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The Early Middle Ages to 1300 / edited by Richard Crocker and David Hiley.

Other author	Crocker, Richard L., editor.
Other author	Hiley, David, editor.
Format	Book
Edition	Second edition.
Publication Info	Oxford ; New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 1990.
Description	xx, 795 pages : music ; 26 cm.
Subjects	Music--500-1400. --History and criticism.

Series	New Oxford history of music (2nd ed.) ; v. 2 New Oxford history of music (2nd ed.) ; v. 2. ^A260242
Contents	Part I. Christian chant of the Eastern churches. Christian chant in Syria, Armenia, Egypt, and Ethiopia / by Milos Velimirović. Syrian chant ; Armenian chant ; Liturgical books ; Notation ; Armenian centres in Europe ; Coptic chant ; Origins of Coptic chant. The Coptic services ; Methods of performance ; Ethiopian chant ; St Yared and the Dabtara ; Services and service-books -- Byzantine chant / by Milos Velimirović. The history of Byzantine chant ; Byzantine liturgical services ; The development of Byzantine music ; The Kontakion ; The Kanon ; Stichera ; Hymnography under the restored empire ; Liturgical books and their use ; The concept of mode in Byzantine chant ; Neumatic notation ; Middle Byzantine neumes ; Examples of Byzantine chant ; Russian chant -- Part II. Christian chant of the Western churches. Latin chant outside the Roman tradition / by Kenneth Levy. Beneventan chant ; Central Italy, Ravenna, Aquileia ; Milanese or Ambrosian chant ; Celtic chant ; Anglo-Saxon chant ; Hispanic, Old Spanish, or 'Mozarabic' chant -- Liturgical materials of Roman chant / by Richard Crocker. Tools and materials ; Calendar ; Psalmody ; Stichic texts of the office ; Formularies for mass ; Gradual responsories ; Introits ; Communions ; Offertories -- Chants of the Roman office / by Richard Crocker. Antiphons of the ferial office ; Antiphons of the temporale and sanctorale ; The invitatory ; Frankish classification of antiphons ; Tonaries ; Responsories -- Chants of the Roman Mass / by Richard Crocker. Introit melodies ; Communion melodies ; Offertory melodies ; Gradual and tract melodies ; Alleluia melodies --
Contents	Part III. Medieval monophony in Western Europe. Medieval chant / by Richard Crocker. Some stichic combinations before 800 ; Strophic hymns ; New Frankish forms ; Tropes and the Gloria in excelsis ; Sequence and prose ; Introit tropes ; Kyrie eleison ; Frankish music theory ; Sacred medieval chant after 1000 ; Words and rhythms ; Text and melody in the later sequence ; Aspects of melodic style in various chants ; Aquitanian Versus ; Offices and plays -- Liturgical drama / by Susan Rankin. The Quem queritis dialogue in the tenth and eleventh centuries ; Magi plays ; New compositions of the late eleventh century and after ; Visitatio Sepulchri plays ; Peregrinus plays ; The shepherds' play ; Other Christmas plays ; The Ordo Prophetarum and Ludus Danielis ; The Fleury play-book and the Carmina Burana -- Medieval song / by John Stevens. Sources ; Rhythmic interpretation and notation ; Genre, forms, and styles ; Grand chant in French and Provençal ; Form and structure ; Minnesang and Grand chant ; Grand chant in England -- Grand chant in Latin: the Cantio ; Dance-song: Carole, Rondeau, and Refrain ; Dance-song: Rondellus ; Tanzlied ; Narrative melody ; Song: mixed forms ; Crusade songs ; Chanson de Toile, Cantigas de Amigo ; Dawn-songs: Aube, Alba ; Sung debate: the Jeu-Parti ; The light chanson and refrain-song ; Chanson-avec-des-refrains ; Pastourelle ; Lai and Planctus ; Religious song ; Laude spirituali ; Cantigas de Santa Maria -- Part IV. Medieval polyphony in Western Europe. Instruments and instrumental music before 1300 / by Christopher Page. Boethius: the view from the villa ; Romans and Barbarians: the harpa ; Hucbald and Notker: the view from the dark age cloister ; The organ ; Instrumentalists' repertory c. 1000 ; Johannes de Grocheio and Jerome of Moravia: the view from the city ; Winds and percussion ; Instrumentalists' repertory in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries -- Early polyphony / by Sarah Fuller. Origins ; Early organum theory ; The Winchester tropers ; New organum teaching ; The new organum style ; Twelfth-century polyphony ; Aquitanian polyphony ; The Codex Calixtinus ; The Cambridge songbook: three-part polyphony ; Traditions and influence in twelfth-century polyphony -- Polyphony at Notre Dame of Paris / by Janet Knapp. Manuscript sources ; Chronology of the Notre Dame school -- Organum ; Modal rhythm ; Organum purum ; Copula ; Organa of the Magnus liber ; Discant clausula ; Tripla ; Quadrupla ; Conductus ; Motet -- French polyphony of the thirteenth century / by Richard Crocker. Motet manuscripts ; French motets in 'Munich A' ; French motets in the Chansonniers ; French motets in W₂ ; Motets in the Codex Montpellier -- Polyphony in England in the thirteenth century / by Richard Crocker. Common discant ; Sources ; English polyphonic style ; Conductus style ; Voice exchange and rondellus ; English chant settings ; Motet style ; Tonal organization ; The 'Sumer' rota ; Alleluia settings ; The motet around 1300.
Abstract	This is a completely revised edition of the second volume of the New Oxford History of Music. In the last three decades there has been intense interest in the music of the Middle Ages and great advances in research have been made in facts as well as interpretation. Drawing on the work of leading British and American scholars, this volume presents an informed, up-to-date picture of a broad spectrum of music from the fourth century AD to 1300. Beginning with Christian chant in the Mediterranean, it continues through Latin ("Gregorian") chant, liturgical drama, medieval song, instrumental music, and early polyphony down to the monumental organa composed at the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the twelfth century. Over 200 musical examples help to illustrate the discussion of 1,000 years of rich and complex musical development.
Local note	Joyner-FOR JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY HOLDINGS OF THE SERIES, NEW OXFORD HISTORY OF MUSIC (2ND ED.) SEARCH BY CALL NUMBER Music ML160 .N44 VOL. 2.
General note	Revised edition of: Early medieval music, up to 1300. 1967.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 721-775) and index.
Other title	Early medieval music, up to 1300. UNAUTHORIZED
LCCN	88022469
ISBN	0193163292

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