WESTERN PLAINCHANT IN THE FIRST MILLENNIUM: STUDIES OF THE MEDIEVAL
LITURGY AND ITS MUSIC IN HONOR OF JAMES W. MCKINNON
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Wilson Library
Friday, Saturday and Sunday January 15 -- 17, 1999
PROGRAM:
Session I, Friday January 15 (2:00 - 5:00): The Formation of the Liturgy
and its Music
David G. Hughes (chair): "From the Advent Project to the Late Middle
Ages: Some Issues of Transmission"
Thomas Talley: "Afterthoughts on The Origins of the Liturgical Year"
Joseph Dyer: "The Music of Monasticism"
Peter Jeffery: "Monastic Reading and the Emerging Roman Chant Repertory"
Session II, Saturday January 16 (9:00 - 12:00): Cantus et Ratio (Theory,
Chant, and Notation)
Charles Atkinson (chair): "Glosses on Music and Grammar and the Advent
of Music Writing in the West"
László Dobszay: [title forthcoming]
Edward Nowacki: "Reading the Melodies of the Old Roman Mass Proper: A
Defense"
Michel Huglo: "The Harmonics Diagrams Interpolated in the Musica Isidori"
Session III, Saturday January 16 (2:00 - 5:00): Carolingian and
Post-Carolingian Chant I
Thomas Kelly (chair): "Modal Melismas at Sens"
Kenneth Levy: "An Ante-Evangelium Reclaimed"
Alejandro Planchart: "The Geography of Martinmas"
David Hiley: "Patterns of Transmission in Early Chant Sources for the
Office: The Sanctorale"
Session IV, Sunday January 17 (9:00 - 12:00): Carolingian and
Post-Carolingian Chant II
Ruth Steiner (chair): "Communions with Multiple Melodies: An Overview of
Some Recent Research"
Calvin Bower: [title forthcoming]
Richard Crocker: "Singing the Nuance"
Raleigh-Durham International Airport is approximately 25 minutes from
Chapel Hill. The Carolina Inn (919-933-2001) provides comfortable and
reasonable accommodation, and is a three minute walk from Wilson Library.
Other nearby hotels include the Siena (919-929-0918); the Sheraton
(919-968-4900); and the University Inn (919-932-3000). Please email
questions to Brad Maiani ([log in to unmask]), or call (919) 962-3475
(voice); (919) 962-3376 (fax).
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