Musical culture in the world of Adam de la Halle /
Musical culture in the world of Adam de la Halle /
edited by Jennifer Saltzstein.
- 1 online resource.
- Brill's companions to the musical culture of medieval and early modern Europe ; Volume 3 Late Antiquity and Medieval Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2019, ISBN: 9789004386303 .
- Brill's Companions to the Musical Culture of Medieval and Early Modern Europe 3. Late Antiquity and Medieval Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2019, ISBN: 9789004386303. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Matter -- Acknowledgements -- Figures -- A Note on Manuscript Sigla -- Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Music Examples -- Introduction / The “School of Arras” and the Career of Adam / The Poets of the North: Economies of Literature and Love / Another Note on fr. 25566 and Its Illustrations / Aristocratic Patronage and the Cosmopolitan Vernacular Songbook: the Chansonnier du Roi (M-trouv.) and the French Mediterranean / Taking Notae on King and Cleric: Thibaut, Adam, and the Medieval Readers of the Chansonnier de Noailles (T-trouv.) / The Northern Jeu-parti / The Songs of Adam de la Halle / Adam de la Halle: Cleric and Busker / Refrain Quotations in Adam’s Rondeaux, Motets and Plays / The Pastourelle and the Jeu de Robin et Marion / Friends and Foals: The Polyphonic Music of Adam de la Halle / Adam de la Halle’s Fourteenth-Century Musical and Poetic Legacies / Annex I – Refrains in Rondeaux and Chansons / Annex II – The Refrains and Citations in the Motets / Annex III – Lyrical Citations in the Plays / Annex IV – Musical Transcriptions / Back Matter -- Bibliography -- Index of People -- Index of Sources and Works -- Index of Subjects. Jennifer Saltzstein -- Carol Symes -- Eliza Zingesser -- Alison Stones -- John Haines -- Judith A. Peraino -- Daniel E. O’Sullivan -- Isabelle Ragnard -- Alain Corbellari -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anna Kathryn Grau -- Mark Everist -- Jennifer Saltzstein -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé --
In Musical Culture in the World of Adam de la Halle , contributors from musicology, literary studies, history, and art history provide an account of the works of 13th-century composer Adam de la Halle, one of the first named authors of medieval vernacular music for whom a complete works manuscript survives. The essays illuminate Adam’s generic transformations in polyphony, drama, debate poetry, and other genres, while also emphasizing his place in a large community of trouvères active in the bustling urban environment of Arras. Exploring issues of authorship and authority, tradition and innovation, the material contexts of his works, and his influence on later generations, this book provides the most complete and up-to-date picture available in English of Adam’s œuvre . Contributors are Alain Corbellari, Mark Everist, Anna Kathryn Grau, John Haines, Anne Ibos-Augé, Daniel E. O’Sullivan, Judith A. Peraino, Isabelle Ragnard, Jennifer Saltzstein, Alison Stones, Carol Symes, and Eliza Zingesser.
9789004379480
10.1163/9789004379480 DOI
2019003774
Adam, de La Halle, approximately 1235-approximately 1288.
Music--History and criticism.--500-1400
ML410.A2 / M8 2019
782.4/3092
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Matter -- Acknowledgements -- Figures -- A Note on Manuscript Sigla -- Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Music Examples -- Introduction / The “School of Arras” and the Career of Adam / The Poets of the North: Economies of Literature and Love / Another Note on fr. 25566 and Its Illustrations / Aristocratic Patronage and the Cosmopolitan Vernacular Songbook: the Chansonnier du Roi (M-trouv.) and the French Mediterranean / Taking Notae on King and Cleric: Thibaut, Adam, and the Medieval Readers of the Chansonnier de Noailles (T-trouv.) / The Northern Jeu-parti / The Songs of Adam de la Halle / Adam de la Halle: Cleric and Busker / Refrain Quotations in Adam’s Rondeaux, Motets and Plays / The Pastourelle and the Jeu de Robin et Marion / Friends and Foals: The Polyphonic Music of Adam de la Halle / Adam de la Halle’s Fourteenth-Century Musical and Poetic Legacies / Annex I – Refrains in Rondeaux and Chansons / Annex II – The Refrains and Citations in the Motets / Annex III – Lyrical Citations in the Plays / Annex IV – Musical Transcriptions / Back Matter -- Bibliography -- Index of People -- Index of Sources and Works -- Index of Subjects. Jennifer Saltzstein -- Carol Symes -- Eliza Zingesser -- Alison Stones -- John Haines -- Judith A. Peraino -- Daniel E. O’Sullivan -- Isabelle Ragnard -- Alain Corbellari -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anna Kathryn Grau -- Mark Everist -- Jennifer Saltzstein -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé -- Anne Ibos-Augé --
In Musical Culture in the World of Adam de la Halle , contributors from musicology, literary studies, history, and art history provide an account of the works of 13th-century composer Adam de la Halle, one of the first named authors of medieval vernacular music for whom a complete works manuscript survives. The essays illuminate Adam’s generic transformations in polyphony, drama, debate poetry, and other genres, while also emphasizing his place in a large community of trouvères active in the bustling urban environment of Arras. Exploring issues of authorship and authority, tradition and innovation, the material contexts of his works, and his influence on later generations, this book provides the most complete and up-to-date picture available in English of Adam’s œuvre . Contributors are Alain Corbellari, Mark Everist, Anna Kathryn Grau, John Haines, Anne Ibos-Augé, Daniel E. O’Sullivan, Judith A. Peraino, Isabelle Ragnard, Jennifer Saltzstein, Alison Stones, Carol Symes, and Eliza Zingesser.
9789004379480
10.1163/9789004379480 DOI
2019003774
Adam, de La Halle, approximately 1235-approximately 1288.
Music--History and criticism.--500-1400
ML410.A2 / M8 2019
782.4/3092