Gordon KerrySep 2, 2024
Happy St Gregory the Great’s day, to those who celebrate. #plainchant https://youtu.be/LY_mUWD3xsA?si=vc7VpBsebeuUGMyy
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Patrick O'BeirneMay 26, 2024

#choir #chant #ireland
#SURVEY
#DCU, #MTU, #TCD are carrying out an exploratory study on attitudes of #Irish #choirs, in all contexts, to #plainchant as a historical and #liturgical repertory; to examine the relevance of plainchant and its uses by #amateur choirs in an Irish context, and seeks to establish whether engagement might be enhanced through access to workshops and digital resources.

https://forms.gle/eHZENk6jxNf8kCjm6

From: Giovanna Feeley
DCU School of Theology, Philosophy, and #Music

Exploring attitudes to learning and performing chant in Irish choral educational contexts.

The following questionnaire seeks to examine current attitudes to plainchant among Irish choral singers and directors of all ages and musical ability, and to investigate whether an interest in chant may be facilitated by greater access to online resources and both online and face-to-face training opportunities. There will be an optional focus group held to explore themes arising from questionnaire responses in due course (you can register your interest in response to question 9). This survey is part of a study being carried out by Dr Rhoda Dullea, MTU Cork School of Music, Dr Giovanna Feeley, School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music, DCU, and Dr Ann Buckley, Medieval History Research Centre, TCD. Please note that participation in any aspect of this study is voluntary and you can withdraw at any time without penalty. Throughout the survey your privacy will be protected and your participation will remain confidential. By completing the questionnaire, you indicate that your participation is voluntary. The questionnaire should take less than 10 minutes of your time. If you have questions about the survey or broader study, or wish to exercise your right to withdraw any aspect of your responses, please contact the administrator, Rhoda Dullea, at [email protected].

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Claire BarnesDec 28, 2023
🙏 @sapiens Such interesting questions from this project!
"Do you own a chant fragment or do you know someone who does? What do you know about its history and travels?"

https://nitter.net/DactF
#plainchant #MiddleAges @medievodons
Marianne C.E. GillionAug 15, 2023

Today is the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Some reformed communities continued to celebrate the feast after the Reformation; here’s the Alleluia Assumpta est Maria!

Source: Missale (Wittenberg: Lehmann, 1589)
Copy: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin 2” Dr 8354<a>
Link: http://resolver.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/SBB0000F01A00000000

#Assumption #Reformation #Reformazing #BookHistory #MusicalBookHistory #EarlyMusic #Plainchant #ProtestantPlainchant #Histodons

MISSALE,|| Hoc est || CANTICA, PRECES,|| ET LECTIONES SACRAE, QVAE || AD MISSAE OFFICIVM, EX PIO PRIMAE=||vae Ecclesiae instituto, in templis Christianorum,|| cantari usitate solent, in communem Ec=||clesiae Dei usum & utilitatem col=||lectae, ac in duas partes or=||dine distributę,|| A || MATTHAEO LVDE=||CO, ECCLESIAE CATHE=||dralis Havelbergensis Decano.|| Prior Pars || DE TEMPORE.|| ... || (Posterior Pars,|| DE || Sanctis.||)

Matthäus Luidke; Luidke, Matthäus; PPN: PPN766627225; Kategorien: Historische Drucke, Theologie, Musik

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marnixvb 🌍🌎🌏May 29, 2023

I am a bit wary of posting #lookwhatiamdoingtoday toots here (to counter that habit at Twitter)... But today is such a nice combo of studying #plainchant and preparing for a CCO rehearsal...🤫😉

#musicology #trombone

Clare BrydenMar 6, 2023

We're delighted that Judy Burgess will be joining us on 9 March and providing British Sign Language interpretation of the whole service.
8pm on 9 March
St Olave's #Church, #Exeter

#Compline #DailyOffice #BSL #BritishSignLanguage #Deaf #Sign #Signing #Plainchant #Polyphony #Choral #ChoralMusic #Instrumental #InstrumentalMusic #Mountain #Tabor #Transfiguration

https://graceupongrace.org.uk/compline-st-olaves-2023/

"Compline: A contemplative journey through Lent" in St Olave's Church - Grace Upon Grace

The ancient close-of-the-day service of Compline, with plainchant and polyphony. Hosted by Margaret Aagesen Hughes (Soprano) and Clare Bryden (Alto). Featuring musicians Andrew Maries (Oboe), Sophie Brewer (Flute), Catherine Bradley (Cello), John Draisey (Keyboard) and the music of Andrew Wilson.

Grace Upon Grace
DarcyDec 25, 2022
Please enjoy this #Plainchant version of #RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer, which I love.
#ChristmasCarols #ChristmasMusic
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BwkH1SAwphY&feature=share
Reno erat Rudolphus

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Claire EylesDec 2, 2022
#JukeBoxFridayNight And now for something completely different. I hear we're going with instrumentals this evening, so how about vocal instrumental. #KyrieEleison performed by #EnsembleOrganum in the 6th Century #Byzantine style of #PlainChant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDJtBh3LGJg&ab_channel=Callixtus
Old Roman chant - Kyrie eleison

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Show threadTransform Cultural EvolutionNov 18, 2022

Call for #bioinformatics consultancy - boosts welcome!

The Genome of Melody project is looking for a bioinformatics consultant for applying MSAs and #phylogenetics on #plainchant melodies. GBP ~40/hour (paid in CZK), ~80 hrs. Starts in January. Location: Prague or Remote. Write to: [email protected]

https://ces-transformationfund.org/our-projects/genome-of-melody/

Genome of Melody - Cultural Evolution Society Transformation Fund

Cultural Evolution Society Transformation Fund
Transform Cultural EvolutionNov 18, 2022
You hear "#genome" and you think...
... #melody? as in, #music?
Yes.
The Genome Of Melody project by Jan Hajic and Klára Mühlová applies #bioinformatics methods to the evolution of plainchant and sacred song (and are looking for a consultant - check below).
In #medieval Europe, #plainchant was everywhere - and it was supposed to be the same everywhere. That obviously didn't work, but what was really going on - what were the patterns and mechanisms of change?
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