The Liturgical chant bibliography 25 retains the traditional format: (1) Editions and facsimile editions, (2) Books and reprints, (3) Congress reports, (4) Chant journals, (5) Colections of essays and dictionaries, (6) Articles in periodicals and Festschriften. Additions to the bibliographies of previous years (mostly reviews) are listed directly after this introduction.
In the present LCB I would like to highlight the printed facsimiles of fragmentary sources, especially chant fragments from the monastery Soeterbeeck, now kept in the University Library, Nijmegen (25021), from the Stadtbibliothek Basel (25060), fragments from archives and libraries in Oslo and Stockholm (25063), alongside the facsimile reproduction of fragments from the Benevento (25056e, 25098), from Como (25074a), Nonantola (25056c), Salzburg (25054q) and from the monsteries of Comburg (25100) and Ebstorf (25054o). The previous LCB 24 listed the fragments from the city archive of Kitzingen/Main (24086) and from the archives of Rieti and Casperia (24077).
Among conference proceedings, I would like to note particularly Nationes, Gentes und die Musik im Mittelalter (25048) and Solange Corbin et les début de la musicologie médiévale, dedicated to the eminent French researcher Solange Corbin (1903–73) (25049). Studies of Northern European chant will benefit from the contributions to Latin Manuscripts of Medieval Norway. Studies in Memory of Lilli Gjerløw (25064), dedicated to the renowned Norwegian chant scholar Lilli Gjerløw (1910–98).
Medieval music theory is represented with a range of publications. I would like to draw attention to editions of the Ars musica attributed to Magister Lambertus/Aristoteles (25004), the Musica of Hermannus Contractus (25005) and the latest volume within the series on the Traditio Hollandrini (25006).
The category of manuscript catalogues sees two new publications: the long-awaited first volume of Antiphonaria. A Catalogue of Notated Office Manuscripts Preserved in Flanders (25015) and a volume on liturgical music manuscripts in Bolzano I manoscritti liturgico-musicali Bolzano (25018).
Regarding monastic liturgies, the Cistercians were represented with a number of publications: an early breviary from Clairvaux (25007), a catalogue of manuscripts from the Cistercian abbey of Notre-Dame de la Fille-Dieu (25029), studies on Cistercians in Spain and Portugal (25040a) and an essay of the late Chrysogonus Waddell OCist (d.2008) on the Cistercian night office (25103).
Finally I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed to Liturgical chant bibliography 25. Please send material (including reviews) for future chant bibliographies to:
Dr Günther Michael Paucker, Weinsteige 10, D-71384 Weinstadt, Germany
e-mail dr.g.paucker@gmx.de
Additions
12008R. Martin KLÖCKENER, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 55 (2013), 214–15.
18043R. Jürgen BÄRSCH, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 55 (2013), 213.
21027R. Jürgen BÄRSCH, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 55 (2013), 212–13.
22007R. Stefan K. LANGENBAHN, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 55 (2013), 215–16.
22033R. Jacopo MAZZEO, Notes, 71 (2014/2015), 86–8.
23011R. Henry HOPE, Die Musikforschung, 68 (2015), 183–4.
23057R. Chadwick JENKINS, Notes, 71 (2014/2015), 525–7.
23062R. Nicolae GHEORGHIŢĂ, Costin MOISIL, Daniel SUCEAVA, Musicology Today, 4/16, Musica Sacra (2) (Bucharest, 2014), 181–2.
24005R. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015), 237–8.
24007R. Gregorio BEVILACQUA, Notes, 71 (2014/2015), 332–6.
24012R. Ulrike HASCHER-BURGER, Church History and Religious Culture, 94 (2014), 545–8. – Melanie BATOFF, Plainsong & Medieval Music, 24/2 (2015), 229–33.
24014R. Andreas PFISTERER, Die Musikforschung, 69 (2016), 92–3.
24018R. Henry HOPE, Die Musikforschung, 69 (2016), 57–8.
24028R. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études gregoriennes, 42 (2015), 247–8. – Joseph DYER, Plainsong & Medieval Music, 24/2 (2015), 225–8.
24038R. Sean DUNNAHOE, Early Music, 43/4 (2015), 687–8. – Michael Alan ANDERSON, Plainsong & Medieval Music, 24/2 (2015), 234.
24044R. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études gregoriennes, 42 (2015), 233–4.
24048R. Nicola TANGARI, Rivista internazionale di musica sacra, Nuova serie 36/1–2 (2015), 379–85.
Editions and facsimile editions
25001. English Monastic Litanies of the Saints after 1100, vols. 1–2, ed. Nigel J. MORGAN, Henry Bradshaw Society 119, 120 (London: Boydell Press, 2012).
Review. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015), 235–7. – Stefan K. LANGENBAHN, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 54 (2012), 164; 55 (2013), 213–14.
25002. The Office of Saint Vigilius Bishop and Patron of the Church of Trent. Introduction and edition by Giulia GABRIELLI, published in the series HISTORIAE, series editor Zsuzsa CZAGÁNY, Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO and Roman HANKELN for the Study Group ‘Cantus Planus’ of the International Musicologica Society, Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen – Musicological Studies 65/24 (Lions Bay: Institute of Mediaeval Music, 2015).
25003. The Office of Julian of Le Mans by Letald of Micy (circa 1000). Introduction and edition by David HILEY, published in the series HISTORIAE, series editor Zsuzsa CZAGÁNY, Barbara HAGGH HUGLO and Roman HANKELN for the Study Group ‘Cantus Planus’ of the International Musicologica Society, Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen – Musicological Studies 65/25 (Lions Bay: Institute of Mediaeval Music, 2015).
25004. The ‘Ars musica’ Attributed to Magister Lambertus/Aristoteles, ed. Christian MEYER, translated by Karen DESMOND. Introduction by Christian MEYER, translated by Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Royal Musical Association Monographs 27 (Farnham, Burlington: Ashgate, 2015).
25005. The Musica of Hermannus Contractus. Edited and translated by Leonard ELLINWOOD, revised with a New Introduction by John L. SNYDER, Eastman Studies in Music (Rochester: Rochester University Press, 2015).
25006. Traditio Iohannis Hollandrini, Band VI: Die Traktate XXII–XXVI, Ladislaus de Zalka und Szydlovita, Appendices: Ptolomaeus, der Verstraktat ‘Palmam cum digitis’ und der Tonarius Vratislaviensis, ed. Michael BERNHARD and Elżbieta WITKOWSKA-ZAREMBA, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Veröffentlichungen der Musikhistorischen Kommission 24 (Munich: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. In Kommission bei dem Verlag C. H. Beck, 2015).
Vol. I (2010), II (2010), III (2011) see 22013–22015; IV (2013) see 23019; V (2014) see 24013.
25007. Claire MAÎTRE, Le bréviaire cistercien Troyes, Bibliothèque municipale, Ms. 2030, Spicilegium Friburgense 46 (Fribourg: Academic Press, 2015). Concerns a Cistercian breviary written at Claivaux in 1247.
25008. Hildegard von Bingen, Lieder. Symphoniae. Neu übersetzt und eingeleitet von Barbara STÜHLMEYER, ed. Abtei St. Hildegard, Rüdesheim/Eibingen, Hildegard von Bingen Werke 4 (Beuron: Beuroner Kunstverlag, 2012).
Includes a transcription of Hildegard's Lieder from the edition of 1969, 22–225: Hildegard von Bingen, Lieder. Nach den Handschriften herausgegeben von Pudentiana Barth OSB / M. Immaculata Ritschler OSB und Joseph Schmidt-Görg (Salzburg: Otto Müller Verlag, 1969), pp. 21–205.
Review. Stefan K. LANGENBAHN, Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft, 55 (2013), 387–8. Includes reviews of ‘Hildegard von Bingen Werke’ 1 (2012), 2 (2011), 3 (2013), 4 (2012), 5 (2013), 6 (2012) and 8 (2012).
25009. Officium Divinum ex decreto Sacrosancti Oecumenici Concilii Vaticani II instauratum auctoritate Pauli PP. VI promulgatum ORDO CANTUS OFFICII, Editio typica altera (Città del Vaticana: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2015). Editio typica, 1983. Without musical notation.
Books, reprints
25010. Laura ALBIERO, Repertorium Antiphonarum Processionalium, AdHoc 1, Collana diretta da Giovanni CONTI (Lugano: Vox Antiqua, Quilisma Press, 2016).
25011. Галина АЛЕКСЕЕВА [Galina ALEKSEEVA], Византийско-русская певческая палеография [Vizantiisko-russkaia pevcheskaia paleografia] (Sankt Peterburg: Dmitrij Bulanin, 2007).
Review. Gregory MYERS, Musicology Today, 4/16, Musica Sacra (2) (Bucharest, 2014), 183–4.
Concerns ‘The Palaeography of Byzantino-Russian Chant’.
25012. Jennifer BAIN, Hildegard of Bingen and Musical Reception: The Modern Revival of a Medieval Composer (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015).
25013. Giacomo BAROFFIO, Eun Ju KIM, La liturgia di sant'Antioco e di santa Chiara. Un'antologia musicale (Cagliari: Publikendi s.r.l., 2015). Concerns the Libro Officij sancti Antiochi, a MS written in 1621, I-Iglesias/Sardinia, Archivio Storico Diocesano. Includes nine transcriptions of liturgical chants.
25014. Wolfgang BECKER, Die gregorianischen Gesänge des Essener Liber ordinarius: Transkription und vergleichende Untersuchungen zu den Gesängen aus den Handschriften Essen Hs. 19 und Düsseldorf Ms. C 47, Studien zur Musikwissenschaft 28 (Hamburg: Verlag Dr. Kovač, 2014). Diss. Folkwang-Universität, Essen, 2013 see 24019.
25015. Antiphonaria. A Catalogue of Notated Office Manuscripts Preserved in Flanders (c.1100–c.1800), Volume 1: Averbode, Dendermonde, Diest, Geel, Ghent, Tongeren, ed. Sarah Ann LONG and Inga BEHRENDT. With contributions by Nele GABRIELS, Kate HELSEN, Kristin HOEFENER, Debra LACOSTE, Pieter MANNAERTS, Miriam MONROE WENDLING, Anton STINGL Jr., Karin STRINNHOLM LAGERGREN, Hendrik VANDEN ABEELE (Turnhout: Brepols, 2015).
Review. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015), 238–41.
See Inga BEHRENDT, Sarah Ann LONG, Pieter MANNAERTS, ‘Inventarisierung von ungekanntem Reichtum: Antiphonare in Flandern. Eine Vorstellung der Forschungsprojektes Antifonaria der Alamire Foundation/Kath. Universität Leuven (Belgien)’, Beiträge zur Gregorianik, 54 (2012), 75–6.
25016. Margaret BENT, Magister Jacobus de Ispania, Author of the ‘Speculum Musicae’, Royal Musical Association Monographs 28 (Farnham, Burlington: Ashgate, 2015).
25017. Benjamin BRAND, Holy Treasure and Sacred Song. Relic Cults and their Liturgies in Medieval Tuscany (New York: Oxford University Press, 2014). Concerns the relic cults at Lucca, Florence, Arezzo, San Miniato, Fiesole and Pisa, and the cults of the Saints Martinus, Donatus, Minias, Zenobius, Fridianus and Regulus.
25018. Giulia GABRIELLI, I manoscritti liturgico-musicali di Bolzano (secoli XIII-XIX). Presentazione di Franz COMPLOI, Bibliotheca Mediaevalis 3 (Lucca: Libreria Musicale Italiana, 2015). Includes a description of 76 manuscripts from I-BZa, I-BZb, I-BZd, I-BZf and I-BZmc, 32 coloured facsimile plates.
25019. Thomas Forrest KELLY, Capturing Music: The Story of Notation (New York: Norton, 2014).
Review. Kate HELSEN, Early Music, 43/2 (2015), 319–20.
25020. Hans KIENHORST, Laatmiddeleeuwse handschriften uit klooster Soeterbeeck, Nijmeegse Kunsthistorische Cahiers 11 (Nijmegen: Nijmegen University Press, 2005). Includes many facsimile with musical notation.
25021. Hans KIENHORST, Verbruikt, verleden. Handschriftenfragmenten in en uit boeken van klooster Soeterbeeck, Nijmeegse Kunsthistorische Cahiers 17 (Nijmegen: Radboud Universiteit, 2009). Includes many facsimiles with musical notation.
25022. Stefan KLÖCKNER, Kleiner Wegweiser durch den Gregorianischen Choral (Münsterschwarzach: Vier Türme Verlag, 2015). Includes a CD.
Review. Marius SCHWEMMER, Musica sacra, 135 (2015), 380.
25023. Benedikt LESSMANN, Die Rezeption des gregorianischen Chorals in Frankreich im 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert: Studien zur ideen- und kompositionsgeschichtlichen Ausstrahlung des plain-chant, diss. Universität Leipzig, Institut für Musikwissenschaft, 2014.
