This Phd contributes to revalorize polyphonic practices of plainsong in the Renaissance, a work undertaken in recent years by certain music historians. In a culture where the arrival of the printing press profoundly disrupts the relationship between society and the written word, improvisation on Gregorian chant is distinguished by its ephemeral and immaterial character, generating the admiration of musicians and theorists. The latter refer to this usage and use different names for this such as "discantus", "cantus super librum", "contrapunto alla mente", "sortisatio" or in French "chant sur le livre". These names thus denote different ways of conceiving the vocal counterpoint. The writings of these authors make it possible to reconstitute a...
The study of hundreds of variations in the manuscript tradition of the Roman-franc antiphons directo...
The extemporaneous application of pre-assimilated compositional paradigms into musical performance r...
Contrafactum, the replacement of text in a song, and L’homme Arme impacted music both in the 1450s a...
This dissertation is part of an approach that promote Renaissance polyphonic practices of plainsong,...
Cette thèse s’inscrit dans une démarche de revalorisation des pratiques polyphoniques du plain-chant...
The composer and theorist Johannes Tinctoris provided the most rigorous definition of contrapuntal p...
Today’s performances of medieval polyphony have a lot in common with those of other ‘classical’ or...
© 2020 Timothy Peter DalyFifteenth-century music theory seems remote from fifteenth-century composit...
The volume offers a reflection on the phenomenon of the re-textualization of vocal music in the 16th...
In this chapter I will examine the significance and extent of extempore polyphonies in Spain during ...
peer-reviewedA 1984 performance of Sicut Cervus by Palestrina raised in this writer’s mind question...
The present article examines the contrafacta, vocal compositions in which the original text has been...
The performance of the singing art from the XIIth century cannot be settled only on a paleographical...
The sacred music of the early to mid seventeenth-century Italy assimilated a new virtuosic, represen...
The study of hundreds of variations in the manuscript tradition of the Roman-franc antiphons directo...
The study of hundreds of variations in the manuscript tradition of the Roman-franc antiphons directo...
The extemporaneous application of pre-assimilated compositional paradigms into musical performance r...
Contrafactum, the replacement of text in a song, and L’homme Arme impacted music both in the 1450s a...
This dissertation is part of an approach that promote Renaissance polyphonic practices of plainsong,...
Cette thèse s’inscrit dans une démarche de revalorisation des pratiques polyphoniques du plain-chant...
The composer and theorist Johannes Tinctoris provided the most rigorous definition of contrapuntal p...
Today’s performances of medieval polyphony have a lot in common with those of other ‘classical’ or...
© 2020 Timothy Peter DalyFifteenth-century music theory seems remote from fifteenth-century composit...
The volume offers a reflection on the phenomenon of the re-textualization of vocal music in the 16th...
In this chapter I will examine the significance and extent of extempore polyphonies in Spain during ...
peer-reviewedA 1984 performance of Sicut Cervus by Palestrina raised in this writer’s mind question...
The present article examines the contrafacta, vocal compositions in which the original text has been...
The performance of the singing art from the XIIth century cannot be settled only on a paleographical...
The sacred music of the early to mid seventeenth-century Italy assimilated a new virtuosic, represen...
The study of hundreds of variations in the manuscript tradition of the Roman-franc antiphons directo...
The study of hundreds of variations in the manuscript tradition of the Roman-franc antiphons directo...
The extemporaneous application of pre-assimilated compositional paradigms into musical performance r...
Contrafactum, the replacement of text in a song, and L’homme Arme impacted music both in the 1450s a...