International audienceThis article concerns the problem of high frequency of the Syriac hymns of the Maronite office of the Holy Week, whose rhythm is doubly stratified, in the sense that it can be analyzed at the same time like a 2/1 bichron rhythm, which is attached to the syllabic irregular pulsation and which is specific to the giusto syllabic rhythm, and like a 3/2 bichron rhythm, which agglomerates the syllabic pulsations within an irregular metasyllabic pulsation and which is specific to the aksak rhythm, according to the Constantin Brăiloiu typology. The hypothesis considers this double rhythmic stratification as an actualization of the aesthetic syncretism which saint Ephrem carried out in the 4th century between the Apollonian and...
Depuis la promulgation de la Constitution du la sainte liturgie en décembre 1963, lors du Concile de...
The article refers to that ample action of reviewing the psalm music of the early XIX century which,...
International audienceL’accentuation des noms en -της, particulièrement complexe, peut être résumée ...
International audienceThis article concerns the problem of high frequency of the Syriac hymns of the...
International audienceThis article proposes a semiotic study of significant theological liturgical p...
In the article the author asks how the Gregorian melodies were created? How were they written down? ...
Cette thèse se propose de transcrire et analyser dans le but de créer une typologie de l’hymnodie sy...
International audienceThis article proposes a stylistic study of the interpretative traditional work...
International audienceThis article explores the hermeneutical approach to the meaning of musical tra...
This research wants to transcribe and analyze the Syriac Hymnody of the Maronite Church in order to ...
Cet article examine comment le déplacement du sabar dans le marché européen des danses africaines a ...
Cet article étudie trois variations d’un panégyrique dédié à saint Théodore l’Oriental, un saint vén...
Cet article examine les allusions théâtrales et matrimoniales dans l’hagiographie de la « relique-ta...
Mass Communication and Rhythm in the Prose of Luke/Acts. This article makes appeal to a process for...
Although Western choral music was born in the soil of religious culture, it has been in the process ...
Depuis la promulgation de la Constitution du la sainte liturgie en décembre 1963, lors du Concile de...
The article refers to that ample action of reviewing the psalm music of the early XIX century which,...
International audienceL’accentuation des noms en -της, particulièrement complexe, peut être résumée ...
International audienceThis article concerns the problem of high frequency of the Syriac hymns of the...
International audienceThis article proposes a semiotic study of significant theological liturgical p...
In the article the author asks how the Gregorian melodies were created? How were they written down? ...
Cette thèse se propose de transcrire et analyser dans le but de créer une typologie de l’hymnodie sy...
International audienceThis article proposes a stylistic study of the interpretative traditional work...
International audienceThis article explores the hermeneutical approach to the meaning of musical tra...
This research wants to transcribe and analyze the Syriac Hymnody of the Maronite Church in order to ...
Cet article examine comment le déplacement du sabar dans le marché européen des danses africaines a ...
Cet article étudie trois variations d’un panégyrique dédié à saint Théodore l’Oriental, un saint vén...
Cet article examine les allusions théâtrales et matrimoniales dans l’hagiographie de la « relique-ta...
Mass Communication and Rhythm in the Prose of Luke/Acts. This article makes appeal to a process for...
Although Western choral music was born in the soil of religious culture, it has been in the process ...
Depuis la promulgation de la Constitution du la sainte liturgie en décembre 1963, lors du Concile de...
The article refers to that ample action of reviewing the psalm music of the early XIX century which,...
International audienceL’accentuation des noms en -της, particulièrement complexe, peut être résumée ...