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Author:   Fabrice Fitch ,  Jacobijn Kiel ,  Adam Knight Gilbert (Contributor) ,  Alejandro Planchart (Contributor)
Publisher:   Boydell & Brewer Ltd
Imprint:   The Boydell Press
Volume:   v. 11
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 3.10cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.001kg
ISBN:  

9781843836193

ISBN 10:   184383619
Pages:   448
Publication Date:   21 July 2011
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Manuscript Sigla Preface - Fabrice Fitch and Jacobijn Kiel Foreword: David Fallows and the Performance of Medieval Music - Fremin le Caron at Amiens: New Documents - Rob C. Wegman Ung Petit cadet: Verbal and Visual Play in the Wolfenbüttel Chansonnier - Jane Alden A New Tenor on So ys emprentid - Bonnie Blackburn Shedding New Light [Literally] on the Rochester Fascicle: A Preliminary Report - Honey Meconi Two musical letters from Aragonese Naples - Gianluca D'Agostino Johannes Sohier dit Fede and St. Omer: a Story of Pragmatic Sanctions - Andrew Kirkman Intermedio I: Yes, We Were Young... - Jaap van Benthem Petrarch, Padua, the Malatestas, Du Fay and Vergene bella - Margaret Bent A Suggestion about Fauxbourdon - James Haar Du Fay's Plainsong Paraphrase Settings - Alejandro Planchart With a Flourish: Melismatic Writing in Du Fay's Early Songs - Jesse Rodin Portugaler: Guillaume Du Fay's contribution to instrumental music? - Lorenz Welker A Reconsideration of the Mass Cycle by Arnold de Lantins and Ciconia in Bologna Q15 - Kinuho Endo Martini and Obrecht: Some Speculations - Joshua Rifkin The Art of Cellular Counterpoint: The Motets of Petrus Wilhelmi - Thomas Schmidt-Beste What Were They Thinking? Sola caret monstris at the Papal Court - Richard Sherr A Gloria Newly Attributed to Byttering - Peter Wright Intermedio II: Agricola VIII - Fabrice Fitch A new song in a strange land? Garcimuños's Una montaña pasando - Tess Knighton Isaac's pre-Italian songs: An over-optimistic hand-list - Warwick Edwards Words and Music in the Sea of Long Waiting - Adam Knight Gilbert 'Dieu vous doinst hui en bonne estraine tout le desir de vostre coeur': Observations on Binchois' Margarite, fleur de valeur - Markus Jans Three times seven Songs by Byrd - Oliver Neighbour 'I must complain': A Comparative Study in Variant Settings - Anthony Rooley Heinrich Isaac and shifting musical perspectives, c.1485-1490 - Keith Polk 'Plaine de dueil et de melancolie': Tracing a Negative of Josquin des Prez - Jaap van Benthem Surface, Structure and 'Style' in Absalon fili mi - John Milsom Who Really Knows Who Composed Mille regretz? - Fabrice Fitch Josquin, Two Contrafacta, and the Lost Stanzas of 'Comment peult avoir joye' - Jeffrey Dean In pace in idipsum: a little-known motet attributed to Josquin - Eric Jas Intermedio III: Verspätete Monologe - Brahms' Klavierstücke op. 116, 117, 118 und 119 - Peter Gülke Confessional Companions: Herpol, Glareanus, and Friends - Matthew Laube, Reviews Editor Credit for Music in Court and City in the Low Countries, 1467-1500 - Barbara Haggh David musicus, or: On the consoling power of string music - Dagmar Hoffmann-Axthelm The Laudes Musicae in Renaissance Music Treatises - Leofranc Holford-Strevens The Role of Music in 16th Century German City Life: A close look at the iconography of Hans Sachs' and Jost Amman's Ständebuch - Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl The Perfect Spanish Chapelmaster: the Depiction of the Composer Ginés Pérez [d. 1600] in Felipe Pedrell's Hispaniae Schola Musica Sacra - Esperanza Rodríguez-Garcia The 'topstukkendecreet' in Flanders and its musical context: the case of Glareanus' Dodekachordon - Eugeen Schreurs The difference of early European music - Reinhard Strohm List of Contributors Principal publications of David Fallows

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(T)he volume is serious in style and content but has moments of lightness and humour (...) the articles provide new, original material and ideas on a large number of topics. (...) a labour of love. THE CONSORT

The book is beautifully produced, with lots of good illustrations and musical examples (...) In a sense it is a monument, not just to one scholar, but to a whole generation in which some of the finest minds dedicated themselves to the music of the fifteenth century. MUSIC & LETTERS (T)he volume minds dedicated themselves to the music of the fifteenth century. MUSIC & LETTERS (T)he volume is serious in style and content but has moments of lightness and humour (...) the articles provide

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MARGARET BENT is an Emeritus Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. TESS KNIGHTON is an ICREA Research Professor affiliated to the Institució Milà i Fontanals-CSIC in Barcelona and an Emeritus Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge.

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