Music and the Renaissance: Renaissance, Reformation and Counter-Reformation

Contents

• Contents: Introduction: defining the Renaissance in music
• Part I The Idea of a Musical Renaissance: Music, humanism, and the idea of a 'rebirth' of the arts, Reinhard Strohm
• Music historiography and the definition of 'Renaissance', Jessie Ann Owens
• Zum Paradigmenwechsel in der Musik der Renaissance: vom numerus sonorus zur musica poetica, Klaus Wolfgang NiemAller
• Les humanistes florentins et la polyphonie liturgique, Giovanni Zanovello
• Some English poems in praise of music, James Hutton
• Number to sound: introduction, Paolo Gozza. Part II Reforme and Contre-Reforme: Music and religion in early modern European history, Helmut Georg Koenigsberger
• Huldrych Zwingli - der Musiker, Hannes Reimann
• Luther's theological understanding of music, Robin A. Leaver
• The origins of Calvin's theology of music, 1536-1543, Charles Garside Jr
• Liturgical necessity in the English Church, Robin A. Leaver
• Music and the early Jesuits (1540-1565), Thomas D. Culley and Clement J. McNaspy
• The Council of Trent revisited, Craig A. Monson
• The repertory of the Papal chapel and the Counter-Reformation, Mitchell P. Brauner
• Between stage and divine service: Jesuits and theatrical music, Franz KArndle
• Name index.