25024. Peter V. LOEWEN, Music in Early Franciscan Thought, The Medieval Franciscans 9 (Leiden: Brill, 2013.
Review. Richard R. BUNBURY, Notes, 71 (2014/2015), 317–19.
25025. Gert MELVILLE, Frommer Eifer und methodischer Betrieb. Beiträge zum mittelalterlichen Mönchtum, ed. Cristina ANDENNA and Mirko BREITENSTEIN (Wien etc.: Böhlau Verlag, 2014).
25026. Stefan MORENT, Das Mittelalter im 19. Jahrhundert. Ein Beitrag zur Kompositionsgeschichte in Frankreich, Beihefte zum Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, 72 (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2013).
Review. Christian BERGER, Die Musikforschung, 68 (2015), 196–7. – Mattias LUNDBERG, Notes, 71 (2014/2015), 692–4.
25027. Matthew Cheung SALISBURY, The Secular Liturgical Office in Late Medieval England, Medieval Church Studies 36 (Turnhout: Brepols, 2015).
25028. Catherine SAUCIER, A Paradise of Priests. Singing the Civic and Episcopal Hagiography of Medieval Liège, Eastman Studies in Music, 108 (Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press, and Woodbridge: Boydell & Bewer, 2014).
25029. Alicia SCARCEZ, Liturgie et musique à l'abbaye cistercienne Notre-Dame de la Fille-Dieu (Romont). Histoire et catalogue des sources de sept siècles de vie chorale, Spicilegii Friburgensis Subsidia 25 (Fribourg: Academic Press, 2015).
25030. William SMITH, The Use of Hereford. The Sources of a Medieval English Diocesan Rite (Abington, Williston, VT: Ashgate, 2015).
25031. Ansgar STOLTE, Liturgische Quellen im Bistum Osnabrück. Studien zur ortskirchlichen Rezeption des römischen Ritus, Studien zur Pastoralliturgie 37 (Regensburg: Verlag Friedrich Pustet, 2013). Includes a CD.
Theological dissertation University of Munich, 2012, not a chant study. Includes a list of all liturgical manuscripts and prints from the diocese of Osnabrück.
25032. Diego TOIGO, Intonazioni monodiche della Passione in Italia fra i secoli XIII e XVI, doctoral dissertation University of Padova 2015.
Available online at http:/paduaresearch.cab.unipd.it/3132/1/TESI_DEFINITIVA. pdf.
25033. M. J. TOSWELL, The Anglo-Saxon Psalter, Medieval Church Studies 10 (Turnhout: Brepols, 2014).
Review. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015), 234–5. – Vox Antiqua 5 (II/2014), 165.
25034. Markus ZIMMER, Das Schweizer Benediktiner-Antiphonar von 1943. Entstehungs- und Rezeptionsgeschichte, Reihe Geisteswissenschaften (Saarbrücken: AV Akademikerverlag, 2014).
Concerns the Antiphonarium Monasticum secundum traditionem Helveticae Congregationis Benedictinae ad codicum fidem restitutum, 2 vols. (Typis Monasterii B.M.V. de Monte Angelorum [= Engelberg, Switzerland], 1943) by Ephrem Omlin OSB and Pirmin Vetter OSB.
Congress reports
25035. In Search of the Medieval Voice. Expressions of Identity in the Middle Ages, ed. Lorna BLEACH, Katariina MÄRÄ, Sian PROSSER, Paolo SCARPINI, Cambridge Scholars Publishing (Newcastle upon Tyne, 2009) [Conference, University of Sheffield, 2008]:
(a) Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, ‘Locating the Sound of the Medieval Voice: an Analytical Framework’, 19–33.
25036. Citazioni, modelli e tipologie nella produzione dell'opera d'arte, Atti delle giornate di Studio, Padova, 20–30 maggio 2008, Scuola di dottorato in Storia e critica del beni artistici, musicali e dello spettacolo – Atti 2, ed. Claudia CARAMANNA, Novella MACOLA, Laura NAZZI (Padova: Cleup, 2011):
(a) Diego TOIGO, ‘Intonazioni della Passione in area italiana nel sec. XVI. Il “modello romano”’, 249–54.
25037. Unitas in pluralitate. Libri ordinarii als Quellen für die Kulturgeschichte – Libri ordinarii as a Source for Cultural History, ed. Charles CASPERS, Louis van TONGEREN [Dedicated to Dr Ike de Loos (1955–2010)], Liturgiewissenschaftliche Quellen und Forschungen 103 (Münster: Aschendorff Verlag, 2015) [27: ‘The origin of the contributions in this volume lies in an international expert meeting entitled ‘The liber ordinarius as a source for cultural history’ held from 26th to 28th November 2008 in Steyl (Netherlands).’]:
(a) Charles CASPERS, Louis van TONGEREN, ‘Libri ordinarii als Quelle für die Kulturgeschichte. Zur Einführung’, 1–14 – ‘Libri ordinarii as a Source for Cultural History’, 15–28. (b) Andreas ODENTHAL, ‘Adaption – Addition – Substitution – Revision. Formen der Überlieferung in liturgischen Quellen vom Spätmittelalter zur Frühen Neuzeit’, 29–53. Summary in English 53. (c) Matthias HAMANN, ‘Atque quo nihil uel semiliteratum moraretur – und damit auch den Halbgebildeten nichts aufhalte. Die Erneuerung liturgischer Bücher durch Albrecht von Brandenburg im Licht des Liber ordinarius Hallensis (1532)’, 55–78. Summary in English 79. Concerns D-BAs Lit. 119. (d) Ike de LOOS †, ‘Libri ordinarii of the Low Countries. Observations regarding Filiation and Diversity’, 81–103. Summary in German 104. (e) Franz Karl PRASSL, ‘Der Salzburger Liber ordinarius aus dem Jahre 1198 und seine Liturgiekommentare’, 105–26. Summary in English 127. Concerns A-Su M II 6, on p. 106 a coloured facsimile of f. 152v with neums. (f) Louis van TONGEREN, ‘A Blending of Genres. The Special Nature of the liber ordinarius of St. Saviour's or oudmunster in Utrecht’, 129–56. Summary in German 157. Concerns NL-Uhet utrechts archief Oudmunster. inv. nr. 395. (g) Edward FOLEY, ‘The Abbey Church of St. Denis. Liber ordinarius Bib. Maz. 526 and its Contribution to Understanding the Church's Architecture’, 159–79. Summary in German 179. (h) Inga BEHRENDT, ‘Liturgie und Finanzen. Stiftungsvermerke im Liber ordinarius A-Gu 756 von Seckau in Österreich’, 205–30. Summary in English 230. (i) Bram Van den HOVEN van GENDEREN, ‘Posture and Behaviour: Customaries of three Utrecht Chapters Regarding Correct Liturgical Practice’, 269–97. Summary in German 298. (k) Michael S. DRISCOLL, ‘Reconstructing Liturgical History before the libri ordinarii. The Role of Medieval Women in Death and Burial Practices’, 299–324. Summary in German 325. (l) Jürgen BÄRSCH, ‘Totenliturgie im spätmittelalterlichen Frauenstift Essen. Die exequiae mortuorum nach dem Liber ordinarius’, 327–55. Summary in English 356. Concerns D-ESdomschatzkammer 19. (m) Charles M. A. CASPERS, ‘The Spiritual Meaning of the Feasts of Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi in the Low Countries. An Exploration with the Aid of libri ordinarii’, 357–79. Summary in German 380.
25038. Actes du colloque Politique, Société et Construction Identitaire: Autour de Saint Maurice, 29 septembre – 2 octobre 2009, Besançon (France), Saint-Maurice (Suisse), ed. Nicole BROCARD, Anne WAGNER (Saint-Maurice: Fondation des Archives historiques de l'Abbaye de Saint-Maurice, 2012):
(a) Pieter MANNAERTS, ‘L'office de saint Maurice au diocèse de Liège’, 65–85.
25039. Der Albani-Psalter. Stand und Perspektiven der Forschung – The St Albans Psalter. Current Research and Perspectives, ed. Jochen BEPLER and Christian HEITZMANN, Hildesheimer Forschungen, Tagungs- und Forschungsberichte aus der Dombibliothek Hildesheim 4 (Hildesheim, Zürich, New York: Georg Olms Verlag, 2013) [Tagung Hildesheim November 2009]:
(a) Felix HEINZER, ‘“Wondrous Machine”. Rollen und Funktionen des Psalters in der mittelalterlichen Kirche’, 15–31.
The so-called Albani-Psalter now housed in Hildesheim, Dombibliothek (D-HIb), St. Godehard 1.
25040. Actas do IV Congresso Internacional sobre El Cister en Portugal y Galicia, Tome II (Brago-Oseira: Ediciones Monte Casiano, Zamora, España, 2010):
(a) Mara FORTU, ‘Os manuscritos litúrgico-musicais da Ordem de Cister em Portugal e na Galizia (Espanha)’, 755–74.
25041. Espace sacré, mémoire sacrée. Le culte des évêques dans leur villes (IVè–XXè siècle), actes du colloque de Tours, 10–12 juin 2010, ed. Christine BOUSQUET-LABOUÉRIE and Maurey YOSSI (Turnhout: Brepols, 2015):
(a) Jean-François GOUDESENNE, ‘L'Office de saint Brice (VIIIe–IXe siècles), prototype de l'office episcopale “dynastique” dans l'histoire du chant grégorien?’, 171–89.
25042. Cluny. Les moines et la société au premier âge féodal, ed. Dominique IOGNA-PRAT, Michel LAUWERS, Florian MAZEL, Isabelle ROSÉ, Collection ‘Art & Société’ (Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2013) [7: Intitulé Le monachisme et la société au premier âge féodal (880–1050), un colloque en deux volets (Romainmôtier 24–26 juin 2010; Cluny, 9–11 novembre 2010) ]:
(a) Julian HENDRIX, ‘La liturgie monastique avant Cluny: la contribution carolingienne’, 129–36. (b) Susan BOYNTON, ‘La liturgie de Cluny avant l'abbatiat d'Hugues: problématique de recherche’, 137–43. (c) Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, ‘Identité, échange, transformation: genèse de la notation musicale clunisienne’, 145–68.
25043. Tradition et transformation. Les chartreux dans l'Europe médiévale et moderne. Colloque international à l'occasion du 650e anniveraire de la fondation de la chartreuse de Liège (6–8 octobre 2010), Tom GAENS and Francis TIMMERMANS, Analecta Cartusiana 306 (Saint-Etienne: CERCOR [= Centre européen de recherche sur les congrégations et les ordres religieux], 2015):
(a) Thomas OP DE COUL, ‘The life of a fifteenth-century Cartusian gradual from Roermond’, 219–50. (b) Alexander ZERFASS, ‘Institutionis eremiticae liturgia. Das Reformantiphonar von Grandmont und sein Verhältnis zum Antiphonar der Kartause’, 371–84. Concerns F-LM 352.
25044. Weltbild und Lebenswirklichkeit in den Lüneburger Klöstern. IX. Ebstorfer Kolloquium vom 23. bis 26. März 2011, ed. Wolfgang BRANDIS and Hans-Walter STORK (Berlin: Lukas Verlag, 2015):
(a) Roman HANKELN, ‘Zu den Spuren musikalisch-liturgischer Identität in Ebstorfer und Medinger Quellen’, 93–115.
25045. Premonstratenzer gregoriaans in de Nederlanden: Liturgische handschriften (13de-16de eeuw). Eenentwintigste condactdaag voor belangstellenden, zaterdag 7 mei 2011 – Abdij van Grimbergen, Werkgroep Norbertijner Geschiedenis in de Nederlanden, Bijdragen van de contactdag 21, Redaktie: H[erman] JANSSENS (Averbode: Abdij der Norbertijnen van Averbode, 2011):
(a) Christophe MONSIEUR, ‘Typologie van de bronnen voor de liturgische vieringen in de Orde van Prémontré: een beknopt historisch overzicht’, 7–14. (b) Inga BEHRENDT, ‘Liturgische handschriften met muzieknotatie in de premonstratenzer abdijen Grimbergen, Tongerlo, Park en Averbode’, 15–29. (c) Pieter MANNAERTS, ‘Musicologische verkenning vanuit het Antifonarium Tsgrooten (1522)’, 31–43. (d) Sarah Ann LONG, ‘Hymns in the Tsgrooten Antiphoner’, 45–8. (e) Lieve WATTEEUW, ‘De verluchting van het Antifonarium Tsgrooten. De verspreidung van de Gents-Brugse stijl in Brabant omstreeks 1520’, 49–54.
(c), (d) and (e) concern the so-called ‘Tsgrooten Antiphoner’, since 2008 B-Gu BKT 006.
