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OverviewThis volume concerns a music manuscript written at the end of the fifteenth century and associated with the Brethren of the Common Life at Zwolle. The manuscript is bound together with an incunable containing one of the most influential theological treatises of the Devotio moderna: the De spiritualibus ascensionibus of Gerard Zerbolt of Zutphen. The music manuscript contains 25 one-part hymns and two text excerpts on the Four Last Things (death, judgement, heaven, and hell), the core theme of the Brethren’s penitential meditation. The book deals with the codicological construction of the book, the transmission, and the function of the songs in their context of the practice of pentitential meditation. The multidisciplinary study makes an important contribution to research on hymns in the late Middle Ages as well as on the music and spirituality of the Devotio moderna. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Ulrike Hascher-BurgerPublisher: Brill Imprint: Brill Volume: 28 Dimensions: Width: 16.00cm , Height: 2.60cm , Length: 24.00cm Weight: 0.751kg ISBN: 9789004161511ISBN 10: 9004161511 Pages: 342 Publication Date: 20 July 2007 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock  The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Language: German Table of ContentsVorwort I. Einleitung I.1. Zur Forschungsgeschichte I.2. Zur Geschichte des Bandes Emmanuelshuizen VI I.3. Zum Fraterhaus St. Gregorius in Zwolle II. Kodikologische Aspekte II.1. Aufbau II.2. Einband II.3. Lagenaufbau II.4. Papier II.5. Schrift II.6. Notation II.7. Dekoration II.8. Verbindungen zur Inkunabel II.9. Überlegungen zu Datierung und Lokalisierung II.10. Evaluation Beilage 1: Verteilung der Initialen zu Beginn der Lieder und Textauszüge III. Zur Überlieferung der Gesänge III.1. Forschungsansätze III.2. Parallele Überlieferung III.3. Singuläre Überlieferung III.4. Kontrafakturen III.5. Zur Überlieferung der Musik IV. Zum Inhalt der Liederhandschrift IV.1. Die Liturgie als Basis für die Melodieauswahl IV.2. Der Themenkreis der Liedersammlung: die quattuor novissima IV.3. Die unnotierten Textauszüge Beilage 2: Rubriken und Gattungen V. Zur Funktion des Liedteils V.1. Zwolle Emm VI als Rapiarium mit Musik V.2. Der Traktat De spiritualibus ascensionibus V.3. Die Randnotizen der Inkunabel V.4. Anleitungen zur Bußmeditation in Kreisen der Devotio moderna V.5. Die Verbindung von Liederhandschrift und Bußmeditation Beilage 3: Die Randnotizen der Inkunabel VI. Meditationsübungen und geistliche Lieder VI.1. Die Meditation in den consuetudines des Zwoller Fraterhauses VI.2. Der liturgische Hintergrund VI.3. Meditation und Handarbeit VI.4. Bußmeditation und geistliches Lied VI.5. Überlegungen zum Benutzerkreis der Liedersammlung VII. Editionsprinzipien VII.1. Text VII.2. Notation VII.3. Kritische Apparate VII.4. Layout VII.5. Faksimile Edition Faksimile Anhang - Alphabetisches Initienverzeichnis - Initienverzeichnis in der Reihenfolge der Handschrift - Kommentar zu den einzelnen Liedern und Texten - Handschriften und frühe Drucke - Literaturverzeichnis - Abkürzungsverzeichnis - Elektronische Publikationen - Namensregister - Ortsregister - Sachregister Zusammenfassung SummaryReviews"""... meticulous and careful scholarship ... This edition ... not only illuminates the role of music within the Devotio Moderna, but also makes an important contribution to the understanding of late medieval hymnody, and at the same time illuminates facets of the sixteenth-century movements of renaissance and reform. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of this edition and study"". Robin A. Leaver, Yale University and Queen's University, Belfast. In: Church History and Religious Culture, Vol. 89, No. 4 (2009), pp. 572-574." ... meticulous and careful scholarship ... This edition ... not only illuminates the role of music within the Devotio Moderna, but also makes an important contribution to the understanding of late medieval hymnody, and at the same time illuminates facets of the sixteenth-century movements of renaissance and reform. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of this edition and study . Robin A. Leaver, Yale University and Queen's University, Belfast. In: Church History and Religious Culture, Vol. 89, No. 4 (2009), pp. 572-574. Author InformationUlrike Hascher-Burger, Ph.D. (2002, Utrecht University) in Musicology, has a research affiliation to Utrecht University. She has published on late medieval music manuscripts, especially from the Devotio moderna, including Gesungene Innigkeit (Brill, 2002). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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