Music of the Middle Ages I

James W. McKinnon · Giulio Cattin

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Medieval Literature and History Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Abbreviations 1. The origins of Christian worship: liturgy and chant 2. Christian chant at Byzantium and in the western churches 3. Gregorian chant 4. Lirurgico-musical innovations of the ninth and tenth centuries and their development secular monody in Latin 5. Monody in vernacular languages instruments the ars musica Reading Glossary Notes Bibliography Index.

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