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Chant composition at Canterbury after the Norman Conquest
- Title:
- Chant composition at Canterbury after the Norman Conquest
- Author:
- Hiley, D.
- Location:
- Basel
- Notes:
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- CCCC MS 260 Notes that CCCC MS 260 of the late tenth century is a Canterbury music theory book, p. 46 n. 14
- CCCC MS 312 The article is on chant composition at Canterbury after the Norman Conquest. Notes that CCCC MS 312 contains an office of St Augustine with notation in a book having Goscelin, Vita et miracula Augustini. The texts are printed of lesson VIII with its responsory with musical notation Regnas Augustine , the versicle with notation, Te angeli and the Magnificat with its antiphon, all on p. 294. Musical notation is printed as well as the texts, pp. 42-5
- Editor:
- Hangartner, B. and Fischer, U.
- Pages:
- 31–46
- Book Title:
- Max Lütolf zum 60 Geburtstag. Festschrift
- Reference Type:
- Book section
- Manuscript:
- fc475fd2528