25046. Chant: Old and New – Plain-chant: l'ancien et le nouveau. Proceedings of the Gregorian Institute of Canada – Actes du colloque de l'Institute grégorien du Canada, Dalhousie University, August 4–7, 2011 – Université Dalhousie, 4 au 7 aoút 2011, ed. William RENWICK. Forword by Jennifer BAIN, Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen – Musicological Studies 98 (Lions Bay: Institute of Mediaeval Music, 2012):
(a) Judith DIETZ, Sherry GUILD, ‘The Salzinnes Antiphonal: History and Conservation’, 1–14 (French abstract 13–14). Concerns CDN-Halifax, St Mary's University – Patrick Power Library M2149.L4 1554. (b) Innocent SMITH, ‘Medieval and Modern Dominican Chant in the 19th Century’, 15–47 (French abstract 46–7). See 24072. (c) Kathleen SEWRIGHT, ‘An Unknown Spanish Plainchant Source in Orlando, Florida’, 49–62 (French abstract 62). Concerns US-Orlando, University of Central Florida, Special Collection and University Archives Department of Library of UCF ML2149 .L4 1520, c.1600, perhaps from Salamanca. Includes a coloured facsimile of fol. 21r. (d) Christopher S. MORRISSEY, ‘Solesmes Old and New: Modeling Systems Theory and Gregorian Semiology’, 63–72 (French abstract 72). (e) Bibiana GATTOZZI, ‘St. Vincent and St. Peter: Location and the Musical Connection Between two Feasts in Ben 35’, 73–94 (French abstract 94). Concerns I-BV 35. (f) Leonardo PARCIANELLO, ‘The Diurnal and Nocturnal Office in the Ducal Chapel of Saint Mark in Venice’, 95–113 (French abstract 113). (g) Kristen HOEFFNER, ‘Un office médiéval au XVIIe siècle – Saint Eucher: Perpétuation du culte de saints locaux dans le répertoire du plain-chant après le Moyen Âge’, 115–36 (English abstract 136). Concerns D-TRp 14, a Benedictionale from the Trier Benedictine abbey Saint-Eucharius-Saint Matthias, written in 1667, includes on pp. 129–30 two facsimiles (fol. 21rv). (h) Asher Vijay YAMPOLSKY, ‘Carolingian Conceptions of Mode: Exploring Modal Significance and Signification’, 137–47 (French abstract 147). (i) Kate HELSEN, ‘Two Trinity Offices Compared’, 149–87 (French abstract 187). Concerns the Stephen of Liège Trinity Office based on GBLlp Sion MS 1 and the John Peckham Trinity Office based on B-Br 6432 including transcriptions pp. 158–72 and 172–86. (k) Peter BENNETT, ‘Chant reform at the Royal Benedictine Abbey of Montmartre, 1607–46: the evidence of Antoine Boesset’, 189–213 (French abstract 213). Concerns the printed Benedictine Antiphoner of Montmartre: Antiphonier Bénédictine pour Monastère de Montmartre, Paris: Sevestre, 1646. (l) Barbara SWANSON, ‘Old Chant, New Songs: Plainsong and Monody in 16th Century Rome’, 215–24 (French abstract 223–4).
25047. Nationes, Gentes und die Musik im Mittelalter, ed. Frank HENTSCHEL and Marie WINKELMÜLLER (Berlin, Boston: Walter de Gruyter, 2014) [vii: ‘Im September 2011 fand an der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen eine internationale Tagung statt, an der Historiker, Musik- und Literaturwissenschaftler zusammenarbeiteten’]:
(a) Rosamond McKITTERICK, ‘Music, Identity and Community in the Frankish Realms in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries: The Musica enchiriadis and its implications’, 33–52. (b) Maria WINKELMÜLLER, ‘Die “mos veteranorum cantorum” des Aurelianus Reomensis und die Stellung der gallikanischen Liturgie im Westfrankenreich des späten 9. Jahrhunderts’, 89–101. (c) Andreas HAUG, ‘Noch einmal: Roms Gesang und die Gemeinschaften im Norden’, 103–145. Includes edition of texts and German translations of Johannes Diaconus, Vita Gregorii Magni, cap. VII-X (pp. 129–33) [CH-SGs 578, pp. 52–5]; Notker, Gesta Karoli Magni, Lib. I, cap. 9, 10 (pp. 133–7) [D-HVl XIII 858, fol. 61]; Ademar of Chabannes, Historia [Francorum], Lib. II, cap. 8 (pp. 138–49) [F-Pn lat. 5927, fol. 232rv]; Ekkehard IV of Saint Gallen, Casus Sancti Galli, cap. 47 (pp. 140–3) [CH-SGs 615, pp. 141–3]; Andreas of Bergamo, Historia [Langobardorum], Cap. 4 (pp. 143–4) [CH-SGv 317, fol. 79v–80]; Ademar of Chabannes, Interpolation to the Vita of pope Hadrian II, in Liber pontificalis [F-Pn lat. 2400, fol. 151]. (d) Frank HENTSCHEL, ‘Johannes Boen und die zweifelhaften Gesangskünste der Alemanni’, 173–85. (e) Klaus-Jürgen SACHS, ‘Zwischen Gentes und musiktheoretischen Lehren. Zur Stellung des Anonymus codicis Pragensis’, 203–23. Concerns CZ-Pu XIX C 26. (f) Gunnar WIEGAND, ‘Itali und Longobardi in den musiktheoretischen Schriften Theogers von Metz und Aribos’, 225–63. Concerns the so-called ‘German chant dialect’. (g) Joseph H. DYER, ‘St. Peter and His Neighbors: Reflections on Romans and Italian Chant and Liturgy’, 287–338. Concerns the Old Roman and Beneventan Chant. (h) Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, ‘Modes, Tenors, Scribes, and Stems: The Hispanic Features of Two Hispanic Manuscripts, Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional, Ms. 20486, and Las Huelgas, Santa María la Real, Ms. IX’, 341–73. (i) Susan RANKIN, ‘Identity and Diversity: The Idea of Regional Musical Notations’, 375–93. (k) Oliver HUCK, ‘ “Inter Italicos et Gallicos est magna differentia in modo proportionandi notas semibreves”: der modus cantandi im Musikschrifttum und in der musikalischen Praxis’, 395–405. (l) Margaret BENT, ‘Jacobus de Ispania? Ein Zwischenbericht’, 407–22. (m) Michel HUGLO (†), ‘Hieronymus de Moravia: “frère morave” ou “Scottish Blackfriar”?’, 423–34. (n) Wolfgang HIRSCHMANN, ‘Musikalische Klimazonen: über ein Gentes-Theorem im Liber artis musice (Florenz, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Ms. Ashburnham 1051, fol. 89–95)?’, 435–54.
25048. Solange Corbin et les débuts de la musicologie médiévale, ed. Christelle CAZAUX-KOWALSKI, Isabelle HIS, and Jean GRIBENSKI (Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2015) [7: ‘ colloque internationale à l'université de Poitiers, en novembre 2011’]:
Premiére partie: Intinéraires
(a) Jean GRIBENSKI, ‘Solange Corbin: un itinéraire intellectuel’, 13–26. (b) Isabelle HIS, ‘Solange Corbin et les débuts du Département de musicologie de l'université de Poitiers (1961–1973)’, 27–51.
Deuxième partie: Chant liturgique et civilisation médiévale
(c) Nicolas BELL, ‘Pour un réexamen de L’Église à la conquête de sa musique’, 55–61. Published at Paris, 1960. (d) Eric PALAZZO, ‘Le dialogue entre l'histoire de la liturgie et la musicologie: l'apport de Solange Corbin’, 63–74. Concerns La Déposition liturgique du Christ au vendredi saint (Paris and Lisbon, 1960).
Troisième partie: Sources et notations musicales
(e) Manuel Pedro FERREIRA, ‘Solange Corbin et les sources musicales du Portugal’, 77–88. Concerns Essai sur la musique religieuse portugaise au Moyen Âge (1100–1385) (Paris, 1952). (f) Marie-Noël COLETTE, ‘Des neumes à l'interpretation: Solange Corbin à l'aube de nouvelles recherches sur les chants liturgiques’, 89–110. Concerns Die Neumen (Cologne, 1977) and other publications. (g) Christelle CAZAUX-KOWALSKI, ‘Un pièce négligée du puzzle neumatique français: la notation lyonnais’, 111–46. Concerns Die Neumen (Cologne, 1977), La Notation neumatique. Le quatre provinces lyonnaises: Lyon, Rouen, Tours et Sens, thèse, université de Paris, 1957 (unpublished) and other publications. (h) Daniel SAULNIER, ‘La forme propre de graphies neumatiques, indice pour leur interpretation?’, 147–56. Concerns F-LA 239, F-Pprivate collection MS Mont-Renaud, I-Ra 123.
Quatrième partie: Au-delà de la liturgie latine
(i) Christelle CHAILLOU-AMADIEU, ‘Solange Corbin et l’étude de la musique profane du Moyen Âge’, 159–69. (k) Aram KEROVPYAN, ‘L’écriture musicale et l'interpretation du chant arménien: relever et traiter les incohérences’, 171–82. (l) Avner BAHAT, ‘La poésie hébraïque médievale dans la vie musicale des juifs à travers les siècles jusqu’à la chanson israélienne’, 183–93.
Annexes
(m) I: ‘Thèses soutenues sous la diréction de Solange Corbin’, 197–9. II: ‘Travaux de Solange Corbin’, 201–4. III: ‘Neuf documents relatifs aux débuts du Departement de musicology de l'université de Poitiers’, 205–15.
Review. Barbara HAGGH-HUGLO, Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015), 241–7.
25049. Camaldoli e l'ordine camaldolese dalle origini alla fine del XV secolo. Atti del I Convegno internazionale di studi in occasione del millenario di Camaldoli (1012–2012), Monastero di Camaldoli 31 maggio – 2 giugno 2012, ed. Cécile CABY and Pierluigi LICCIARDELLO, Studi e documenti di storia monastica, a cura di Centro Storico Benedettino Italiano (Cesena: Badia di Santa Maria del Monte, 2014):
(a) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Canto e liturgia nelle comunità camaldolesi: spunti di ricerca’, 397–437. Includes a list of liturgical manuscripts of Camaldoli (426–35) and an inventary of MS I-CMLarchivio storico del monastero 113 (13th century) (436–7).
25050. Abrahams Erbe. Konkurrenz, Konflikt und Koexistenz der Religionen im europäischen Mittelalter, ed. Ludger LIEB, Klaus OSCHEMA and Johannes HEIL, Das Mittelalter. Perspektiven mediävistischer Forschungen, Beihefte 2 (Berlin, Boston: Walter De Gruyter, 2015) [15. Symposium des Mediävistenverbandes, Heidelberg, March, 3–6, 2013]:
(a) Andreas HAUG, ‘Medialitäten des Gotteswortes. Die vokale Performanz sakraler Texte in den Buchreligionen des Mittelalters’, 187–96. (b) Felix HEINZER, ‘Buch und Präsenz im Ritus der lateinischen Kirche’, 197–208.
25051. Das Geistliche Spiel des europäischen Spätmittelalters. Beiträge der internationalen und interdisziplinären Tagung vom 3. bis 6. April 2013 im Stift Admont/Österreich, veranstaltet von der Oswald von Wolkenstein-Gesellschaft in Verbindung mit der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, ed. Wernfried HOFMEISTER and Cora DIETL, unter reaktioneller Mitarbeit von Astrid BÖHM, Jahrbuch der Oswald von Wolkenstein-Gesellschaft, 20 (2014/2015) (Wiesbaden: Reichert Verlag, 2015):
Includes 33 essays.
(a) Johannes JANOTA, ‘Miranda sunt, que vidimus. Zur Konkurrenz zwischen Marien- und Apostelfeier in den lateinischen Osterfeiern’, 69–80. (b) Stefan ENGELS, ‘Poenitentiam agite. Über die Realisierung mittelalterlicher geistlicher Spiele’, 93–102. (c) Stefan MORENT, ‘Zur Wolfenbütteler Marienklage und ihrer Aufführungspraxis heute. Ein Werkstattbericht’, 103–12. Concerns D-W Cod. Guelf. 965 Helmst. (d) Franz Karl PRASSL, ‘Das Admonter Passionsspiel und seine mittelalterlichen liturgischen Quellen’, 162–9. Concerns A-A 812. (e) Klaus AMANN, ‘Das Vorauer Osterspiel-Fragment im mitteleuropäischen Kontext. Eine Skizze’, 372–86. Concerns A-VOR 54 (‘Vorsatzblatt’).
25052. Celesti Sirene II. Musica e monachismo dal Medioevo all'Ottocento. Atti del Secondo Seminario internazionale San Severo, 11–13 ottobre 2013, ed Annamaria BONSANTE e Roberto Matteo PASQUANDREAS (Barletta: Cafagna Editore, 2015):
(a) Dinko FABRIS, ‘Il musicologico pratico: studi e ricerche del padre Anselmo Susca OSB (1929–2012)’, 25–68. (b) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Libri liturgici in uso presso comunità religiose femminili in Italia con un'Appendice su La benedizione della badessa’, 60–104. (c) Alessandra FIORI, ‘Il ms. Q.11 del Museo della Musica di Bologna. Una fonte trecentesca di musica monodica e polifonica per le monache’, 105–22. (d) Stefania RONCROFFI, ‘Frammenti in notazione nonantolana nell'Archivio parrocchiale di Fanano’, 123–38. (e) Elsa DE LUCA, ‘Il rito parigino duecentesco nei manoscritti di San Nicola di Bari’, 139–58. (f) Cesarino RUINI, ‘Fonti liturgico-musicali superstiti dell'abbazia di San Benedetto Polirone’, 159–82.
