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Originally published by the Institute of Medieval Music; now distributed by AIM:
Brockett, Chants of the Mozarabic Rite

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MS 15 Clyde Waring Brockett, Jr., Antiphons, Responsories and other Chants of the Mozarabic Rite.
xiii+294 pp. 26 cm
MS 15
978-0-91202-485-1
$66.00 |
Antiphons, Responsories and other Chants of the Mozarabic Rite. A study of the repertoire.
Contents:
Acknowledgements V
List of Illustrations XI
List of Musical Examples and Tables XII
Key to the Abbreviations Used XIII
Introduction 1
PART I. MOZARABIC CHANT IN HISTORY
Chapter 1. The Liturgical Books 13
Dating of the Codices-In General 15
Description and Significance of the Principal Codex Types 17
Narrowly Classified Types of Mozarabic Liturgical Books 21
Preliminaries to the Catalog 24
CATALOG OF MOZARABIC CHANT SOURCES 26
Related Sources 66
Chapter 2. Historical Concepts. 69
Historical Continuation of the Liturgy 69
Progress of the in Northern and its Effect on the Church 72
Ecclesiastical of Toledo and León 75
The Chants not found in the of León 88
Enigma of the Broken Tradition 88
Chapter 3. The Notation 91
Neuma sine lineis: puteus sine fune 91
Types of Mozarabic Musical Notation 95
Steps toward Deciphering the Notation 105
Problems Met in Cheironomic Notations 121
PART II. STRUCTURE AND USAGE OF THE CHANTS
Chapter 4. The Antiphons 129
Chapter 5. The Responsories 138
Chapter 6. The Other Chants 143
Chants sung at Vespers and Matins 143
Chants sung at Mass 144
Occasional Chants 148
Chapter 7. The Perspective Mozarabic Chant 154
Bibliography 158
Supplementary Tables and Appendices 166
Table 1. Index of Mozarabic Chant Manuscripts Alphabetically Arranged by Location 166
Table 2. Index of Mozarabic Chant Manuscripts Grouped by Liturgical Type 168
Table 3. Chants In Manuscripts In Toledan Notation 170
Antiphons 171
Responsories 203
Other Chants 209
Table 4. Chants Contained in the Antiphonal of León In Manuscripts in Leonese Notation 219
Antiphons 219
Responsories 220
Other Chants 222
Appendices 224
Appendix I. Codex T1 (Madrid, B.N. MS. 10.001, Folio 172v) Reconstruction of Texts 224
Appendix II. Re-Copy of Ms. 13.060 of the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid (Chant Only) Containing
the Officia of St. Martin, St. Aemilianus, and the Assumption of St. Mary 226
Index of Initia with Listing of Concordances 257
Appendix III. Copy of the Chant Portions in Toledo Cathedral Codex 35.6 259
Index of Initia with Listing of Concordances 272
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