Guillaume de Machaut and Reims: context and meaning in his musical works

Abstract

List of figures Acknowledgements Abbreviations and conventions Prologue: context and meaning in Guillaume de Machaut's musical works Part I. Reims and its Music: Cathedral, City, Archdiocese: 1. Guillaume de Machaut in Reims 2. Canonical affirmation and resistance in Machaut's motets 18 and 19 Part II. Turned-About Love Songs: 3. Machaut's motets 1-17 and the medieval mystical tradition 4. The beginning of love's journey 5. The middle of love's journey: the struggle with sin 6. The end of love's journey: union with the beloved Part III. Music of War, Kingship and Final Things: 7. Machaut's late motets and the Hundred Years War in Reims 8. Machaut's David Hocket and the coronation of Charles V (1364) 9. Machaut's Mass of Our Lady and composer remembrance through music Epilogue: context, meaning and artistry in Machaut's music Appendix A: documents Appendix B: texts and translations of Machaut's motets Appendix C: manuscripts consulted for the musical examples Notes Bibliography Index of works by Machaut Index of manuscripts General index.

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