25053. Karlsbilder in Kunst, Literatur und Wissenschaft. Akten eines interdisziplinären Symposions anlässlich des 1200. Todestages Kaiser Karls des Großen, ed. Franz FUCHS and Dorothea KLEIN (Würzburg: Königshausen und Neumann, 2015):
(a) Andreas HAUG, ‘Karl der Große in drei musikgeschichtlichen Erzählungen des späten 9. Jahrhunderts’, 65–78.
Chant journals
25054. Beiträge zur Gregorianik, 59/60 (2015) – Testimoniale tua meditatio mea. Festschrift zum 80. Geburtstag von Heinrich Rumphorst –, ed. Christian DOSTAL, Johannes Berchmans GÖSCHL, Cornelius POUDEROIJEN, Franz Karl PRASSL, Heinrich RUMPHORST, Stephan ZIPPE (Regensburg: ConBrio Verlagsgesellschaft):
(a) Markus KRAFCZINSKI, ‘Schriften- und Publikationsverzeichnis Heinrich Rumphorst’, 13–21. (b) Franco ACKERMANS, Luigi AGUSTONI (†), Inga BEHRENDT, Rupert FISCHER (†), Johannes Berchmans GÖSCHL, Liobgid KOCH, Josef KOHLHÄUFL, Stefan METZ, Daniel RÖSLER, Heinrich RUMPHORST, Gregor SCHULLER, Anton STINGL jun., Stephan ZIPPE, ‘Vorschläge zur Restitution von Melodien des Graduale Romanum. Teil 37’, 33–65. (c) Anton STINGL jun., ‘Das Responsorium des Graduale Sacerdotes eius (GT 488) als Adaption des Graduale Posuisti Domine (GT 477)’, 67.
‘Fachbeiträge’
(d) Franco ACKERMANS, ‘Der Torculus resupinus mit gerundetem Anfangselement in Laon 239’, 69–74. (e) Nino ALBAROSA, ‘Sulla Vocalità Gregoriana’, 75. (f) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Una dimenticata fonte per la restituzione delle melodie gregoriane?’, 77–8. (g) Gregor BAUMHOF, ‘Das TE DEUM – ein Hymnus mit alten Spuren im neuen Text’, 79–84. (h) Inga BEHRENDT, ‘Varianten in der Neumierung bei Alleluiagesängen im VIII. Modus’, 85–102. Concerns CH-SGs 339, 340, 342, 359, 374, 376. (i) Dirk van BETTERAY, ‘Gallus und Othmar als St. Galler Hausheilige. Indizien einer kulturellen Identitätsbildung im St. Galler Heiligenkult’, 103–9. Concerns CH-SGs 390/391 and 339. (k) Mariusz BIAŁKOWSKI, ‘Alcune osservazioni sulla notazione sangallese nei contesti liquescenti’, 111–21. (l) Joseph DYER, ‘Palm Sunday at St. Peter’ (Rome) in the Twelfth Century’, 123–9. (m) Stefan ENGELS, ‘“Latein: alles Ausnahme”! – Schwierigkeiten der kirchenlateinischen Sprache’, 131–5. (n) Johannes Berchmans GÖSCHL, ‘“Parola cantata”. Zur Frage der Gliederungszeichen in der Editio Vaticana und im Graduale Novum’, 137–44. (o) Roman HANKELN, ‘Ein Ebstorfer Mauritiusfragment (14. Jahrhundert)’, 145–9. Concerns D-EBS VI 16b, a Breviary fragment witout notation, from Ebstorf. (p) Christoph HÖNERLAGE, ‘Assoziative Textdeutung – Funktionen einer Formel aus den Responsa der Gradualien im V. Modus’, 151–7. (q) Robert KLUGSEDER, ‘Bedeutende, bisher unbekannte liturgisch-musikalische Quellen aus Salzburg und Le Puy-en-Velay’, 159–70 (Nachtrag: Franz Karl PRASSL, ‘Zu den Neumen im Fragment eines Prozessionars/Graduale aus Salzburg’, 170). Concerns a bifolio in A-Sn 23 C 13 (160: ‘nicht nur das älteste Musikdenkmal Österreichs, sondern auch das einzige mit qualitativ-hochwertiger rhythmisch-differenzierter deutscher Neumennotation ’) and Dorotheum Vienna, Auktionskatalog, 1. Juni 2015, Autographen, Lot 1, an unknown Ritual-Sacramentary from the diocese of Le Puy-en-Velay, 11th century, third quarter (169: ‘die einzige liturgisch-musikalische Quelle aus dem hohen Mittelalter für den Velay bzw. das Gebiet der mittelalterlichen Diözese Le Puy.’). French translation see 25090. (r) Josef KOHLHÄUFL, ‘Psallite Sapienter, Ps 47 (46), 8 – Ein Beitrag zur Bedeutung der Litterae significativae im Codex Einsiedeln 121’, 171–82. (s) Alfons KURRIS, ‘Clivis mit Verdopplung des unteren Tones im Schriftbild des Codex Angelica 123’, 183–96. (t) Andreas PFISTERER, ‘Wie betont man Melchisedech?’, 197–201. (u) Franz Karl PRASSL, ‘Muss Hartker Vergleiche fürchten? Zur Notation einer Sammelhandschrift des 10. Jh. aus St. Alban Mainz, heute Wien, ÖNB codex latinus 1888’, 203–19. (v) Anthony RUFF, ‘English Chant Inspired by Latin: Some Recent Propers’, 221–5. (w) Anton STINGL jun., ‘Die Melodierekonstruktion des Gallus-Hymnus Vita sanctorum: 920 – 1446–2014’, 227–33. Concerns CH-SGs 16, 438; D-W Cod. Guelf. 17.5 Aug. 4°, GB-Lbl Add. 21170. (x) Stephan ZIPPE, ‘Im Spannungsfeld wischen Anspruch und Wirklichkeit – Zur Ausbildungssituation in der Gregorianik an deutschen Musik- und Kirchenmusikhochschulen’, 235–41.
25055. Études grégoriennes, 42 (2015). Revue annuelle publiée sous la direction de Patrick HALA o.s.b. mise en page par André PAYELLE o.s.b.:
(a) Marie Noël COLETTE, ‘L'interpretation musicale d'un signe noté dans les manuscrits d'Hildegarde de Bingen’, 1–31. Concerns the use of the quilisma. (b) Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, ‘Sémiologie de la notation aquitaine “classique”: Problèmes et approches’, 33–89. Concerns CH-SGs 359, F-LA 239, F-Pn lat. 776, 780, 903, 1132, GB-Lbl Harley 4951, I-Fl Ashburnham 62. (c) Thomas Forrest KELLY, ‘The Earliest Notated Office of Saint Remigius Lost and Found’, 91–8. Concerns the partly lost fascicle fol. 135–42 in I-VCd 205. (d) Katarina LIVLJANIĆ, Hana BREKO KUSTURA, ‘Les sources du plain-chant de l'aire culturelle croate au Moyen Âge’, 99–123. (e) Daniel K. S. WALDEN, ‘Dom Mocquereau's Theories of Rhythm and Romantic Musical Aesthetics’, 125–50. (f) Patrick HALA, ‘Egon Wellesz (1885–1974). Un compositeur et musicologue viennois en rapport avec Solesmes’, 151–76. (g) Paul BLANCHON-LASSERVE†, ‘Voyage paléographique (Allemagne-Autriche, 1914, suite)’, 177–232.
25056. Studi Gregoriani, 30 (2014), ed. Mauro CASADEI TURRONI MONTI (Rome: Iew Srl.., 2015):
(a) Guido MILANESE, ‘Newman e il Gregoriano: note preliminari’, 5–31. (b) Maria Teresa ROSA BAREZZANI, ‘Un tractus per sant'Agata’, 33–45. (c) Giovanni VARELLI, ‘Appunti sulla nonantolana come più antico canone notazione di area italiana’, 47–76. Concerns I-Rvat Pal. lat. 862, including fragments of a gradual from Nonantola of the end of IXth century. (d) Janka BEDNÁRIKOVÁ, ‘Codici liturgici medievali in Slovacchia’, 77–132. Includes 18 facsimile plates. (e) Francesca MELLACE, ‘Un nuovo frammento di notazione beneventana nell'Archivio di Stato di Bologna’, 133–55. Concerns I-Bas A 120 fols. 1–2, including facsimiles.
25057. Tijdschrift voor Gregoriaans, 40 (2015), Redactie: Marcel ZIJLSTRA (no. 4), Katrijn KUYPERS, Arnoud HEERINGS, Gerrit van OSCH, Albert KOOPMANS, uitgave van de Stichting Amici Cantus Gregoriani, Administratie J. KWAST, Driebergen-Rijsenburg:
(a) Marcel ZIJLSTRA, ‘Een archaïsche psalmtoon in een 15de-eeuws handschrift’, 2–10. Concerns NL-DHk 73 E 8, including a facsimile of f. 1r. (b) Jacqueline ELEMANS, ‘Restitutie als emancipatieprocess’, 17–19. (c) Geert MAESSEN, ‘Gregoriaans en Braille (deel 1)’, 21–8. (d) Jacqueline ELEMANS, ‘De communion Pacem meam’, 43–9. (e) Jacqueline ELEMANS, ‘Kleurrijk gregoriaans’, 80–5. (f) Alfons KURRIS, ‘Het mimetisch karakter van het notenbeeld in codex Angelica 123’, 89–95. (g) Alfons KURRIS, ‘Alleluia: het buiteneentje van de wisselende gezangen’, 115–22. First published in Tijdschrift voor Gregoriaans, 22 (1997), 18–26, see 7074b. (h) Alfons KURRIS, ‘Historische geleding en compositiemodellen in het alleluia-repertoire’, 123–33. First published in Tijdschrift voor Gregoriaans, 22 (1997), 48–62, see 7074c. (i) Alfons KURRIS, ‘Historische geleding (II) en tekstadaptaties in het alleluia-repertoire’, 134–44. First published in Tijdschrift voor Gregoriaans, 22 (1997), 160–70, see 7074k.
Collections of essays, dictionaries
25058. Nicolae GHEORGHIŢĂ, Musica Crossroads. Church Chants and Brass Bands at the Gates of the Orient (Bucharest: Editura Muzicală, 2015):
(a) ‘Between Byzantium and Venice. Western Music in Crete’, 1–29. See. 22118. (b) ‘From neuma to Performance or On the Process of Composion in Byzantine Music’, 31–58. (c) ‘Codices and Musicians in the Communion-chant Repertoire during the Turcocracy (1453–1821). Case study: the Sunday Koinonikon’, 59–75. (d) ‘The Musics of the Princes: Music, ceremonies and representations of the Princely power at the courts of Wallachia and Moldavia during the 17th and 18th centuries’, 77–96. See 23062. (e) ‘Between Russia and Byzantium: Liturgical musical practices in the Principality of Moldavia in the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century’, 97–134. (f) ‘Nationalism through sacred chant? Byzantine musicology research in totalitarian Romania’, 135–53.
Includes different essays of Nicolae GHEORGHIŢĂ, Professor of Byzantine Musical Palaeography and Byzantine Chant, University of Bucharest.
25059. Alla scuola del canto gregoriano. Studi in forma di manuale. Cantori Gregoriani 30° anno di attività (1985–2015), ed. Fulvio RAMPI (Parma: Musidora editore, 2015):
(a) Giannicola D'AMICO, ‘Il canto gregoriano: itinerario storico-giuridico a prima Ecclesiæ ætate usque ad presens tempus’, 11–168. (b) Alfio Giuseppe CATALANO, ‘Liturgia. La Messa e l'Ufficio divino’, 169–246. (c) Angelo CORNO, Giorgio MERLI, ‘La melodia gregoriana’, 247–407. (d) Fulvio RAMPI, ‘Il ritmo gregoriano’, 409–636. (e) Giacomo FRIGO, Angelo CORNO, ‘L'Ufficio divino. Il canto come lettura ermeneutica del testo’, 637–712. (f) Enrico DE CAPITANI, ‘Tropi, Sequenze, Prosule. Ornamento ed espansione del canto gregoriano’, 713–807. (g) Roberto SPREMULLI, ‘Il canto gregoriano e la sua voce’, 809–48. (h) Alessandro DE LILLO, ‘Itinerario bibliografico. Il fenomeno e l'essenza’, 849–938.
