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Aspects of orality and formularity in Gregorian chant /
by
Karp, Theodore, autore 
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Publisher: Evanston, Ill. : Northwestern University Press, 1998Description: xvii, 489 p. : mus. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 0810112388; 9780810112384; 9780810129917; 0810129914.| Item type | Location | Call number | Copy | Status | Date due |
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Dip. Teologia | PC 1080 (Browse shelf) | Copy 001 | Available |
Bibliogr. p. 455-465.
Essay I. Aspects of Early Gregorian Orality -- Essay II. Formulas That Interrelate Chants of Different Genres and Modes -- Essay III. Formulaic Usage in Melismatic Chant: A Chronological Approach to Second-Mode Tracts -- Essay IV. The Alleluia Dies sanctificatus and Its Melody Family: Stability in Melodic Transmission -- Essay V. From the Aural to the Written Tradition: The Coniunctae of the Anonymous Berkeley Theory MS -- Essay VI. Orality in the Transmission of Chants of Unstable Modality: The Cantus notbi Introits of Regino of Prum -- Essay VII. Formulaic Usage among Neumatic Chants: The Construction of Gregorian Introits -- Essay VIII. Formulas and Orality in Roman and Gregorian Chant: A Further Look at Second-Mode Tracts.
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