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MS 40-1 Tischler, Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets. Vol. I: Text
MS 40-2 Tischler, Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets. Vol. II: Tabular Surveys
MS 40-3a Tischler, Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets. Vol. III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part A
MS 40-3b Tischler, Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets. Vol. III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part B

Tischler, *Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets,* 1: *Text*
Sample Pages	MS 40 Hans Tischler, The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume I: Text. [vi]+234 pp. 25 cm MS 40-1 978-0-93190-230-7 $88.00

The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume I: Text. By Hans Tischler.

Contents:
Chapter 1. Backgrounds 1
      a. Previous Studies
      b. The Period and Its Music 5
Chapter 2. The Early Motet as viewed by its Contemporaries 14
Chapter 3. The Creation of the Motet 21
      a. The Contributions of Leonin and Perotin 21
     b. The Creation of 3- and 4-Part Composition 28
      c. Tenor Patterns and St. Victor Clausulae 30
Chapter 4. The Modes and the Transcription of Premensural Motets 35
      a. The Theory of the Modes and Their Emergence 35
      b. The Transcription of Premensural Motets 44
Chapter 5. The Upper Parts of Motets 58
      a. Aspects of Style 58
      b. The Types of Motets 64
      c. The Melody Classes in Two-Part Motets 67
      d. Melodic Classification of Conductus Motets 83
      e. Classification of Double and Triple Motets 91
Chapter 6. The Tenor 115
      a. Melodic Considerations 115
      b. Rhythm and Pattern 118
Chapter 7. The Interrelationship of the Parts 149
      a. Equality of Length 149
      b. Rhythmic Relationships 154
      c. Phrase Relations between Tenor and Upper Parts 155
      d. Relative Ranges and Voice Interchange 158
Chapter 8. Harmony and Ornamentation 161
      a. Consonance and Dissonance 161
      b. Cadences 172
      c. Ornaments 175
      d. Modality 180
Chapter 9. The Texts 184
      a. The Latin Texts 184
      b. The French Texts 195
Chapter 10. Performance Practice 207
Chapter 11. Summary 215
Index of Names 221
Index of Terms and Works 226
Motets cited:
       1. Early Motets 232
       2. From Later Manuscripts Vol. II
Text Illustrations. Vol. II
Quotations from Poems Vol. II

Tischler, *Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets,* 2: *Tabular Surveys*
Sample Pages	MS 40 Hans Tischler, The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume II: Tabular Surveys. [vi]+202 pp. 25 cm MS 40-2 978-0-93190-231-4 $88.00

The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume II: Tabular Surveys. By Hans Tischler.

Contents:
Section A. Types, Versions, and Distribution of the Early Motets 1
      1. The Types of Motets 1
      2. Clausula Versions of Motets 15
      3. Versions of Early Motets in Later Manuscripts 18
      4. Geographic and Chronological Distribution of the Early Motets 25
Section B. The Tenor Sources 39
      1. Tenors in the Order and Numbering of LURE 39
   a. Mass Pieces 40
   b. Office Pieces 57
   c. Unidentified Tenors 61
   d. Pieces Without Tenor 62
      2. Tenors in Alphabetical Order with Their Patterns 63
Section C. The Latin Texts 68
      1. Alphabetical List 68
      2. Names and Dates Connected with Latin Motets 73
      3. Special Features in Latin Motets 74
      4. Relationships to the Tenors 75
      5. Text Contents 76
      6. The Poetic Formulation 77
      7. Large Editions of Latin Motet Texts 78
Section D. The French Texts 79
      1. Alphabetical List 79
      2. Names and Dates Connected with French Motets 90
      3. Reference to Places, Saints, and Others 92
      4. Musical and Poetic Terms Mentioned in French Motets 92
5. Relationship to the Tenors 94
6. Text Contents 94
7. The Poetic Formulation 96
8. Large Editions of French Motet Texts 98
Section E. Concordance between the Numbers of Motet Texts in LURE and TiTMEd 99
Section F. List of Refrains 104
Section G. The Manuscripts 133
      1. The Order of Manuscripts Established in the Catalogue 133
   a. Manuscripts Whose Entire Motet Contents Are Included in the Catalogue 134
   b. Theoretical Treatises 154
   c. Manuscripts Whose Motet Contents Are Only Partially Adduced 159
   d. Other Manuscripts Cited 163
      2. Alphabetical List of Manuscripts and Manuscript Sigla 164
Bibliography:
      1. Sigla of Periodicals and Serial Editions 174
      2. Articles, Books, Editions 176

Tischler, *Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets,* 3a: *Catalogue Raisonné, A*
Sample Pages	MS 40 Hans Tischler, The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part A. [iv]+[284] pp. 25 cm MS 40-3.1 978-0-93190-232-1 $77.00

The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part A. By Hans Tischler.

Contents:
Abbreviations and Symbols
Catalogue Nos. 1-165

Tischler, *Style and Evolution of the Earliest Motets,* 3b: *Catalogue Raisonné, B*
Sample Pages	MS 40 Hans Tischler, The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part B. [ii]+[378] pp. 25 cm MS 40-3.2 978-0-93190-239-0 $77.00

The Style and Evolution of The Earliest Motets (to Circa 1270). Volume III: Catalogue Raisonné, Part B. By Hans Tischler. Nos. 166-428. By Hans Tischler.

Contents:
Abbreviations and Symbols
Catalogue Nos. 166-428

24.06.2022

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