While interest in the poetic-musical dimension of the isorhythmic motet has renewed analytical approaches in recent decades, it has also highlighted the disparate nature of the polyphonic genre, divided between the lyricism of the upper voices and the rationality of the tenor. Although the triplum and the motetus have emancipated themselves from the mathematical constraints usually imposed on the motet, the lower voice remains assimilated in musicological literature to an art that is more combinatorial than truly musical. The distinction between figures and sounds - in principle, talea and color are considered separately - presupposes a fragmented composition, devoid of sensitive interactions between rhythm and melody. Although Fuller and, ...
À travers une étude sur le renouveau de la chanson polyphonique française au début du XXe siècle, ce...
Fourteenth-century isorhythmic motets consist of several processes, usually involving the knowledge ...
Interactions between polyphonic motets and monophonic trouvère song in the long thirteenth century h...
Parmi les différents genres polyphoniques rencontrés en France à la fin du Moyen Âge, le motet isory...
The outlines of isorhythmic motet composition in fourteenth-century France are well known today: the...
Nowadays, key features of fourteenth-century isorhythmic motet composition, especially in France, ar...
Despite frequent attempts to explain the emergence of a coherent type of polyphonic song in the earl...
International audienceIn contrast to the archetypal model of the "tenor foundation," ars nova motets...
In recent scholarship it has been increasingly emphasized that Machaut, particularly in his later se...
The examination of early two-voice motets reveals the prominence of the seven- (or eight-) syllable ...
The question of how Machaut's polyphonic songs were fashioned has long occupied scholars. In the abs...
Guillaume de Machaut's motets constitute a cycle. This study focuses upon Machaut's six Latin texted...
International audienceThis article investigates a corpus of sixteen thirteenth-century motets whose ...
This study focuses primarily on nine polyphonic ars nova motets contained within the early fourteent...
The many different versions in which motets were notated in various manuscripts from the 13th centur...
À travers une étude sur le renouveau de la chanson polyphonique française au début du XXe siècle, ce...
Fourteenth-century isorhythmic motets consist of several processes, usually involving the knowledge ...
Interactions between polyphonic motets and monophonic trouvère song in the long thirteenth century h...
Parmi les différents genres polyphoniques rencontrés en France à la fin du Moyen Âge, le motet isory...
The outlines of isorhythmic motet composition in fourteenth-century France are well known today: the...
Nowadays, key features of fourteenth-century isorhythmic motet composition, especially in France, ar...
Despite frequent attempts to explain the emergence of a coherent type of polyphonic song in the earl...
International audienceIn contrast to the archetypal model of the "tenor foundation," ars nova motets...
In recent scholarship it has been increasingly emphasized that Machaut, particularly in his later se...
The examination of early two-voice motets reveals the prominence of the seven- (or eight-) syllable ...
The question of how Machaut's polyphonic songs were fashioned has long occupied scholars. In the abs...
Guillaume de Machaut's motets constitute a cycle. This study focuses upon Machaut's six Latin texted...
International audienceThis article investigates a corpus of sixteen thirteenth-century motets whose ...
This study focuses primarily on nine polyphonic ars nova motets contained within the early fourteent...
The many different versions in which motets were notated in various manuscripts from the 13th centur...
À travers une étude sur le renouveau de la chanson polyphonique française au début du XXe siècle, ce...
Fourteenth-century isorhythmic motets consist of several processes, usually involving the knowledge ...
Interactions between polyphonic motets and monophonic trouvère song in the long thirteenth century h...