invention of notation seen through the prism of Hegel's dialectic philosophy of history!

I think this is something to be discussed in the groupe dedicated to Old-Roman Chant:

https://gregorian-chant.ning.com/group/vieuxromain/forum/topics/edua...

Eduardo Henrik Aubert & Neil K. Moran about the Early Transmission of Plainchant during the Carolin…

Aubert, Eduardo Henrik. 2013. “When the Roman Liturgy became Frankish - Sound, Performance and Sublation in the Eighth and Ninth centuries.” In «Nota…
Neil Moran September 15, 2013 8:08

Just published: Byzantinische Zeitschrift, volume 106, Issue 1 (Sep 2013)

Altrömische Offertoriums-Gesänge in medialen Tonarten. Zum Verhältn...

Moran, Neil

Published Online: 09/07/2013
Eduardo Henrik Aubert September 14, 2013 23:40

Merci pour la diffusion, Dominique!
Marianne Kalsbeek September 14, 2013 19:47

The paper can also be downloaded from Aubert's homepage:

http://cambridge.academia.edu/EduardoHenrikAubert