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Offertory and Its Verses, Research, Past, Present and Future (2007)

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In the melodies of the Gregorian offertories, the art of the solo singers in the medieval church reached its high point. As if to confirm this position of superiority, a distinct revival of interest in the offertory has been noticeable from the 19th century onwards, not only on the field of scholarly research, but also in practical musical performances. The musical style of the Gregorian offertory inspires description in superlatives. Chant handbooks have always been unanimous about its climacti... In the melodies of the Gregorian offertories, the art of the solo singers in the medieval church reached its high point. As if to confirm this position of superiority, a distinct revival of interest in the offertory has been noticeable from the 19th century onwards, not only on the field of scholarly research, but also in practical musical performances. The musical style of the Gregorian offertory inspires description in superlatives. Chant handbooks have always been unanimous about its climactic (but also exceptional) status because of its enormous length, its practically non-formulaic melodic elaboration, its high range - often exceeding the limits of medieval modal theory - its occasional chromaticism, and its highly exceptional treatment of the text. All these features are extremely rare in other chants of the Roman Mass. In many ways the state of today's research stands in sharp contrast to the importance of the topic for our understanding of medieval musical culture. In the autumn of 2004, a symposion at the Centre for Medieval Studies in the Archbishop's Palace, Trondheim, brought together Chant scholars and a Latin philologist from the US, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Norway to pool present knowledge in this area and to discuss methods and ideas for future research. These well-known experts in the field of the offertory have determined the direction of research in this area during the last fifty years. Research on offertories reflects the main challenges to modern musicology and philology, from heuristic problems of the many hundred medieval sources to intricate questions of the interpretation of style, function, and Rezeptions-geschichte. Furthermore, as with every Gregorian chant genre, the study of the offertory provides insights not only into the musical history, but also the cultural history of Western society.Taal: Engels;Afmetingen: 16x155x230 mm;Gewicht: 568,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: maart 2007;ISBN10: 8251922046;ISBN13: 9788251922043; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2007.
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Offertory and Its Verses: Research, Past, Present and Future (Senter for Middlelalderstudier-Skifter) (Senter for Middlealderstudier) (2007)

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Proceedings of an International Symposium at the Centre for Medieval Studies, Trondheim, 25 and 26 September 2004. In the melodies of the Gregorian offertories the art of the solo singers in the medieval church reached its highpoint. As if to confirm this position of superiority, a distinct revival of interest in the offertory has been noticeable from the 19th century onwards, not only on the field of scholarly research but also in practical musical performances. The musical style of the Gregorian offertory inspires description in superlatives. Chant handbooks have always been unanimous about its climactic (but also exceptional) status because of its enormous length, its practically non-formulaic melodic elaboration, its high range -- often exceeding the limits of medieval modal theory -- its occasional chromaticism and its highly exceptional treatment of the text. All these features are extremely rare in other chants of the Roman Mass. In many ways the state of today's research stands in sharp contrast to the importance of the topic for our understanding of medieval musical culture. In the autumn of 2004, therefore, a symposium at the Centre for Medieval Studies in the Archbishop's Palace, Trondheim, brought together Chant scholars and a Latin philologist from the USA, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Norway to pool present knowledge in this area and to discuss methods and ideas for future research. Wellknown experts in the field of the offertory, also associated with the study group CANTUS PLANUS of the International Musicological Society, the participants form a sort of international offertory-network, having determined the direction of research in this area during the last fifty years. Research on offertories reflects the main challenges to modern musicology and philology, from heuristic problems of the many hundred medieval sources to intricate questions of the interpretation of style, function and Rezeptionsgeschichte as well. Furthermore, as with every Gregorian c, Hardcover, Edition: Har/Cdr, Etikett: Tapir Academic Press, Tapir Academic Press, Varegrupper: Book, Publisert: 2007-03-01, Utgivelsesdato: 2007-03-01, Studio: Tapir Academic Press, Salg rangering: 5770465.
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Offertory and Its Verses: Research, Past, Present and Future (Senter for Middlelalderstudier-Skifter) (Senter for Middlealderstudier) (2007)

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ISBN: 9788251922043 bzw. 8251922046, in Englisch, 181 Seiten, Tapir Academic Press, gebundenes Buch, neu.

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Proceedings of an International Symposium at the Centre for Medieval Studies, Trondheim, 25 and 26 September 2004. In the melodies of the Gregorian offertories the art of the solo singers in the medieval church reached its highpoint. As if to confirm this position of superiority, a distinct revival of interest in the offertory has been noticeable from the 19th century onwards, not only on the field of scholarly research but also in practical musical performances. The musical style of the Gregorian offertory inspires description in superlatives. Chant handbooks have always been unanimous about its climactic (but also exceptional) status because of its enormous length, its practically non-formulaic melodic elaboration, its high range -- often exceeding the limits of medieval modal theory -- its occasional chromaticism and its highly exceptional treatment of the text. All these features are extremely rare in other chants of the Roman Mass. In many ways the state of today's research stands in sharp contrast to the importance of the topic for our understanding of medieval musical culture. In the autumn of 2004, therefore, a symposium at the Centre for Medieval Studies in the Archbishop's Palace, Trondheim, brought together Chant scholars and a Latin philologist from the USA, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Norway to pool present knowledge in this area and to discuss methods and ideas for future research. Wellknown experts in the field of the offertory, also associated with the study group CANTUS PLANUS of the International Musicological Society, the participants form a sort of international offertory-network, having determined the direction of research in this area during the last fifty years. Research on offertories reflects the main challenges to modern musicology and philology, from heuristic problems of the many hundred medieval sources to intricate questions of the interpretation of style, function and Rezeptionsgeschichte as well. Furthermore, as with every Gregorian c, Hardcover, Edition: Har/Cdr, Etikett: Tapir Academic Press, Tapir Academic Press, Varegrupper: Book, Publisert: 2007-03-01, Utgivelsesdato: 2007-03-01, Studio: Tapir Academic Press, Salg rangering: 5770465.
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