The calligraphy of medieval music / John Haines (ed.).

Chiefly papers from the conference of the same title held Sept. 21-23, 2007, at the University of Toronto.

Includes bibliographical references.

Part I, Writing medieval music: Toward a scientific palaeography of music / Michel Huglo ; The codicology of late medieval music manuscripts: some preliminary observations / Albert Derolez ; Manuscript production in Ethiopia: an ongoing practice / Getatchew Haile -- Part II, Early medieval notations: Calligraphy and the study of neumatic notations / Susan Rankin ; La notation neumatique bretonne : manuscrits et centres de diffusion (Xe-XIIe siècle) / Jean-Luc Deuffic ; Dating neumes according to their morphology : the corpus of Toledo / Susana Zapke ; Music writing styles in medieval Italy / Giacomo Baroffio ; Liturgical books and book production in the thirteenth-century diocese of Chartres : the case of Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, vat. lat. 4756 / Margot Fassler ; Some characteristic neumes in North French, Sicilian and Italian chant manuscripts / David Hiley ; The earliest developments in square notation : twelfth-century Aquitaine / Michel Huglo -- Part III, Later medieval notations: Notation in Carthusian liturgical books : preliminary remarks / Olivier Cullin ; Dominican and Franciscan books : similarities and differences between their notations / Michel Huglo ; On ligaturae and their properties : medieval music notation as esoteric writing / John Haines ; Interpreting the deluxe manuscript : exigencies of scribal practice and manuscript production in Machaut / Lawrence Earp ; The consequences of Ars Nova notation / Anna Maria Busse Berger ; The meeting of chant and polyphony in monophonic square notation from Cambrai Cathedral 1250-1550 / Barbara Haggh.

Fifteen contributions in English and 1 in French.

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