Music in Welsh Culture Before 1650: A Study of the Principal Sources
- Author: Harper, Sally
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Contents
- Contents: Introduction
- Part I The Sources and Practice of Medieval Cerdd Dant: Cerdd Dant: a Welsh bardic craft in context
- Mastering the bardic crafts: oral and written sources
- Harp and crwth in early medieval Wales
- The players of Cerdd Dant and their social code
- Gathering the documentation of Cerdd Dant
- Historical and theoretical sources of Cerdd Dant
- The Robert ap Huw manuscript and other Welsh tablature. Part II The Latin Liturgy, its Chant and Embellishment: Sources for the medieval Welsh liturgy: an overview
- The early Welsh Clas institutions
- Anglo-Norman liturgical reform
- Shaping a new liturgy: the adoption of Sarum Use in Wales
- Sources with music I: the Penpont Antiphoner
- Sources with music II: the Bangor Pontifical
- Late medieval evidence I: the institutions
- Late medieval evidence II: musical practice. Part III Welsh Music in an English Milieu c.1550-1650: Mirroring England: cultural imitation and infiltration
- Domestic and popular music-making I: the context
- Domestic and popular music-making II: the repertory
- A Welsh translation of John Case's Apologia Musices
- The post-Reformation church I: parish and people
- The post-Reformation church II: cathedral and household chapel. Appendix of manuscripts
- Bibliography
- Index.