ANNOUNCEMENT: Journal of the Alamire Foundation, new issue now available
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We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of the Journal of the Alamire Foundation (Spring 2012), with a thematic section devoted to Adrian Willaert.
Theme: Adrian Willaert Guest Editor: Simon Van Damme
Simon Van Damme, Introduction
Tim Shephard, Finding Fame: Fashioning Adrian Willaert c. 1518
David Kidger, Willaert�s Liber Quinque Missarum: The First Venetian Print Devoted to the Music of the Maestro di Cappella of San Marco
Katelijne Schiltz, Adrian Willaert�s Hymn for the Holy Shroud
Timothy R. McKinney, Crosscurrents of Venetian Style and Patronage in Adrian Willaert�s Ne l�amar�e fredd�onde
Free papers
Lisa Urkevich, The Wings of the Bourbon: The Early Provenance of the Chansonnier London, British Library, Ms. Royal 20 A. XVI
Fabrice Fitch, �Virtual� Ascriptions in Ms. AugsS 142a: A Window on Alexander Agricola�s Late Style
Research and Performance Practice Forum
David Catalunya and Paul Poletti, Late Medieval Strung Keyboard Instruments: New Reflections and Attempts at Reconstruction
The Journal of the Alamire Foundation appears twice a year, in both print and electronic forms. The primary aim of the Journal is to provide a critical forum for the most recent and outstanding research, both by younger scholars and leading international specialists, on music in or related to the Low Countries up to the end of the Ancien R�gime. The principal language of the Journal is English, but contributions in any commonly understood scholarly language will be considered.
For information on subscriptions or contributions see:
www.alamirefoundation.org/en/publications/journal-alamire-foundation
periodicals at brepols.net
General editors:
David Burn � Katelijne Schiltz
Editorial board:
Barbara Haggh � Christian Leitmeir � Pedro Memelsdorff � Klaus Pietschmann � Dorit Tanay � Giovanni Zanovello
Advisory board:
Bonnie J. Blackburn � M. Jennifer Bloxam � Anna Maria Busse-Berger � Fabrice Fitch � Sean Gallagher � David Hiley � Andrew Kirkman � Karl K�gle � John Milsom � Emilio Ros-Fabregas � Rudolf Rasch � Thomas Schmidt-Beste � Eugeen Schreurs � Reinhard Strohm � Philippe Vendrix � Rob C. Wegman
Theme: Adrian Willaert Guest Editor: Simon Van Damme
Simon Van Damme, Introduction
Tim Shephard, Finding Fame: Fashioning Adrian Willaert c. 1518
David Kidger, Willaert�s Liber Quinque Missarum: The First Venetian Print Devoted to the Music of the Maestro di Cappella of San Marco
Katelijne Schiltz, Adrian Willaert�s Hymn for the Holy Shroud
Timothy R. McKinney, Crosscurrents of Venetian Style and Patronage in Adrian Willaert�s Ne l�amar�e fredd�onde
Free papers
Lisa Urkevich, The Wings of the Bourbon: The Early Provenance of the Chansonnier London, British Library, Ms. Royal 20 A. XVI
Fabrice Fitch, �Virtual� Ascriptions in Ms. AugsS 142a: A Window on Alexander Agricola�s Late Style
Research and Performance Practice Forum
David Catalunya and Paul Poletti, Late Medieval Strung Keyboard Instruments: New Reflections and Attempts at Reconstruction
The Journal of the Alamire Foundation appears twice a year, in both print and electronic forms. The primary aim of the Journal is to provide a critical forum for the most recent and outstanding research, both by younger scholars and leading international specialists, on music in or related to the Low Countries up to the end of the Ancien R�gime. The principal language of the Journal is English, but contributions in any commonly understood scholarly language will be considered.
For information on subscriptions or contributions see:
www.alamirefoundation.org/en/publications/journal-alamire-foundation
periodicals at brepols.net
General editors:
David Burn � Katelijne Schiltz
Editorial board:
Barbara Haggh � Christian Leitmeir � Pedro Memelsdorff � Klaus Pietschmann � Dorit Tanay � Giovanni Zanovello
Advisory board:
Bonnie J. Blackburn � M. Jennifer Bloxam � Anna Maria Busse-Berger � Fabrice Fitch � Sean Gallagher � David Hiley � Andrew Kirkman � Karl K�gle � John Milsom � Emilio Ros-Fabregas � Rudolf Rasch � Thomas Schmidt-Beste � Eugeen Schreurs � Reinhard Strohm � Philippe Vendrix � Rob C. Wegman
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