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Music Writing in the Middle Ages — Manuscripts — Calligraphy — Neumes —
Manuscript Transcription — Computer Applications to Medieval Musicology —
Neume Notation Editor — Music Printing — Neumed Font —
Java Program — Data Representation — Unicode — XML — Digital Encoding of Symbols —
Gregorian Plainchant — History — Analysis — OCR — Chant Database. |
Medieval
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Prof. John A. Caldwell
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Computer
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Masthead illumination Pope St. Gregory the Great dictating chant to a scribe, while the dove of the Holy Spirit sings the chants into his ear. Source: From a Benedictine antiphonary; First Sunday of Advent, matins. Of uncertain origin, probably 12th-14th century. Holding of Karlsruhe, Badische Landesbibliothek, Aug. perg. 60, fol. 2r/3. Image: Reproduced from Begründet von Heinrich Besseler and Max Schneider, Musikgeschichte in Bildern, (Leipzig: VEB, 1975), p. 195. |
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