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Pubblicato in "Harmonia mundi. Musica mondana e musica celeste fra Antichità e Medioevo", a cura di Marta Cristiani, Cecilia Panti e Graziano Perillo, Firenze, SISMEL-Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2007 (Micrologus Library, 19), pp. 201-210
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      Philosophy of MusicMedieval Music TheoryGuido of ArezzoGuido D'Arezzo
For an audio-video animation of the manuscript with the modern transcription see the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO56v7qltNo An edition of the anonymous labyrinthine ballade on three canons, "En la maison Dedalus" (In the... more
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      MusicMusical CompositionEarly MusicMusic Education
Vincitore Premio Letterario NIA 2017. Se pensiamo alle fonti più importanti della storia, la moneta rientra sicuramente tra queste, eppure essa si colloca anche tra le minormente conosciute ed utilizzate nell'indagine storica di un... more
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      NumismaticsMedieval numismaticsNumismatica medievaleNumismatica
The Socratic dialogue between magister and discipulo is a common discourse type in medieval music theory. An example of this is the Pseudo-Odo Dialogus (11th century), often attributed to Guido of Arezzo (c.990 – c. 1035) as it is in its... more
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      DialogueGuido of ArezzoMedieval Pedagogy
• Colloquia Aquitana VIII – 27 | 28 | 29 | août | 2021 | Bergerac | France • • Augustinus | Boethius | Alcuinus | Les arts libéraux et l’Origine de l’Université en Europe • • Nota bene (1) : Option vidéoconférence est prévue via la... more
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      Albertus MagnusMaimonidesAverroesGersonides
complete reference of this book chapter: « Des auctoritates à l’objet philologico-historique : statut du texte médiéval dans les écrits sur la musique au XVIIe siècle », Accès aux textes médiévaux, de la fin du Moyen Âge au XVIIIe... more
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      PhilologyMusic TheoryLegitimacy and AuthorityAristotle
New view on the famous poem used by Guido of Arezzo, starting from the correct interpretation of the first verse.
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      Medieval Music TheoryGuido of ArezzoSolmizationGuidonian Hand
(Presentazione del Volume, Convegno Numismatico, Filatelico e del Collezionismo di Parma  (27-28 aprile 2018)
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      NumismaticsArezzoGuido of ArezzoHistory of Arezzo
• Illo Humphrey, PhD (2004) | HDR (2014) : Université Paris X-Nanterre | UFR PHILLIA • • Conseil National des Universités (CNU) : Section 18 (Musicologie) • • Médiéviste | Musicologue | Proto-Philologue | Baryton-Concertiste • •... more
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      Gregorian ChantPalaeographyMedieval LiturgyMedieval musicology
A survey of one of the most important Mediaeval collection of music theory and the most ancient Italian witness of Guido of Arezzo's works
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      Music TheoryGregorian ChantMedieval Music TheoryMontecassino Abbey
This keynote takes the form of a performance score that begins with the singular event of 1916 and the 200+ year durational “non-event” that goes by the short hand Magdalene Laundries singing an asynchronous duet. In this “score” I will... more
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      Irish StudiesFeminist TheoryPerformance StudiesHistoriography
ABSTRACT Medieval discourse about both the theory and practice of music featured much debate about the views of moderni and antiqui from when Guido of Arezzo devised a new way of recording pitch in the early eleventh century to the... more
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      Guido of ArezzoJacobus de Ispania
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      Music TheoryMedieval HistoryHistory of EducationMonastic Studies
The Socratic dialogue between magister and discipulo is a common discourse type in medieval music theory. An example of this is the Pseudo-Odo Dialogus (11 th century), often attributed to Guido of Arezzo (c.990-c. 1035) as it is in its... more
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      Music TheoryPlatonic dialoguesGuido of Arezzo
As cantor of the abbey church of St Denis, just north of Paris, Guy of Saint-Denis (fl. late 13 th to early 14 th centuries), would have been responsible for teaching the boys to take part in the daily exercise of the Opus Dei.... more
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