Cambridge University Press Cambridge Early Music History Vol 27 - Medieval Music Studies

Explore the depths of musical evolution with Early Music History: Volume 27. Published by Cambridge University Press, this scholarly volume focuses on the period from the early Middle Ages through the end of the seventeenth century. This collection serves as an essential resource for researchers and academics interested in the broad scope of historical musicology. This volume presents diverse studies including manuscript studies, textual criticism, and iconography. It examines the connections between music and society, as well as the relationship between words and music. By prioritizing interdisciplinary approaches and new methodological ideas, this journal provides a deep look into the academic study of early music. Volume 27 includes specific research topics such as John Hothby and the cult of St Regulus at Lucca, Johannes de Grocheio and Aristotelian natural philosophy, and studies on Tinctoris. Whether you are a student of classical music history or a professional researcher, this volume offers significant academic value through its rigorous scholarly contributions.