“Shall the dead arise and praise you?”

Marianne C.E. Gillion

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Renaissance Literature and Culture

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insbes.S. 142-145.21 Sterzing, Stadtarchiv, ohne Sign.(Südtirol, Anfang 15.Jahrhundert), siehe die Melodie zu »Freuntlich anplick«, fol.8r (http://www.literature.at/viewer.alo?objid=14101&viewmode=fullscreen&scale=2&rotate=& page=14

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2001The New Grove dictionary of music and musicians 2016Orality and Print: Singing in the Street in Early Modern Venice *2007Music in Jewish history and culture 2001American Institute of Musicology 20199. Poi che son di speranza al tutto privo 2010Die ›Jenaer Liederhandschrift‹ und das Basler Fragment. Aspekte notenschriftlicher Traditionen

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