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Hamline studies in musicology

by: Krenek, Ernst, 1900-1991; Hamline University. School of Fine Arts

Publication date: 1945

Topics: Music

Publisher: Minneapolis, Burgess Pub. Co.

Collection: Wellesley_College_Library; blc; americana

Contributor: Wellesley College Library

Language: English

v. 1. An analysis of the design of the "Caput" masses by Dufay and Okeghem in their metric and rhythmic aspects, by R.G. Harris.--A contribution to the problem of mode in mediaeval music, by Virginia Seay.--A study of linear design in Gregorian chant and music written in the twelve-tone technique, by Martha Johnson.--v. 2. A discussion of the treatment of dissonances in Okeghem's masses as compared with the contrapuntal theory of Johannes Tinctoris, by Ernst Krenek. A study of conflicting key-signatures in Francesco Landini's music, by Martha Johnson

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