25060. Ein Kleid aus Noten. Mittelalterliche Basler Choralhandschriften als Bucheinbände, ed. Matteo NANNI, Caroline SCHÄRLI and Florian EFFELSBERG (Basel: Schwabe Verlag, 2014):
(a) Martin STAEHELIN, ‘Einführung in die Arbeit an älteren Musikfragmenten’, 13–29, 233–4. (b) Frank LABHARDT (†), ‘Die mittelalterlichen Choralfragmente des Basler Staatsarchiv’, 31–9, 235. (c) Irene HOLZER, ‘Liturgische Gesangbücher’, 41–50, 236. (d) Caroline SCHÄRLI, ‘Vom doppelten Buchschmuck der Choraleinbände’, 61–93, 236–7. (e) Suanne UHL, ‘“von úberkraft des sussen gedones”. Über Gebrauch und Wirkung geistlicher Musik im Spiegel der mittelhochdeutschen Mystik’, 95–115, 238–9. (f) Matteo NANNI, ‘Das Heilige und das Profane. Liturgische Choralfragmente als Zeugnisse der Geschichte’, 139–52, 240–1. (g) Johannes SCHEURER, ‘Das Archiv und sein Inhalt’, 155–8, 242. (h) Johannes JOSEPH, ‘Recyceltes Layout – Gedanken zur Frage der Intention einer mise en page in liturgischen Choralfragmenten’, 161–3. 242. (i) Cristina PILEGGI, ‘Versteckte Geschichten im Bucheinband’, 164–6. 242–3. (k) ‘Bildteil – Abbildungsverzeichnis – Fragmentennummern’, 170–229, 230–1, 231.
Concerns fragments in CH-Bst, including many coloured facsimiles.
25061. Enzyklopädie der Kirchenmusik: Geschichte der Kirchenmusik, 4 vols., ed. Wolfgang HOCHSTEIN and Christoph KRUMMACHER, Enzyklopädie der Kirchenmusik 1/1–4 (Laaber: Laaber Verlag, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014):
Vol. 1/1 (2011): Von den Anfängen bis zum Reformationsjahrhundert
(a) Albert GERHARDS, ‘Die Entstehung und Ausbreitung des Christentums. Liturgische Entwicklung und Herausbildung gottesdienstlicher Formen’, 21–6. (b) Stefan KLÖCKNER, ‘Der Gregorianische Choral: Entstehung – Repertoirebildung – Notation’, 27–69. (c) Christian HANNICK, ‘Byzantinische Musik’, 70–85. (d) Klaus UNTERBURGER, ‘Historische, kirchenpolitische und geistesgeschichtliche Entwicklungen’, 87–91. (e) Franz KÖRNDLE, ‘Musikanschauung im Mittelalter’, 92–6. (f) Albert GERHARDS, ‘Gottesdienst im Wandel. Reformen als Garant der Identität christlichen Gottesdienstes’, 97–105. (g) Stefan KLÖCKNER, ‘Die Erweiterung des gregorianischen Repertoires: Tropus und Sequenz’, 106–15. (h) Andreas TRAUB, ‘Frühe Mehrstimmigkeit’, 129–48; ‘Organum und Conductus’, 149–60; ‘Motette’, 161–71. (i) Thomas SCHIPPERGES, ‘Messe’, 172–89.
Vol. 1/2 (2012): Das 17. und 18. Jahrhundert: Kirchenmusik im Spannungsfeld der Konfessionen
(k) Franz Karl PRASSL, ‘Messe und Requiem’, 54–73.
Vol. 1/3 (2013): Das 19. und frühe 20. Jahrhundert: Historisches Bewusstsein und neue Aufbrüche
(l) Stefan KLÖCKNER, ‘Weiterentwicklung des gregorianischen Repertoires bis zum Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts’, 31–42.
25062. Enzyklopädie der Kirchenmusik: Zentren der Kirchenmusik, ed. Matthias SCHNEIDER and Beate BUGENHAGEN, Enzyklopädie der Kirchenmusik 2 (Laaber: Laaber Verlag, 2011):
(a) Andreas HAUG, ‘Sankt Gallen. Die mittelalterliche Abtei als Zentrum einstimmigen Gesangs’, 17–32. (b) Michael KLAPER, ‘Die Reichenau. Neue liturgische Gesangsformen seit dem 9. Jahrhundert’, 33–42. (c) Andreas TRAUB, ‘Paris. Die Musik von Notre Dame um 1200’, 43–54. (d) Wolfgang BRETSCHNEIDER, ‘Die unangefochtene Autorität: Gregor der Große’, 56–7. (e) Hana VLHOVÁ-WÖRNER, ‘Prag. Die musikalische Tradition der Hussiten’, 59–64.
Enzyklopädie der Kirchenmusik 6/1 and 6/2 see 24075.
25063. Latin Manuscripts of Medieval Norway. Studies in Memory of Lilli Gjerløw, ed. Espen KARLSEN, Nota Bene. Studies from the National Library of Norway 5 (Oslo: Novus Press, 2013):
(a) Gunnar I. PETTERSEN, ‘From Parchment Book to Fragments: Norwegian Medieval Codices Before and After the Reformation’, 41–65. Includes on p. 62 (Plate 5) a facsimile of N-Ora lat. fragmenter 986, including the sequence for the mass of Saint Olav. (b) Susan RANKIN, ‘Fragments of a Missal from the Old Minster, Winchester (Oslo, Riksarkivet Mi 14)’, 67–81. Concerns ‘Twenty-three fragments making up eleven leaves’ from a Missale notatum, including three facsimile-plates: fols. 4v, 6r and 11r, N-Ora lat. fragmenter 128 (12–13, 15–16, 18–19). (c) K. D. HARTZELL, ‘An Early Missal Fragment in Riksarkivet, Oslo’, 83–101. Concerns N-Ora lat. fragmenter 227, 1–23 (Mi 11), Missal Fragment written in England? or northern France?, perhaps between c.955 and 975, including three facsimile-plates: fols. 3r, 3v, 6r (without notation). (d) Michael GULLICK, ‘A Preliminary Account of the English Element in Book Acquisition and Production in Norway before 1225’, 103–21. (e) Michael GULLICK, ‘A Preliminary List of Manuscripts, Manuscript Fragments and Documents of English Origin or the Work of English Scribes in Norway to before 1225’, 123–213. Includes 133 coloured facsimile-plates, 62 with musical notation. (f) Åslaug OMMUNDSEN, ‘Psalm Interrupted. The Psalter Fragments in the NRA in Oslo’, 279–305. Includes 22 coloured facsimile-plates, three with musical notation. (g) Gunilla BJÖRKVALL, ‘The Norwegian Collection of Medieval Latin Fragments in the SRA in Stockholm (the Swedish National Archives)’, 307–36. Includes 22 coloured facsimile-plates, 16 with musical notation. (h) Owain Tudor EDWARDS, ‘Medieval Music Manuscripts in Nasjonalbiblioteket (the National Library), Oslo’, 337–60. Includes 13 coloured facsimile plates with musical notation. (i) Owain Tudor EDWARDS, ‘A Memoir of Lilli Gjerløw and Her Contribution to Norwegian Liturgical Research’, 361–80. (k) Christopher HOHLER, ‘Review of Antiphonarium Nidrosiensis, edited by Lilli Gjerløw’, 381–5. Reprint from Historisk tidssskrift, 63 (1984). Concerns Antiphonarium Nidrosiensis Ecclesiae, Libri liturgici provinciae Nidrosiensis medii aevi 3 (Oslo, 1979). (l) Nils DVERSTORP, ‘Lilli Gjerløw – a Bibliography’, 387–90.
Review. Claire MAÎTRE, Scriptorium, 68 (2014), 152*–153* (no. 427).
25064. I libri corali della Biblioteca cantonale di Lugano già del Convento di Santa Maria degli Angeli, ed. Giovanni CONTI, Luca SALTINI (Lugano: Biblioteca cantonale, 2015). Pubblicazione realizzata in occasione della mostra Il suono della parola. I libri della Biblioteca cantonale di Lugano:
(a) Gerardo RIGOZZI, ‘La valorizzazione dei codici corali della Biblioteca cantonale di Lugano’, 9–12. (b) Giovanni CONTI, ‘Il suono della parola. Musica e liturgia nel Convento di Santa Maria degli Angioli a Lugano’, 15–24. (c) Matteo FERRALDESCHI, ‘L'ideale francescano della stretta osservanza e le implicazioni liturgico-musicali’, 27–40. (d) Vittoria ORLANDI BALZARI, ‘Miniature e miniatori dei libri corali del Convento luganese di Santa Maria degli Angioli’, 43–59. (e) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Gli inni nella liturgia francescana: Santa Maria degli Angioli a Lugano’, 61–80. (f) Alessandro DE LILLO, ‘Melodia e notazione dei Graduali di Santa Maria degli Angioli’, 83–102. (g) Elena VADORI, ‘Schede bibliografiche’, 103: 12 schede senza numerazione di pagina.
(h) Giovanni CONTI, ‘Glossario minimo’, 105–6.
25065. Lexicon Musicum Latinum Medii Aevi. Wörterbuch der lateinischen Musikterminologie des Mittelalters bis zum Ausgang des 15. Jahrhunderts – Dictionary of Medieval Latin Musical Terminology to the End of the 15th Century, ed. Michael BERNHARD (Munich: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. In Kommission bei dem Verlag C. H. Beck, Munich, 1992–).
(a) Fascicle 15: psalmodialis – semibrevis, 2015. Collaborators Daniela von ARETIN (psalmodialis-psaltes), Christian BERKTOLD (R-radix; reascendo-rubeba), Michael BERNHARD (pulsation-quintuplum, S-semibrevis), Calvin M. BOWER (English Translation), Ruth KONSTANCIAK (Editorial Assistance).
See 6089a, b, 7053a, 10068a, 11070a, 13079a, 14065a, 16067a, 17067a, 19045a, 20067a, 21046a, 22088a, 23075a: Fascicles 1 (1992), 2 (1995), 3 (1997), 4 (2000), 5 (2001), 6 (2003), 7 (2004), 8 (2006), 1 [2nd augmented edition] (2006), 9 (2007), 10 (2009), 11 (2010), 12 (2012), 13 (2012), 14 (2013).
25066. Magna vox laude sonora – Liber Amicorum Frans Mariman, ed. Pieter MANNAERTS and others (Drongen: Centrum Gregoriaans, 2013):
(a) Inga BEHRENDT, ‘Die unbemerkten und doch hörbaren Begleiter Engel im deutschen Liturgiegesang und im Graduale Angelis suis’, 41–9. (b) Geert MAESSEN, ‘Overwegingen voor een computationele analyse van de muziek in het Antifonario Visigotico Mozarabe de la Catedral de Léon’, 89–103.
25067. Medieval Music in Practice: Studies in Honor of Richard Crocker, ed. Judith A[nn] PERAINO, Miscellanea, 8 (Middleton, WI: American Institute of Musicology, 2013):
(a) Lori KRUCKENBERG, ‘Ekkehard's Use of Musical Detail in the Casus Sancti Galli’, 23–58. (b) James GRIER, ‘Adémar de Chabannes and the Sequence at Saint-Martial in the Eleventh Century’, 59–84. (c) Margot FASSLER, ‘Volmar, Hildegard, and St. Matthias’, 85–110. (d) ‘Publications and Recording Projects by Richard Crocker’, 295–8.
25068. Schaukasten Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen. Abschiedsgabe für Stiftsbibliothekar Ernst Tremp, ed. Franziska SCHNOOR, Karl SCHMUKI and Silvio FRIGG (Sankt Gallen: Verlag am Klosterhof, 2013):
(a) Stefan MORENT, ‘Das Projekt “e-sequence” – Ein Werkstattbericht’, 100–3. (b) Franziska SCHNOOR, ‘Galle pater, te precamur – ein neu entdeckter Hymnus auf Gallus aus dem 13. Jahrhundert’, 148–53. Concerns CH-SG 222, pp. 146–7, without neums, includes facsimiles.
25069. Das Zisterzienserkloster Salem im Mittelalter und seine Blüte unter Abt Ulrich II. von Seelfingen (1282–1311), Oberrheinische Studien 31 (Ostfildern: Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 2014):
(a) Andreas TRAUB, ‘Choralüberlieferung in Salem’, 213–27. (b) Alberich Martin ANDERMATT, ‘Zisterzienserliturgie in Salem im Mittelalter’, 229–51.
25070. Plainsong & Medieval Music, 24/1 (2015):
(a) Nicola TANGARI, ‘Mensural and polyphonic music of the fourteenth century and a new source for the Credo of Tournai in a gradual of the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore’, 25–70. (b) Jerome F. WEBER, ‘Recent recordings of plainchant’, 91–8.
25071. Plainsong & Medieval Music, 24/2 (2015):
(a) Miriam WENDLING, ‘The reception of Hermann of Reichenau at St Michelsberg: some observations on fragments of interval notation’, 113–28.
