Essays on Music and Culture in Honor of Herbert Kellman (Collection "Epitome Musical")

Figure marquante de la musicologie de la Renaissance, Herbert Kellman est principalement connu pour ses travaux sur le 'Codex Chigi' et pour son edition du Census Catalogue of Manuscript Sources of Polyphonic Music, 1400-1550. Il enseigne l'Histoire de la musique a l'Universite d'Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (USA), de 1966 a 2000. Ce livre est un hommage rendu au professeur, au collegue par ses etudiants et amis a l'occasion de son soixante-dixieme anniversaire. Preface. Le Dit Du Maître, Biography Of Herbert Kellman. Bibliography / Barbara Haggh -- A Musicus Versus Cantor Debate In An Early 11th-century Poem / Alma Colk Santosuosso -- Medieval Melodies In The Hands Of Bibliophiles Of The Ancien Régime / Elizabeth Aubrey -- Plays And Music In Late Medieval Processions In The Low Countries, The Two Joys Of Mary From Brussels / Barbara Haggh -- In Search Of The Missing Movements Of Ockeghem's Requiem / Richard Wexler -- A Close Reading Of Compère's Motet Sile Fragor / Edward F. Houghton -- An Anonymous Letter From Lille Of C. 1536 About The Organization Of Musicians In The Collegiate Church Of St.-bavo In Ghent / Bruno Bouckaert -- Three Fragments Of 16th-century Music Prints Now In St. Truiden And Tongeren / Eugeen Schreurs -- Leonardo And Gaffurio On Harmony And The Pulse Of Music / Bonnie J. Blackburn -- Bruhier, Lupus, And Music Copying At Ferrara, New Documents / Lewis Lockwood --^ Charles V, Philip Ii, And The Order Of The Golden Fleece / William F. Prizer -- From Criado To Canonization, Music In The Life Of St. Francis Of Borja / Roberta Freund Schwartz -- The Genealogies Of Christ And Their Musical Settings / Jeremy Noble -- Josquin's Red Nose / Richard Sherr -- Who Composed Mille Regretz? / David Fallows -- Josquinian Voices And Guidonian Listeners / Stefano Mengozzi -- Josquin And Musical Reputation / Honey Meconi -- Josquin In The Early German Baroque, Seth Calvisius' Parody Of Praeter Rerum Seriem / Craig J. Westendorf -- A Robert Jones Autograph? / Jessie Ann Owens -- The Role Of The Catch In England's Civil War / Stacey Jocoy -- The Core Motet Repertory Of 16th-century Europe, A View Of Renaissance Musical Culture / Jennifer Thomas -- The Feast Of St. John The Baptist And Its Celebration In The Renaissance / Mary Tiffany Ferer -- Per Fare Il Vespro Meno Tedioso, Don Pietro Maria Marsolo And The Antiphon Problem / Jeffrey Kurtzman --^ Images Of Paradies Or Worldly Theaters? Toward A Taxonomy Of Musical Performances At Venetian Nunneries / Jonathan Glixon -- The Death And Return Of The Composer, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach As Author Of His Music / Darrell M. Berg -- Schubert's Problematic Relationship With Johann Mayrhofer, New Documentary Evidence / Rita Steblin -- The Significance Of The Ludlamshöhle For Franz Schubert / Alice Hanson -- Sphere Of Influence, Clara Kathleen Rogers And Amy Beach / Judith Radell -- Stravinsky's Scherzo à La Russe And Its Two-piano Origins / H. Colin Slim -- Astor Piazzolla, Tangos, Funerals, And Blue Notes / Allan W. Atlas -- Let's Play One Seis Caliente, Coalescence And Selective Adaptation In A Diasporic Puerto Rican Musical Style / Ted Solis -- Why Do We Misunderstand Today The Music Of All Times And Places And Why Do We Enjoy Doing So? / Marcello Sorce-keller. Barbara Haggh (ed.) Bibliography Of Works By Herbert Kellman: P. [xxvii]-xxx. xxx, 574 pages : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references Franco-Flemish music in the Middle Ages and Renaissance -- The north Italian Renaissance in music -- Spain -- Josquin des Prez -- England -- Renaissance and baroque sacred music -- Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century composers -- Twentieth-century musics Contents: Franco-Flemish music in the Middle Ages and Renaissance The north Italian Renaissance in music Spain Josquin des Prez England Renaissance and baroque sacred music Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century composers Twentieth-century musics.