Companion to Medieval and Renaissance Music

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Tess Knighton, David Fallows
University of California Press, 1997 - Art - 428 pages
With contributions from a range of internationally known early music scholars and performers, Tess Knighton and David Fallows provide a lively new survey of music and culture in Europe from the beginning of the Christian era to 1600. Fifty essays comment on the social, historical, theoretical, and performance contexts of the music and musicians of the period to offer fresh perspectives on musical styles, research sources, and performance practices of the medieval and Renaissance periods.
 

Contents

Music examples
4
Illustrations
7
Chapter 2
20
Reinhard Strohm
55
Funeral Mass with Souls released from Purgatory by the Coëtivy Master
63
Chapter 13
80
VOCAL
101
Chapter 24
107
Detail of waisted fiddle illus 5a
218
Surviving instruments
223
archival studies
234
Chapter 35
239
Toledo Cathedral Obra y Fábrica MS 837 f 1137
245
Bruno Turner
249
The Guidonian Hand from Amerus Practica artis musice 1271
267
Johannes Tinctoris Missa sine nomine 1 Kyrie I
269

Chapter 18
116
century
127
Hopkinson Smith
135
1a Fiddle c 1500 Sardinia Museo Nazionale
139
Crawford Young
143
Chapter 26
147
Chapter 26
152
TECHNIQUES OF COMPOSITION
154
Chapter 28
166
Music and pictures in the Middle Ages
179
Chapter 29
181
Boethius De arithmetica and De musica twelfth century Canterbury Cam
187
Music in Italian Renaissance painting
189
Kress Collection
200
Lorenzo Costa Concert London National Gallery
203
Echoes of the past in the present
210
Chapter 31
212
Adrian Willaert Quid non ebrietas
271
Chapter 39
279
Framing the life of the words
307
tuning in early
317
Chapter 45
322
Tempo to 1500
327
Chapter 46
332
Chapter 48
335
Tempo and tactus after 1500
337
Divisions in Renaissance music
345
Perfect instruments
354
Chapter 49
356
Chronology
366
Glossary
377
Index
418
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