25072. Rivista internazionale di musica sacra, Nuova serie 36/1–2 (2015), ed. Giacomo BAROFFIO (Lucca: LIM Editrice [published in 2016]):
(a) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Musica e liturgia nelle cattedrali: prospettive teologiche e osservazioni pratiche’, 7–14. (b) Laurence WUIDAR, ‘Conversione ed ebrietas musicali: il potere d'alterazione delle musica in alcuni mistici medievali e rinascimentali’, 17–48. (c) Aurelius BELZ, ‘Polydisziplinäre Betrachtungen zur Symbolik des abendländischen Tonsystems. Über die akademische Missachtung europäischen Kulturerbes’, 49–79. (d) Giampaolo MELE, ‘“Ymnum Sancti Benedicti composuit”. Su Cipriano di Montecassino e l'inno “Christe sanctorum decus atque virtus”’, 81–116. (e) Maria Teresa ROSA BAREZZANI, ‘Le notazione neumatiche del codice queriniano H.VI.21’, 117–67. Concerns I-BRq H.VI.21, including facsimiles of I-BRq A.VII.9, fol. 19rv, 20rv; I-BRq H.VI.21 fols. 23rv, 46v; I-BRq L.III.28, fols. 130v, 131; I-Bu 2493, fol. 123, 143; GB-Ob Canon. lit. 366, fol. 115v; I-PS 100, fol. 20rv. (f) Gianni BERGAMASCHI, ‘“In loco qui Else vocatur”. S. Marziale di Limoges a Borgo d'Elsa (III)’, 169–212. (g) Maria Chiara DI GREGORIO, Marcello MAZZETTI, Livio TICLI, ‘Canto fermo, fratto e figurato in Piemonte nel XIX secolo; il Codex Musicalis Blanderatensis e l'MP.1 della collezione privata Mazzetti-Ticli’, 213–49. (h) Fausto CAPORALI, ‘Un libro di accompagnamenti al canto gregoriano di César Franck e i prodromi della restaurazione gregoriana. Appunti e documenti per lo studio della formazione della musica liturgica come genere’, 251–333. (i) Giacomo BAROFFIO, ‘Il canto gregoriano nella Chiesa, ieri e oggi’, 389–95.
25073. Vox Antiqua, 4 (I/2014) Commentaria de Cantu Gregoriano, Musica antiqua, Musica sacra et Historia liturgica – International Journal of Gregorian Chant, Early Music, Sacred Music & Liturgical History, Journal of the Cantus Gregoriani Helvetici Cultores, Società svizzera studi di Canto gregoriano, ed. Giovanni CONTI, Marco FERRERO (Lugano: Quilisma Press [published in 2016]):
(a) Liborius Olaf LUMMA, ‘Gregorianik light? Der 1. Sonntag der Quadragesima und das Hochfest der Apostel Petrus und Paulus im Graduale Simplex’, 45–59. (b) Alessandro DE LILLO, ‘Il Graduale Posuisti Domine. Storia, analisi e restituzione melodica’, 61–79. (c) Marco MERLETTI, ‘Gli epigoni del canto ispanico all'epoca della transizione verso il repertorio romano-franco nella testimonianza del Manoscritto Londra, BL. Add. 30850’, 81–111. (d) Nino ALBAROSA, ‘Mensuralism and Gregorian Chant’, 113–24. (e) Mariusz BIAŁKOWSKI, ‘La polifunzionalità del mediocriter sangallese alla luce delle nuove ricerche semiologiche’, 125–44.
25074. Vox Antiqua, 5 (II/2014) , ed. Giovanni CONTI, Marco FERRERO (Lugano: Quilisma Press [published in 2016]):
(a) Gionata BRUSA, ‘Una fonte comasca “ritrovata”. I frammenti del Graduale-Sequenziario di Varallo Sesia (Biblioteca Civica Farinone-Centa, Framm. A’, 9–78. Including 6 facsimiles. (b) Maria Luigina PELLIZONI, ‘Il Versicolario del Codice 381 della Stiftsbibliothek di San Gallo’, 79–153.
Articles in periodicals and Festschriften
25075. Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, Jean-Claude BONNE, ‘Quand voir fait chanter: images et neumes dans le tonaire du ms. BNF latin 1118: entre performance et performativité’, Problèmes d'histoire des religions, 19 (2009), 225–40.
25076. Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, ‘Cantus Burgundiensis. Les fragments de livres de chant grégorien dans les fonds des archives départementales de Bourgogne (Côte-d'Or, Nièvre, Saône-et-Loire et Yonne)’, Bulletin du Centre d’Études Médiévales d'Auxerre [BUCEMA], 15 (2011), 319–21. Concerns ‘Projets de recherche’. Available online at http://cem.revuew.org/12006.
Concerns the Archives départementales de la Côte d'Or in Dijon, de Nièvre in Nevers, de Saône-et-Loire in Mâcon and de l'Yonne in Auxerre.
25077. Eduardo Henrik AUBERT, Ecrire, chanter, agir: les graduale et missels notes en notation aquitaine avant 1100’, Bulletin du Centre d’Études Médiévales d'Auxerre [BUCEMA], 16 (2012), 7 pages. Concerns ‘Dissertatio’. Available online at http://cem.revuew.org/12391.
25078. Inga BEHRENDT, Wolfgang KERL, ‘Codex Egberti und Gregorianischer Choral eine Gegenüberstellung’, Kurtrierisches Jahrbuch, 50 (2010), 35–63. Concerns D-TRs 24.
25079. Christian BERKTOLD, ‘Termini nicht-lateinischer Herkunft in der mittelalterlichen Musiktheorie anhand des “Lexicon musicum Latinum medii aevi”’, Archivum latinitatis medii aevi, 71 (2013), 281–7.
25080. Xavier BISARO, ‘Une Tradition en chantier: les méthodes de plain-chant “nouvelles et faciles” sous l'Ancien Régime’, Acta musicologica, 87/1 (2015), 1–29, abstract in English 29.
25081. Suan BOYNTON, ‘Restoration or Invention? Archbishop Cisneros and the Mozarabic Rite in Toledo’, Yale Journal of Music and Religion, 1 (2015), 5–30.
25082. William T. FLYNN, ‘Reading Hildegard of Bingen's Antiphons for the 11,000 Virgin-Martyrs of Cologne: rhetorical ductus and liturgical rubrics’, Nottingham Studies, 56 (2012), 171–89.
25083. Mara FORTU, ‘A música antiga nos manuscritos de Arouca. Contribuição para um catálogo’, O orgão do Mosteiro de Arouca. Conservação e restauro do património musical (Arouca, 2009), 45–53.
25084. Sarah FULLER, ‘Interpreting Hucbald on Mode’, Journal of Music Theory, 52 (2008), 13–40.
25085. Jean-François GOUDESENNE, ‘“Pannonia letetur, Italia exultet et Gallie trina divisio, Francorum atque Germanie, omnes pariter gaudeant”. Les répertoires liturgiques latins pour Saint Martin (VIe-Xe siècle)’, Annales de Bretagne et des pays de l'Ouest, 119/3 (2012), 131–50.
25086. Jacques-Marie GUILMARD, ‘À l'origine du chant grégorien de la Messe et du sacramentaire gélasien’, Revue bénédictine, 125 (2015), 45–91. Concerns I-Rvat Reg. lat. 316 (Sacramentarium Gelasianum).
25087. K. Drew HARTZELL, ‘Slight evidence for the early Gospel-Lectionary and other matters relating to a missal fragment in the Bodleian Library, Oxford’, Revue bénédictine, 125 (2015), 106–24. Concerns GB-Ob 386 (2211), see Hartzell, Catalogue (2006), no. 258.
25088. David R. HOLETON, Hana VLHOVÁ-WÖRNER, ‘The Second Life of Jan Hus: Liturgy, Commemoration, and Music’, A Companion to Jan Hus, ed. Ota PAVLÍČEK, František ŠMAHEL, Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition 54 (Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, 2014), 289–314.
25089. Gábor KISS, ‘The Ordinary Repertory of Aquileia in the Context of Its Neighbouring Regions’, Il Saggiatore Musicale. Rivista semestrale di musicologia, 21/2 (2014). See 24074c.
25090. Robert KLUGSEDER, ‘Découvertes d'importantes sources liturgiques et musicales de Salzbourg et du Puy-en-Velay’, Cahier de la Haute-Loire 2014–2015, 30–46. In German see 25054q.
25091. Martina KRATOCHVÍLOVÁ, ‘K provenience křižovnickeho a “Staroměstského graduálu”’, Umění, 53 (2005), 323–34. Concerns the Gradual OCruc CZ-Pu XVIII A 6–7, the Gradual of the Týn-Church (Týnský chrám) 1559–1592, the Gradual of the Bethlehem Chapel (Betlémská kaple) CZ-Pu XVII A 40, and the Cantional of the Bethlehem Chapel CZ-Pam 7847.
Review. Pavel BRODSKY, Scriptorium, 68 (2014), 56* (no. 161).
25092. Benedicta LIŠKOVÁ, ‘Klara-Gesänge im Graduale der Klarissen von Eger’, Archivum Franciscanum Historicum 107/3–4 (2014), 363–91. Concerns CZ-CHkrajské muzeum 2. Concerns the small western Bohemian town (in German) ‘Eger’, in Czech ‘Cheb’, not the Hungarian town ‘Eger’ (in German ‘Erlau’).
25093. Sarah LONG, ‘The Sanctorale of Andenne: a descriptive and analysis of liturgical manuscripts for the Secular chapter of noble canonesses’, Revue belge de musicologie, 67 (2013), 61–80.
25094. Christoph MACKERT, ‘“Musica est ars ex septem liberalibus una” – Musiktheoretische Texte in mittelalterlichen Handschriften aus Leipziger Universitätsgebrauch’, 600 Jahre Musik an der Universität Leipzig. Studien anlässlich des Jubiläums, ed. Eszter FONTANA (Wettin, 2010), 21–31.
25095. Claire MAÎTRE, ‘Les cisterciens et la quête de l'authenticité liturgique’, Clairvaux. L'aventure cistercienne, ed. Arnaud BAUDIN, Nicolas DOHRMANN and Laurent VEYSSIÈRE [exhibition catalogue 900 years abbey of Claivaux, Tours, 2015] (Paris: Somogy éditions, 2015), 193–7.
25096. Shin NISHIMAGI, ‘Un notation alphabétique avec le si bémol grave dans un manuscrit anglo-normand: Los Angeles, J. Paul Getty Museum, Ms. Ludwig XII 5 (XIIe siècle)’, Acta musicologica, 85 (2013), 139–48.
25097. Alejandro Enrique PLANCHART, ‘The Geography of Italian Proper Tropes’, Studi musicali, N. S., 4/1 (2013), 7–37.
25098. Alejandro Enrique PLANCHART, ‘Fragments of an Eleventh-Century Beneventan Gradual’, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 1–38. Concerns two folios, one in IRL-Duc James Joyce Library OFM MS B 29, and one in E-Mah L 1593 Fragment 17, including the masses of S. Laurentius and S. Martinus, pp. 4–7 facsimiles.
25099. Mark Alan SINGER, ‘Evidence for an Early English Plenary Missal: The Flyleaves of MS Bodley 386’, Manuscripta, 57, 1 (2013), 112–48. See Hartzell, Catalogue (2006), no. 258.
25100. Andreas TRAUB, ‘Spuren des “Missales des Abtes Hertwig” aus dem Benediktinerkloster Groß-Comburg?’, Württembergisch-Franken Jahrbuch 95 (2011), 185–201.
Concerns five fragments of a Missale notatum of the twelfth century in the Stadtarchiv of Schwäbisch Hall, includes a complete facsimile edition.
25101. Leo TREITLER, ‘Speaking of the I-Word’, Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, 72 (2015), 1–18. Concerns ‘Improvisation’, especially pp. 3–5.
25102. Giovanni VARELLI, ‘Two newly discovered tenth-century organa’, Early Music History, 32 (2013), 277–315. Concerns GB-Lbl Harley 3019.
25103. Chrysogonus WADDELL†, ed. Diane J. REILLY, ‘The Cistercian Night Office Lectionary in the Twelfth Century’, Cîteaux, 66 (2015), 71–182. Concerns F-Dm 114, F-Pn n. a. lat. 2202, F- T 394, 869.
25104. Joachim WERZ, ‘“Wollen sie aber anstadt solches gesanges singen Salve, rex Christi etc., ist man wol zufriden.” Der Zisterzienserchoral in der Spannung zwischen Tradition und Reformation am Beispiel der Zisterze Walkenried’, Musica sacra, 135 (2015), 72–4.
25105. Christiane WIESENFELDT, ‘Musik in Bewegung – Bewegende Musik. Prozessionen als musikalische Rituale’, Kirchenmusikalisches Jahrbuch, 98 (2014) (Paderborn: Ferdinand Schöningh, 2015), 39–57.
