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Music Theory In Late Medieval Avignon Magister Johannes Pipardi 1st Edition Karen M Cook

Name: Music Theory In Late Medieval Avignon Magister Johannes Pipardi 1st Edition Karen M Cook
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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.11 MB

Pages: 170

Author: Karen M. Cook

ISBN: 9780367691288, 0367691280

Language: English

Year: 2021

Edition: 1

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Music Theory In Late Medieval Avignon Magister Johannes Pipardi 1st Edition Karen M Cook by Karen M. Cook 9780367691288, 0367691280 instant download after payment.

The manuscript Seville, Biblioteca Colombina y Capitular 5-2-25, a composite of dozens of theoretical treatises, is one of the primary witnesses to late medieval music theory. Its numerous copies of significant texts have been the focus of substantial scholarly attention to date, but the shorter, unattributed, or fragmentary works have not yet received the same scrutiny. In this monograph, Cook demonstrates that a small group of such works, linked to the otherwise unknown Magister Johannes Pipudi, is in fact much more noteworthy than previous scholarship has observed. The not one but two copies ofDe arte cantusare in fact one of the earliest known sources for theLibellus cantus mensurabilis, purportedly by Jean des Murs and the most widely copied music theory treatise of its day, whileRegulae contrapunctus, Nota quod novem sunt species contrapunctus, and a concluding set of notes in Catalan are early witnesses to the popularArs contrapunctitreatises also attributed to des Murs. Disclosing newly discovered biographical information, it is revealed that Pipudi is most likely one Johannes Pipardi, familiar to Cardinal Jean de Blauzac, Vicar-General of Avignon. Cook provides the first biographical assessment for him and shows that late fourteenth-century Avignon was a plausible chronological and geographical milieu for the Seville treatises, hinting provocatively at a possible route of transmission for theLibellusfrom Paris to Italy. The monograph concludes with new transcriptions and the first English translations of the treatises.