How medieval manuscripts turned sacred music into visual art
In short: Discover the ethereal connection between medieval musical notation and sacred ritual through a live performance of Gregorian chants, as scholars explore how illuminated choir book pages bridged the gap between sound and sight.
This lecture and performance, held on March 22, 2009, examines the intricate relationship between medieval musical notation, text, and ritual. Directed by Lionheart co-founder and Mannes College teacher Richard Porterfield, the event showcases Schola Cantorum students singing chants taken from illuminated choir book pages held by The Met.
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