The first trials of neumatic notation do not exclusively apply to liturgical manuscripts but can also be noticed in profane manuscripts. The author studies the manuscripts with neums of Horace, Lucan, Statius, Terence and Virgil, from the double aspect of their origin and of their chronology from the second half of the IXth century to the end of the XIIth century, with regard to the whole group of manuscripts of these authors which are indexed in the same period. A phenomenon, widely occulted until today comes then to light, in which we can see the survival of one of the most precious help of the poetic word, the rythmo-melodism, a purely oral reality tiying to remain in an alterite which ignores it : the writing. In appendix, the author dr...
The library of the Institut catholique in Paris has six Latin manuscripts. The breviary for use at A...
Two texts of Renaut de Louhans, a Dominican monk of the first half of the fourteenth century, are kn...
The third class (γ) of the two hundred or so manuscripts containing the first part of Seneca's Epist...
The first trials of neumatic notation do not exclusively apply to liturgical manuscripts but can als...
The A., relying on the book that he reported and at the same time adding to the manuscript tradition...
From the tenth through the twelfth centuries some manuscripts containing Virgil’s poems contain the ...
The study of medieval notations depends on effective categorization of individual signs in order to ...
This bibliographical survey, which presents the works that have appeared since the publication of th...
This survey article presents scholarly works published since the fourth Chronique, which appeared in...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
In a new introduction to his article “The Early History of Music Writing in the West,” first publish...
Of the four hundred manuscripts offering Seneca's Epistulae ad Lucilium, half contain only the first...
The two manuscripts hold a privileged place in the tradition because both, copied in about 1430, are...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
The library of the Institut catholique in Paris has six Latin manuscripts. The breviary for use at A...
Two texts of Renaut de Louhans, a Dominican monk of the first half of the fourteenth century, are kn...
The third class (γ) of the two hundred or so manuscripts containing the first part of Seneca's Epist...
The first trials of neumatic notation do not exclusively apply to liturgical manuscripts but can als...
The A., relying on the book that he reported and at the same time adding to the manuscript tradition...
From the tenth through the twelfth centuries some manuscripts containing Virgil’s poems contain the ...
The study of medieval notations depends on effective categorization of individual signs in order to ...
This bibliographical survey, which presents the works that have appeared since the publication of th...
This survey article presents scholarly works published since the fourth Chronique, which appeared in...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
In a new introduction to his article “The Early History of Music Writing in the West,” first publish...
Of the four hundred manuscripts offering Seneca's Epistulae ad Lucilium, half contain only the first...
The two manuscripts hold a privileged place in the tradition because both, copied in about 1430, are...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
The library of the Institut catholique in Paris has six Latin manuscripts. The breviary for use at A...
Two texts of Renaut de Louhans, a Dominican monk of the first half of the fourteenth century, are kn...
The third class (γ) of the two hundred or so manuscripts containing the first part of Seneca's Epist...