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MBO

31 maart 2026

CLIL - Music

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Amy Klipp, Honorine de Keijzer-Davies, Jasmin Back, Noortje Cras

17 december 2024

The science behind music reviews with Alex van der Hulst | In a Nutshell

How prominent is the male gaze in music reviews? Why are there no guilty pleasure songs? And how authentic can artists in an industry like the music industry really be? In this episode, Antonia delves into the world of music, more specifically, music reviews. Together with her guest, Alex van der Hulst, she explores the shift from rockism to popism, asks whether we can separate artists from their art, and remembers iconic and extremely inauthentic pop groups (yes, it’s Milli Vanilli and Boney M.). Alex van der Hulst is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Arts, where he researches popular music. His research focuses on how music reviews have shaped popular music and how they were shaped by it. Next to doing research, Alex also works as a journalist and is a writer of music reviews himself. If you want to know more about music reviews and popular music, make sure to follow Alex’s suggestion and read or watch High Fidelity. Edit: Jara Majerus Cover: Antonia Leise

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Jara Majerus, Antonia Leise, Alex van der Hulst

17 juni 2022

Early Music Theory

Early Music Theory is a web platform for the publishing of editions of medieval and early modern musical theory. Currently, the site hosts digital editions of some of the works of late medieval theorist Johannes Tinctoris, in addition to a bibliography and biography of the writer. The editions of Tinctoris’ texts are presented in a viewer that includes musical notation. The platform also includes commentary on the texts and links to Early Music Theory’s social media profiles, which are active as of 2020.

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Ronald Woodley

1 januari 2024

Early Music in the West

Contents Title page Dedication PROVISIONAL Information for Mac Users [2025-11-28] Table of Contents Foreword Production Notes Introduction Historical Preface Selected General Bibliography I. Chapter 1 – Legacy of the Ancient World A) The Cultivation of Music in Ancient Greece and Rome B) Traditions of Greek Musical Theory C) Music in Ancient Philosophy Chapter 1 – Summary and Bibliography II. Chapter 2 – Foundations of Christian Plainchant 5. A) Political and Ecclesiastical Conditions of Early Christianity B) Liturgy and Music of the Early Western Church C) The Liturgical Hours (Office) D) The Mass of the Roman Rite E) Regional Dialects of Latin Plainchant Chapter 2 – Summary and Bibliography III. Chapter 3 – Frankish Sacred Monophony and its Lineage 11. A) Cultural Revival under Charlemagne B) Plainchant Notation and Theory C) Sacred Music in Frankish Lands D) Music in a Romanesque Culture (Tenth and Eleventh Centuries) Chapter 3 – Summary and Bibliography IV. Chapter 4 – Traditions of Secular Monophony (to c. 1300) 16. A) Cultivation of Secular Latin Monophony in the Earlier Middle Ages (to c. 1100) B) Occitan Culture, The Cult of Courtly Love, and the Troubadours C) Extensions of the Troubadour Ideal D) Instrumental and Dance Music of the Middle Ages (to c. 1300) Chapter 4 – Summary and Bibliography V. Chapter 5 – Early Development of Polyphony (c. 775–1175) 21. A) Theory and Practice of Polyphony in the First Millennium B) Romanesque Polyphony C) The Emerging Notre-Dame School Chapter 5 – Summary and Bibliography VI. Chapter 6 – Ars Antiqua: Mensural Polyphony of the Notre-Dame School 25. A) Ecclesiastical, Intellectual, and Artistic Circles in High-Medieval France B) Sources, Genres, and Technical Issues of Gothic Polyphony C) Developments in the Thirteenth-Century Motet Chapter 6 – Summary and Bibliography VII. Chapter 7 – Ars Nova and the Fourteenth Century 29. A) Disasters, Discords, and Renewals of the 1300s B) Ars Nova—New Approaches to Musical Art after 1300 C) Repertoires and Practical Manifestations of the French Ars Nova Chapter 7 – Summary and Bibliography VIII. Chapter 8 – Cultural Crosscurrents in Late-Medieval Music 33. A) Political and Ecclesiastical Conditions in Western Europe approaching 1400 B) Late-Medieval Polyphony in Areas outside France C) French Ars Subtilior— Repertoire, Influences, and Aesthetic Outlook D) International Trends and Regional Musical Styles in the Early Fifteenth Century Chapter 8 – Summary and Bibliography IX. Epilogue X. List of Works Cited Appendix A – Historical Timelines of Medieval Era Appendix B – List of Recorded Examples and Scores Appendix C – Illustration Citations Appendix D- Alternative Text for Figures About the Author