Index of names
(R = Review)
Ackermans, F. 25054b, d
Ademar of Chabannes 25047c 25067b
Agustoni, L. 25054b
Albarosa, N. 25054e 25073d
Albiero, L. 25010
Albrecht of Brandenburg, Cardinal 25037c
Alekseeva, G. 25011
Amann, K. 25051e
Andenna, C. 25025
Andermatt, A. M. 25069b
Anderson, M. A. 24038R
Andreas of Bergamo 25047c
Aretin, D. von 25065a
Aribo 25047f
Aristotle 25004
Aubert, E. H. 25035 25042c 25055b 25075 25076 25077
Aurelian of Réôme 25047b
Bahat, A. 25048l
Bain, J. 25012 25046
Baroffio, G. 25013 25049a 25052b 25054f 25064e 25072 25072a, i
Bärsch, J. 18043R 21027R 25037l
Barth, P. 25008
Batoff, M. 24012R
Baudin, A. 25095
Baumhof, G. 25054g
Becker, W. 25014
Bednáriková, J. 25056d
Behrendt, I. 25017 25037h 25045b 25054b, h 25066a 25078
Bell, N. 25048c
Belz, A. 25072c
Bennett, P. 25046k
Bent, M. 25016 25047i
Bepler, J. 25039
Bergamaschi, G. 25072f
Berger, C. 25026R
Berktold, C. 25065a 25079
Bernhard, M. 25006 25065 25065a
Betteray, D. van 25054i
Bevilacqua, G. 24007R
Białkowski, M. 25054k 25073e
Bisaro, X. 25080
Björkvall, G. 25063g
Blanchon-Lasserve, P. 25055g
Bleach, L. 25035
Boesset, A. 25046k
Böhm, A. 25051
Bonne, J.-C. 25075
Bonsante, A. 25052
Bousquet-Labouérie, C. 25041
Bower, C. M. 25065a
Boynton, S. 25042b 25081
Brand, B. 25017
Brandis, W. 25044
Breitenstein, M. 25025
Breko Kustura, H. 25055d
Bretschneider, W. 25062d
Brocard, N. 25038
Brodsky, P. 25091R
Brusa, G. 25074a
Bugenhagen, B. 25062
Bunbury, R. R. 25024R
Caby, C. 25049
Caporali, F. 25072h
Caramanna, C. 25036a
Casadei Turroni Monti, M. 25056
Caspers, C. 25037 25037a 25037m
Catalano, A. G. 25059b
Cazaux-Kowalski, C. 25048 25048g
Chaillou-Amadieu, C. 25048i
Charlemagne 25047c 25053
Cipriano of Montecassino 25072d
Cisneros, Cardinal 25081
Colette, M. N. 25048f 25055a
Comploi, F. 25018
Conti, G. 25010 25064 25064b, h 25073 25074
Corbin, S. 25048
Corno, A. 25059c, d
Crocker, R. 25067 25067d
Czagány, Z. 25002 25003
D'Amico, G. 25059a
De Capitani, E. 25059f
De Lillo, A. 25059h 25064f 25073b
De Luca, E. 25052e
Desmond, K. 25004
Dietl, C. 25051
Dietz, J. 25046a
Di Gregorio, M. C. 25072g
Dohrmann, N. 25095
Dostal, C. 25054
Driscoll, M. S. 25037k
Dunnahoe, S. 24037R
Dverstorp, N. 25063l
Dyer, J. 24027R 25047g 25054l
Edwards, O. T. 25063h, i
Effelsberg, F. 25060
Ekkehard IV of Saint Gall 25047c 25067a
Elemans, J. 25057b, d, e
Ellinwood, L. 25005
Engels, S. 25051b 25054m
Fabris, D. 25052a
Fassler. M. 25067c
Ferraldeschi, M. 25064c
Ferreira, M. P. 25048e
Ferrero, M. 25073 25074
Fiori, A. 25052c
Fischer, R. 25054b
Flynn, W. T. 25082
Foley, E. 25037g
Fontana, E. 25094
Fortu, M. 25040 25083
Franck, C. 25072h
Frigg, S. 25068
Frigo, G. 25059e
Fuchs, F. 25053
Fuller, S. 25084
Gabrielli, G. 25002 25018
Gabriels, N. 25015
Gaens, T. 25043
Gattozzi, B. 25046e
Gerhards, A. 25061a, f
Gheorghiţă, N. 23062R 25058
Gjerløw, L. 25063 25063i, k, l
Göschl, J. B. 25054 25054b, n
Goudesenne, J.-F. 25041a 25085
Gregory I, the Great, pope 25047c 25062d
Gribenski, J. 25048 25048a
Grier, J. 25067b
Guild, S. 25046a
Guilmard, J.-M. 25086
Gullick, M. 25063d, e
Hadrian II, pope 25047c
Haggh Huglo, B. 24005R 24028R 24044R 25001R 25002 25003 25004 25015R 25033R 25047i 25048R
Hala, P. 25055 25055f
Hamann, M. 25037c
Hankeln, R. 25002 25003 25044a 25054a
Hannick, C. 25061c
Hartzell, K. D. 25063c 25087
Hascher-Burger, U. 24012R
Haug, A. 25047c 25050a 25053a 25062a
Heerings, A. 25057
Heil, J. 25050
Heinzer, F. 25039a 25050b
Heitzmann, C. 25039
Helsen, K. 25015 25019R 25046i
Hendrix, J. 25042a
Hentschel, F. 25047 25047d
Hermannus Contractus 25005 25071a
Hertwig, abbott of Comburg 25100
Hieronymus de Moravia 25047m
Hildegard of Bingen 25008 25012 25055a 25067c 25082
Hiley, D. 25003
Hirschmann, W. 25047n
His, I. 25048 25048b
Hochstein, W. 25061
Hoefener, K. 25015
Hoeffner, K. 25046g
Hofmeister, W. 25051
Hohler, C. 25063k
Holeton, D. R. 25088
Holzer, I. 25060c
Hönerlage, C. 25054p
Hope, H. 23011R 24018R
Hucbald 25084
Huck, O. 25047i
Huglo, M. 25047m
Hus, J. 25088
Iogna-Prat, D. 25042
Jacobus de Ispania 25016 25047c
Janota, J. 25051a
Janssens, H. 25045
Jenkins, C. 23057R
Johannes Boen 25047d
Johannes Diaconus 25047c
Johannes Hollandrinus 25006
Joseph, J. 25060h
Karlsen, E. 25063
Kelly, T. F. 25019 25055c
Kerl, W. 25078
Kerovpyan, A. 25048k
Kienhorst, H. 25020 25021
Kim, Eun Ju 25013
Kiss, G. 25089
Klaper, M. 25062b
Klein, D. 25053
Klöckener, M. 12008R
Klöckner, S. 25022 25061b, g, l
Klugseder, R. 25054q 25090
Koch, L. 25054b
Kohlhäufl, J. 25054b, r
Konstanciak, R. 25065a
Koopmans, A. 25057
Körndle, F. 25061e
Krafczinski, M. 25054a
Kratochvílová, M. 25091
Kruckenberg, L. 25067a
Krummacher, C. 25061
Kurris, A. 25054s 25057f, g, h, i
Kuypers, K. 25057
Kwast, J. 25057
Labhardt, F. 25060b
Lacoste, D. 25015
Ladislaus de Zalka 25006
Lambertus 25004
Langenbahn, S. K. 22007R 25001R 25008R
Lauwers, M. 25042
Leßmann, B. 25023
Letald of Micy 25003
Licciardello, P. 25049
Lieb, L. 25050
Lišková, B. 25092
Livljanić, K. 25055d
Loewen, P. V. 25024
Long, S. A. 25015 25045d 25093
Loos, I. de 25037 25037d
Lumma, L. O. 25073a
Lundberg, M. 25026R
Mackert, C. 25094
Macola, N. 25036
Maessen, G. 25057c 25066b
Maître, C. 25007 25063R 25095
Mannaerts. P. 25015 25038a 25045c 25066
Märä, K. 25035
Mariman, F. 25066
Mazel, F. 25042
Mazzeo, J. 22033R
Mazzetti, M. 25072g
McKitterick, R. 25047a
Mele, G. 25072d
Mellace, F. 25056e
Melville, G. 25025
Merletti, M. 25073c
Merli, G. 25059c
Metz, S. 25054b
Meyer, C. 25004
Milanese, G. 25056a
Mocquereau, A. 25055e
Moisil, C. 23062R
Monroe Wendling, M. 25015
Monsieur, C. 25045a
Morent, S. 25026 25051c 25068a
Morgan N. J. 25001
Morrissey, C. S. 25046d
Myers, G. 25011R
Nanni, M. 25060 25060f
Nazzi, L. 25036
Newman, P. H. 25056a
Nishimagi, S. 25096
Notker Balbulus 25047c
Odenthal, A. 25037b
Omlin, E. 25034
Ommundsen, A. 25063f
Op de Coul, T. 25043a
Orlandi Balzari, V. 25064d
Osch, G. van 25057
Oschema, K. 25050
Palazzo, E.25048d
Parcianello, L. 25046f
Pasquandreas, R. M. 25052
Paul VI, pope 25009
Pavlíček, O. 25088
Payelle, A. 25055
Peckham, J. 25046i
Pellizoni, M. L. 25074b
Peraino, J. A. 25067
Pettersen, G. I. 25063a
Pfisterer, A. 24014R 25054t
Pileggi, C 25060i
Planchart, A. E. 25097 25098
Pouderoijen, C. 25054
Praßl, F. K. 25037e 25051d 25054 25054q, u 25061k
Prosser, S. 25035
Ptolomaeus 25006
Rampi, F. 25059 25059d
Rankin, S. 25047i 25063b
Reilly, D. J. 25103
Renwick, W. 25046
Rigozzi, G. 25064a
Ritschler, M. I. 25008
Roncroffi, S. 25052d
Rosa Barezzani, M. T. 25056b 25072e
Rosé, I. 25042
Rösler, D. 25054b
Ruff, A. 25054v
Ruini, C. 25052f
Rumphorst, H. 25054 25054a, b
Sachs, K.-J. 25047e
Saints, generally 25001 25093
Saints [names in Latin]
Agatha 25056b
Antiochus martyr 25013
Benedictus 25072d
Brictius 25041
Clara 25013 25092
Donatus 25017
Eucharius 25046g
Fridianus 25017
Gallus 25054i, w 25068b
Julianus, Episcopus Cenomanensis 25003
Laurentius 25098
Martialis, Episcopus Lemovicensis 25072f
Martinus 25017 25085
Mauritius 25038a 25054o 25098
Minias 25017
Olavus 25063a
Otmarus 25054i
Petrus, Apostolus 25046e
Petrus & Paulus 25073a
Regulus 25017
Remigius 25055c
Vincentius 25046e
Vigilius, Episcopus Tridentinus 25002
11,000 Virgines 25082
Zenobius 25017
Salisbury, M. Cheung 25027
Saltini, L. 25064
Saucier, C. 25028
Saulnier, D. 25048h
Scarcez, A. 25029
Scarpini, P. 25035
Schärli, C. 25060 25060d
Scheurer, J. 25060g
Schipperges, T. 25061i
Schmidt-Görg, J. 25008
Schmuki, K. 25068
Schneider, M. 25062
Schnoor, F. 25068 25068b
Schuller, G. 25054b
Schwemmer, M. 25022R
Sewright, K. 25046c
Singer, M. A. 25099
Šmahel, F. 25088
Smith, W. 25030 25046b
Snyder, J. L. 25005
Spremulli, R. 25059g
Staehelin, M. 25060a
Stephen of Liège 25046i
Stingl jr., A. 25015 25054b, w
Stolte, A. 25031
Stork, H.-W. 25044
Strinnholm Lagergren, K. 25015
Stühlmeyer, B. 25008
Suceava, D. 23062R
Susca, A. 25052a
Swanson, B. 25046l
Tangari, N. 24048R 25070a
Theoger of Metz 25047f
Ticli, L. 25072g
Timmermans, F. 25043
Toigo, D. 25032 25036a
Tongeren, L. van 25037 25037a 25037f
Toswell, M. J. 25033
Traub, A. 25061h 25062c 25069a 25100
Treitler, L. 25101
Tremp, E. 25068
Uhl, S. 25060e
Ulrich II of Seelfingen, abbott of Salem 25069
Unterburger, K. 25061d
Vadori, E. 25064g
Vanden Abeele, H. 25015
Van den Hoven van Genderen, B. 25037i
Varelli, G. 25056c 25102
Vetter, P. 25034
Veyssière, L. 25095
Vlhová-Wörner, H. 25062e 25088
Volmar, monk 25067c
Waddell, C. 25103
Wagner, A. 25038
Walden, D. K. S. 25055e
Watteeuw, L. 25045e
Weber, J. F. 25070b
Wellesz, E. 25055f
Wendling, M. 25071a
Werz, J. 25104
Wiegand, G. 25047f
Wiesenfeldt, C. 25105
Winkelmüller, M. 25047 25047b
Witkowska-Zaremba, E. 25006
Wiudar, L. 25072b
Yampolsky, A. V. 25046h
Yossi, M. 25041
Zerfaß, A. 25043b
Zijlstra, M. 25057 25057a
Zimmer, M. 25034
Zippe, S. 25054 25054b, x
Index of subjects
Accompaniment of Gregorian chant 25072h
Alleluia 25054h 25057g, h, i
Andenne, chapter of noble canonesses 25093
Anglo-Saxon England, see England
Antiphon 25010 25082
Antiphonarium Monasticum 25034
Antiphoner 25015 25043b 25045c, d, e 25046a, k
Aquileia, patriarchate of 25089
