Polyphony in Medieval Paris: The Art of Composing with Plainchant
- Author: Bradley, Catherine A.
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Contents
- List of figures
- List of tables
- List of musical examples
- Acknowledgements
- Manuscript sigla
- Abbreviations
- A note on transcriptions and numbering systems
- Introduction
- 1. Plainchant in polyphony: the gradual Propter Veritatem in organa, clausulae and motets
- 2. Mini clausulae and the Magnus Liber Organi
- 3. Texting clausulae: repetition and regularity on the Regnat tenor
- 4. Transcribing motets: vernacular refrain melodies in Magnus Liber clausulae
- 5. Framing motets: quoting and crafting refrains against plainchant tenors
- 6. Intertextuality, song and female voices in motets on a Saint Elizabeth of Hungary tenor
- 7. From Florence to Fauvel: re-reading musical paradigms through a long-lived Iohanne motet
- 8. Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Index.