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Kevin N. Moll

7 juni 2019

DIAMM (the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music)

DIAMM (the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music) is a leading resource for the study of medieval manuscripts. We present images and metadata for thousands of manuscripts on this website. We also provide a home for scholarly resources and editions, undertake digital restoration of damaged manuscripts and documents, publish high-quality facsimiles, and offer our expertise as consultants.

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Julia Craig-McFeely, Matthias Range, David Wyatt

17 september 2018

CPI Conductus: Thirteenth-Century Music and Poetry

A searchable catalogue of 12th- and 13th-century Latin conductus (liturgical poems not based on preexisting chants and set to music for one, two, or three voices). The catalogue may be searched or browsed by the incipit of the conductus, source manuscript, stanzaic form, syllabis/melismatic, and stanzas transmitted. Each entry includes the author, title, and text, information about editions if available, and manuscript witnesses, some with linked images on third-party websites (copyright may vary).

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Gregorio Bevilacqua, Mark Everist

1 juni 2023

Byzantium & Friends | 95. Rome and Byzantium in Heavy Metal music, with Jeremy Swist Thursday Jun 01, 2023

A conversation with Jeremy Swist (Brandeis University) on why some heavy metal bands write music about Roman and Byzantine history. Expect "good" and "bad" emperors to be reversed here! Jeremy has published much on this, including 'Satan's Empire: Ancient Rome's Anti-Christian Appeal in Extreme Metal,' Metal Music Studies 5 (2019) 35-51; 'Headbanging to Byzantium: The Reception of the Byzantine Empire in Metal Music,' in "What Byzantinism is this in Istanbul!" Byzantium in Popular Culture (Istanbul 2021) 200-231; and online, 'Enjoy My Flames' (Lapham's Quarterly) and 'Dawn of a Dark Age: Constantine the Great in Heavy Metal Music.'

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Anthony Kaldellis, Jeremy Swist

12 februari 2026

Van Halen | Radboud Reflects Lecture by Americanists Frank Mehring, Peter van der Heiden and Michail Zontos and guitarist Ralph Derksen

What can we learn from the Van Halen brothers when we are searching for our own place in life? The brothers Eddie and Alex van Halen, who grew up in Nijmegen, left for the US with high expectations, but were soon disappointed. Their story shows how creativity and music can make you resilient and lead to great music. Listen to Americanists Frank Mehring, Peter van der Heiden and Michail Zontos about how the music of Van Halen can be a source of inspiration for everyone. Their short lectures will be interspersed with live music by guitarist Ralph Derksen. Van Halen: Finding Your Groove As An Outsider | Lectures, Conversation and Live Music with Americanists Frank Mehring, Peter van der Heiden and Michail Zontos and guitarist Ralph Derksen Thursday 12 February 2026 | 20.00 – 21.30 hrs | Theaterzaal C, Radboud University Radboud Reflects, American Studies, RICH & Netherlands American Studies Association Read some quotes www.ru.nl/diensten/sport-cultu…en-en-michail-zontos

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Frank Mehring, Peter van der Heiden, Michail Zontos, Ralph Derksen

27 november 2024

Libguide Special Material

In this LibGuide you can read all about the Special Materials that Utrecht University Library holds. On each tab you will find information about how to find and access the several kinds of material. The types of material included are: manuscripts, early and rare printed works, maps and atlases, sheet music, and the testing materials library.

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Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht

17 juni 2022

Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum

The Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum is a database of digitized medieval Latin texts on the topic of music, broadly imagined. Housed at the University of Indiana, the project transcribes and digitizes texts on all topics related to medieval music from the 5th to 17th centuries and provides a database to house them. A user may search by title, author, topic, century, and numerous other qualities. Each text entry offers a brief synopsis and bibliography, including manuscripts in which the text appears. The TML clearly outlines their transcription policies and provides all their material for free via a Creative Commons license. NB: De site wordt momenteel hersteld.

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Jacobs School of Music Indiana University