Music theory and its sources : antiquity and the Middle Ages
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Music theory and its sources : antiquity and the Middle Ages
（Notre Dame conferences in Medieval studies, 1）
University of Notre Dame Press, c1990
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Based on a conference held at the University of Notre Dame, Apr. 30-May 2, 1987; sponsored by the Medieval Institute and the Dept. of Music
Includes bibliographical references (p. 281-303) and indexes
Contents of Works
- Arts critica and fata libellorum : the significance of codicology to text critical theory / Thomas J. Mathiesen
- Reconstructing lost Byzantine sources for MSS Vat. BAV gr. 2338 and Ven. BNM gr. VI.3 : what is an ancient music treatise? / André Barbera
- A preliminary analysis of the organization of Ptolemy's harmonics / Jon Solomon
- Techniques of scholarship in medieval Arabic musical treatises / Amnon Shiloah
- Classical and late Latin sources for ninth-century treatises on music / Nancy Phillips
- Glosses on Boethius' De institutione musica / Michael Bernhard
- The study of ancient sources of music theory in the medieval university / Michael Huglo
- The influence of Aristotle on French university music texts / Jeremy Yudkin
- Greek text and Latin transrations of the Aristotelian musical problems : a preliminary account of the sources / F. Alberto Gallo
- The illustration of music theory in the late Middle Ages : some thoughts on its principles and a few examples / Tilman Seebass
- Marchetto's influence : the manuscript evidence / Jan Herlinger
- Boethius in the Renaissance / Claude V. Palisca