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Music in the medieval world / Albert Seay.

Author/creator Seay, Albert
Format Book and Print
EditionSecond edition.
Publication InfoEnglewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, [1975]
Descriptionix, 182 pages : illustrations, music, facsimiles ; 23 cm.
Subject(s)
Series Prentice-Hall history of music series
Prentice-Hall history of music series. ^A256410
Contents Musical and philosophical backgrounds. Jewish musical practices ; Early Christian alterations ; The place of music in philosophy ; The philosophy of Boethius -- Plainchant. Roman liturgy - the mass ; Roman liturgy - the hours ; Roman liturgy - other services; Liturgical sources ; Musical characteristics ; Notation ; Non-Roman rites -- Accretions to the liturgy. The hymn ; The sequence and trope ; The liturgical drama ; The conductus -- Secular monophony. Latin secular music ; Troubadours and trouveres ; Secular monophony in Italy ; Secular monophony in Spain and Portugal ; Secular monophony in England ; Minnesingers and meistersingers ; Instruments and instrumental music -- The beginnings of polyphony. Theoretical sources ; Practical sources -- The school of Notre Dame. The notation of rhythm ; Sources ; The work of Leonin ; The work of Perotin ; The motet ; Secular polyphony -- The French Ars Nova. Novelties of the Ars Nova: mensuration ; Novelties of the Ars Nova: isorhythm ; Novelties of the Ars Nova: mass movements and masses ; Novelties of the Ars Nova: secular forms ; Guillaume de Machaut -- The Italian Ars Nova. The forms ; Schools and composers ; Italian notation -- The passing of medieval music. France at the close of the Ars Nova ; Italy at the close of the Ars Nova ; Music theory at the close of the Ars Nova.
Local noteLittle-100714 - $9.95
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 74023185
ISBN0136081339 :
ISBN0136081258 (pbk.)

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Music Course Reference ML172.S4 M9 1975 ✔ Available
Music Music Stacks ML172.S4 M9 1975 ✔ Available Place Hold