Music: Recent submissions
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The Eleventh Fascicle of the Manuscript Florence, Biblloteca Mediceo-Laurenziana, Pluteus 29.1 : A Critical Edition and Commentary
(1975)The eleventh fascicle of the thirteenth-century manuscript Florence , Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana, Pluteus 29.1 contains sixty monophonic Latin songs related to vernacular refrain forms of the period. Previous research ... -
RELEVANCE, SELF-DETERMINATION, AND UNIVERSALITY THROUGH ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH'S GOSPEL CHOIR
(2019)The Second Vatican Council provided ample opportunity for individual Catholic parishes to choose music that suited their congregations and contribute to the “Universal Church” through their particularity. St. Augustine ... -
Showcase the Obscure: Forgotten Trombone Solos from the Paris Conservatory
(2019)The trombone contest solos commissioned by the Paris Conservatory provide a vast repertoire from which trombonists can perform. Since 1897, more than fifty-one composers have been commissioned to write over fifty-eight ... -
FROM THIRD FIDDLE TO CENTER STAGE: HOW LIONEL TERTIS, MAURICE VIEUX, AND FYODOR DRUZHININ EXPANDED THE ROLE OF THE VIOLA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
(2019)Not until the turn of the twentieth century did the role of the viola begin to expand and eventually blossom into the prominence that it occupies today. Violists today enjoy the same idolizing attention that violinists and ... -
My Harp Is Turned to Mourning: Tomás Luis de Victoria, Alonso Lobo, "Mysticism," and the Recording History of the Spanish Renaissance Canon
(2019)Until the 1961 publication of Spanish Cathedral Music in the Golden Age by the American musicologist Robert Stevenson, the music of the Spanish late Renaissance masters Juan Navarro (ca. 1530-1580), Alonso Lobo (1555-1617), ...