Arezzo 25017
Armenia, Church music 25048k
Arouca, Cistercian abbey 25083
Averbode, Premonstratensian abbey 26045b
Bamberg, Michelsberg, benedictine abbey 25071a
Bari 25052e
Benedictine monks 25001 25034 25046k
Beneventan chant 25047g
Benevento 25098
Bibliography 25048m 25059h 25063l 25067d
Bohemia 25091
Borgo d'Elsa 25072f
Breviary 25007 25054o
Byzantine chant 25011 25058 25061c
Camaldoli, Benedictine abbey 25049
Cantio, Cantional 25091
Cantus firmus 25072g
Cantus fractus 25072g
Carthusian monks 25043
Cheb (in German ‘Eger’), Cloister of Saint Clare 25092
Cistercian monks 25007 25029 25040 25095 25103 25104
Clairvaux, Cistercian abbey 25095
Clara, Order of Sancta [‘Klarissen’] 25092
Cluny, Benedictine abbey 25042
Comburg, Bendictine abbey 25100
Communion 25057d
Complaints of Mary [‘Marienklagen’] 25051c
Conductus 25061h
Corpus Christi 25037m
Council, Second Vatican 25009
Credo 25070a
Crete 25058a
Croatia 25055d
Death and burial practices 25037k
Divine Office 25009 25015 25027 25038a 25041a 25046f, g, i 25059b, e 25103
Dominican friars 25046b (= 24072)
Easter play 25051a, e
Ebstorf, Benedictine nuns abbey 25054o
Editio Vaticana 25054n
Engelberg, Benedictine abbey 25034
England 25001 25027 25030 25033 25063d, e 25099
Essen 25014 25037l
Exequiae mortuorum 25037l
Fiesole 25017
Fille-Dieu (Romont), Cistercian abbey 25029
Flanders 25015
Florence 25017
France 25023 25026 25080
Franciscan friars 25024 25064c, e
Gallican chant 25047b
‘German chant dialect’ 25047f
Gradual (chant) 25054c, p 25066a 25073a
Gradual (liturgical book) 25043a 25074a 25077 25091 25098
Graduale Novum 25054n
Graduale Romanum 25054b
Graduale Simplex 25073a
Gregorian chant 25022 25023 25059 25061b, l 25072h, i 25073a, d
Grimbergen, Premonstratensian abbey 26045b
Halle 25037c
Hereford 25030
Historiae 25002 25003
Hussite liturgical reform 25062e 25088
Hymn, Hymnary 25054g, w 25064e 25068b 25072d 25045d
Improvisation 25101
Intonation 25032 25036a
Italy 25017 25032 25036a 25047g 25052b 25072g 25097
Jewish music 25048l
Lectionary, Lections 25087 25103
Leipzig 25094
Le Mans 25003
Lent 25073a
Le Puy-en-Velay 25054q 25089
Liber ordinarius 25014 25037
Liège 25028 25038
Litany 25001
Liturgical drama see Medieval Drama
Liturgy and liturgical books 25061a 25072a
Lucca 25017
Lugano, Santa Maria degli Angeli 25064
Mayence (Mainz), St Alban 25054u
Mass 25059b 25061i, k 25099
Medieval drama 25051
Middle Ages 25025 25026 25035 25048i 25061e
Missal 25063b, c 25077 25087 25100
Modality 25046h 25054h, p 25059c 25084
Monasticism 25025 25052
Montmartre, Benedictine abbey 25046k
Mozarabic chant 25081
Musica enchiriadis 25047a
Netherlands 25037d, m 25045
Nidaros 25063k
Norway 25063
Notations, generally 25019 25061b 25072e 25075
Notations (special kinds of)
Interval 25071a
Letter 25096
Notations, neumatic (signs) 25047i 25048f, g, h
Clivis 25054s
Figurae liquescentes 25054k
Litterae significativae 25054r 25073e
Quilisma 25066a
Torculus resupinus 25054d
Notations, neumatic (regions)
Aquitanian 25055b 25077
Byzantino-Russian 25011
Cluny 25042c
Lyon 25048g
Nonantola 25052d 25056c
Saintgall 25054k 25073e
Notre Dame school 25062c
Office see Divine Office, and Index of names: Saints
Old Roman chant 25047g 25054l
Old Roman and Gregorian chant 25047c
Ordinary chants see Credo
Organum 25061h 25102
Origin of Gregorian chant 25086
O Shebrück 25031
Palm Sunday 25054l
Paris 25052f 25062c
Park, Premonstratensian abbey 26045b
Passion 25032 25036a
Passion play 25051d
Performing practice 25055e 25059d
Pisa 25017
Polirone, San Benedetto, Benedictine abbey 25052f
Polyphony 25070a
Portugal 25040a 25048e 25083
Prague 25062e 25091
Premonstratensian canons 25045
Prints, old liturgical 25046k
Processional chants 25010 25105
Proper chants 25097
(see Alleluia, Communion, Gradual, Tract)
Prosula 25059f
Psalmody 25057a 25059c
Psalter, liturgical 25033 25039 25063f
Recordings 25067d 25070b
Reichenau, Benedictine abbey 25062b 25071a
Requiem Mass 25061k
Restitution of Gregorian chant melodies 25054b 25057b 25073b
Roermond 25043a
Romania 25058d, e, f
Rome 25046l 25047c, g 25054l 25070a
Russian and Slavonic church music 25011
Sacramentary 25086
Saint Denis, Benedictine abbey 25037g
Saint Gall, Benedictine abbey 25054i 25062a 25067a 25068 25073b
Saint Martial, Benedictine abbey (Limoges) 25067b
Salem, Cistercian abbey 25069
Salzburg 25037e 25054q 25089
San Miniato 25017
Seckau, Benedictine abbey 25037h
Semiology 25046d 25048h 25054 25055b 25059d 25073d, e
Sequence 25059f 25061g 25063a 25067b 25074a
Slovakia 25056d
Soeterbeek, Canonesses of 25020 25021
Solesmes, Benedictine abbey 25046d 25055e, f
Spain 25040 25046c 25047h 25073c
Technology in chant studies, modern 25066b 25068a
Te Deum 25054g
Theory, theorists 25004 25005 25006 25016 25046d, h 25047a, e, f, h, k, l, m, n 25065 25072b, c 25079 25080 25084 25094 25096
Toledo 25081
Tonary 25075
Tongerlo, Premonstratensian abbey 26045b
Tract 25056b
Trecento 25052c
Trent 25002
Trier, St Eucharius-St Matthias, Benedictine abbey 25046g
Trinity Sunday 25037m 25046i
Trope 25059f 25061g 25097
Tuscany 25017
Utrecht 25037f, i
Venice 25046f
Visitatio sepulchri see Easter play
Voice 25035a
Walkenried, Cistercian abbey 25014
Winchester 25063b
Women 25037k
Index of manuscripts
A-A 812 25051d
A-Gu 756 25037h
A-Sn 23 C 13 (frag.) 25054q 25090
A-Su M II 6 25037e
A-VOR 54 (‘Vorsatzblatt’) 25051e
A-W Dorotheum Vienna, June, 1, 2015, Lot 1 25054q 25090
A-Wn 1888 25054u
B-AVna different mss 25015 25045b
B-Bn 6432 25046i
B-D s. n. (Antiphoner) 25015
B-DEa 9 25015
B-Gbsb 30 H / M 143 F9 25015
B-Geb s. n. (Antiphoner) 25015
B-Gmsk s. n, (Antiphoner) 25015
B-Gra different mss 25015
B-Gu different mss 25015
B-Gu BKT 006 ‘Tsgrooten Antiphoner’ 25045c, d, e
B-GEsda 4862 (Antiphoner) 25015
B-GRIMBERGEN different mss 25045b
B-LVvp 25045b
B-TOb different mss 25015
B-TONGERLO different mss 25045b
CDN-Hst mary's university, patrick power library M2149.L4 1554 25046a
CH-Bst different fragments 25060
CH-E 121 25054r
CH-FILLE-DIEU different mss 25029
CH-LU different mss 25064
CH-LU Graduals of Santa Maria degli Angioli 25064f
CH-SGs 16 25054w
CH-SGs 222, pp. 146–7 25068b
CH-SGs 339 25054h, i
CH-SGs 340 25054h
CH-SGs 342 25054h
CH-SGs 359 25054h 25055b
CH-SGs 374 25054h
CH-SGs 376 25054h
CH-SGs 381 25073b
CH-SGs 390/391 25054i, u
CH-SGs 438 25054w
CH-SGs 578 25047c
CH-SGs 615 25047c
CH-SGv 317 25047c
CZ-CHkrajské muzeum 2 25092
CZ-P Gradual of the Tyn-Church 25091
CZ-Pam 7847 25091
CZ-Pu XVII A 40 25091
CZ-Pu XVIII A 6–7 25091
CZ-Pu XIX C 26 25047e
D-BAs Lit 119 25037c
D-DÜl C 47 25014
D-EBS different mss 25044a
D-EBS VI 16b 25054o
D-ESdomschatzkammer 19 (489) 25014 25037l
D-HIb St Godehard 1 (‘St Alban's Psalter’) 25039a
D-HVl XIII 858 25047c
D-LEu different mss 25094
D-MEDINGEN different mss 25044a
D-SCHstadtarchiv S01/1428/ÜG 25100
D-TRp 14 25046g
D-TRs 24 (‘Codex Egbert’) 25078
D-W Cod. Guelf. 7.2 Aug. 4° 25054w
D-W Cod. Guelf. 965 Helmst. 25051c
E-BUlh Santa María la Real IX (‘Hu’) 25047h
E-L 8 25066b
E-Mah L 1593 Fragment 17 25098
E-Mn 20486 (‘Ma’) 25047h
F-AUarchives departementales de l'Yonne fragments 25076
F-Darchives departementales de la Côte d'Or fragments 25076
F-Dm 114 25103
F-LA 239 25048h 25054d 25055b
F-LM 352 25043b
F-MACarchives departementales de Saône-et-Loire fragments 25076
F-NEarchives departementales de la Nièvre fragments 25076
F-Pm 526 25037g
F-Pn lat. 776 25055b
F-Pn lat. 780 25055b
F-Pn lat. 903 25055b
F-Pn lat. 1118 25075
F-Pn lat. 1132 25055b
F-Pn lat. 2400 25047c
F-Pn lat. 5927 25047c
F-Pn n. a. lat. 2202 25103
F-Pprivate collection ‘MS Mont-Renaud’ 25048h
F-T 394 25103
F-T 869 25103
F-T 2030 25007
GB-Lbl Add. 21170 25054w
GB-Lbl Add. 30850 25073c
GB-Lbl Harley 3019 25102
GB-Lbl Harley 4951 25055b
GB-Llp Sion 1 25046i
GB-Ob Bodley 386 25087 25099
GB-Ob Canon. liturg. 366 25072e
I-Bas A 120 (fols. 1–2) 25056e
I-Bc Q.11 25052c
I-Bu 2439 25072e
I-BIANDRATE ‘Codex Musicalis Blanderatensis’ 25072g
I-BRq A.VII.9 25072e
I-BRq H.VI.21 25072e
I-BRq L.III.28 25072e
I-BV 35 25046e
I-BZ different mss. 25018
I-CMLarchivio storico del monastero 113 25049a
I-Fl Ashburnham 62 25055b
I-Fl Ashburnham 1051 25047n
I-FANANOarchivio parrocchiale fragments 25052d
I-IGSarchivio storico diocesano ‘Libro Officij sancti Antiochi’ 25013
I-Private collection Mazzetti-Ticli MP.1 25072g
I-Ps 100 25072e
I-Ra 123 25049h 25055s 25057f
I-Rvat Pal. lat. 862 (fragments) 25056c
I-Rvat Reg. lat. 316 25086
I-VCd 205, olim ff. 132–142 25055c
I-VSc Framm. A 25074a
IRL-Duc James Joyce Library OFM MS B 29 25098
N-Onasjonalbiblioteket 25063h
N-Ora different mss. and fragments 25063
N-Ora lat. fragm. 227 (Mi 11) 25063c
N-Ora lat. fragm. 228 (Mi 14) 25063b
N-Ora lat. fragm. 986 (Seqv 13) 25063a
NL-DHk 73 E 8 25057a
NL-Nu different mss. 25020 25021
NL-Uhet utrechts archief Oudmunster, inv. nr. 395 25037f
S-Sswedish national archives different fragments 25063g
US-LAgetty museum (olim US-MAL) Ms. Ludwig XII 5 25096
US-ORLANDOuniversity of central florida ML2149 .L4 1520 25046c
