Review:
'The list of contributors is in itself almost a roll-call of the leading chant scholars, and their presence makes it superfluous to draw the attention of those interested in the subject to the book: there's no way they would miss it.' Early Music Review 'This volume provides a window onto the central questions being addressed by some of the most distinguished scholars working on western chant. Essential reading for specialists, it has plenty to offer the general reader.' Choir and Organ 'The essays compiled in Western Plainchant in the First Millenium are the beginning of an engagement with McKinnon's challenging ideas. This commendable [...] collection explores a number of methodologies, including manuscript studies, exegetical concerns of genre and liturgy, and problems of medieval music theory and chant analysis. Its breadth documents the state of the field, testifying to the depth and richness of chant studies... The sheer bounty and diversity of scholarship contained within Western Plainchant in the First Millenium is a fitting tribute to the life and work of James McKinnon.' Current Musicology
About the Author:
Sean Gallagher, Harvard University, USA, James Haar, John Nadas and Timothy Striplin, all at The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, USA Contributors: Sean Gallagher, James Haar, John Nadas and Tim Striplin; Thomas J. Talley; Joseph Dyer; Peter Jeffrey; Nancy van Deusen; Alejandro Enrique Planchart; David Hiley; David G. Hughes; Charles M. Atkinson; Laszlo Dobszay; Kenneth Levy; Michel Huglo; John Boe; Edward Nowacki; Ruth Steiner; Calvin M. Bower; Theodore Karp; Thomas Forrest Kelly; Richard Crocker.
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