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Instruments and their Music in the Middle Ages Music in Medieval Europe Series Editor: Thomas Forrest Kelly Titles ni the Series: Chant and its Origins Thomas Forrest Kelly Oral and Written Transmission in Chant Thomas Forrest Kelly Embellishing the Liturgy Alejandro Enrique Planchart Poets and Singers Elizabeth Aubrey Ars antiqua Edward H. Roesner Ars nova John L. Nadas and Michael Scott Cuthbert Instruments and their Music ni the Middle segA Timothy J McGee Instruments and their Music in the Middle Ages Edited by Timothy .J McGee First published 2009 by Ashgate Publishing Published 2016 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017, USA Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business Copyright ©Timothy J. McGee 2009. For copyright of individual articles please refer to the Acknowledgements. Wherever possible, these reprints era made from a copy ofthe original printing, but these can themselves eb of very variable .ytilauq Whilst the publisher has made every effort to ensure the quality of the reprint, some variability may inevitably remain. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. Notice: Product or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks, and are used only for identification and explanation without intent to infringe. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Instruments and their music in the Middle Ages. - (Music ni medieval Europe) I. Musical instruments - Europe -History- oT 0051 .2 Music - 500-1400 -History dna criticism I. McGee, Timothy .T. 1.487 '94'0902 Library of Congress Control Number: 2007943184 ISBN: 9780754627623 (hbk) Contents Acknowledgements vii Series Preface xi Introduction xiii PART I CLASSIFICATIONS AND LISTS OF INSTRUMENTS Edmund .A Bowles ,)4591( 'Haut and :saB ehT Grouping of Musical Instruments ni eht Middle Ages', Musica Disciplina, ,8 .pp 115-40. 3 2 Christopher Page (1982), 'German Musicians and Their Instruments: A -ht41 Century Account yb Konrad ofMegenberg', Early ,cisuM ,01 .pp 192-200. 29 3 Joscelyn Godwin (1977), 'Mains srevid acors', Early Music, ,5 .pp 148-59, [39-52]. 39 4 Anthony Baines ,)0591( 'Fifteenth-Century Instruments ni Tinctoris's De lnventione et usU Musicae', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,3 .pp 19-26. 35 5 Richard Rastall (1974), 'Some English Consort-Groupings of eht Late Middle Ages', Music and Letters, ,55 .pp 179-202. 16 PART II KEYBOARDS 6 Edmund .A selwoB ,)6691( 'On the Origin ofthe Keyboard Mechanism ni eht etaL Middle Ages', Technology and ,erutluC ,7 .pp 152-62. 78 7 niwdE .M nipiR ( ,)5791 'Towards na noitacifitnedI ofthe Chekker', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,82 .pp I 1-25. I 50 8 divaD Kinsela ( ,)8991 'The Capture of eht Chekker', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,15 .pp 64-85. 321 9 niwdE .M nipiR ,)4791( 'The Norrlanda nagrO dna eht tnehG Altarpiece', ni Gustaf ,).de(_mortselliH tfirhcstseF ot tsnrE ,remiehsmE aidutS murotnemurtsni eacisum ,siralupop ,llI :mlohkcotS aksidroN ,regalrofkisuM .pp 193-96,286-88, [145-55]. 541 PART III PLUCKED STRINGS I 0 Howard Mayer nworB (1983), 'The Trecento Harp', ni Stanley namrooB ,).de( Studies ni eht Performance of Late Medieval Music, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, .pp 35-73. 951 11 David Fallows (1977), '15th-Century Tablatures rof Plucked Instruments: A Summary, a Revision and a Suggestion', Lute Society Journal, ,91 .pp 7-33. 207 21 Christopher Page (1981), 'The 15th-Century :etuL New and Neglected Sources', Early ,cisuM ,9 .pp 11-21. 142 vi Instruments and their cisuM ni eht elddiM Ages 31 Laurence Wright (1977), 'The Medieval Gittern and Citole: A Case of Mistaken Identity', ehT Galpin Society Journal, 30, .pp .24--8 352 PART VI BOWED STRINGS 41 Howard Mayer Brown (1989), 'The Trecento Fiddle and sti Bridges', Early ,cisuM 17, .pp 308-29. 392 51 Mary Remnant (1968), 'Rebec, Fiddle and Crowd ni England', Proceedings of eht Royal Musical Association, ,59 .pp 15-27. 513 61 Mary Remnant (1969), 'Rebec, Fiddle and Crowd ni England: Some Further Observations', Proceedings ofthe Royal Musical Association, ,69 .pp 149-50. 133 71 Christopher egaP (1974), 'An Aspect of Medieval Fiddle Construction', Early ,cisuM ,2 .pp 166-67. 533 81 Keith Polk ( ,)9891 'Vedel and Geige- Fiddle and :loiV German String Traditions ni the Fifteenth Century', Journal of eht American Musicological Society, ,24 .pp .64--405 337 PARTY WINDS 91 Peter Downey (1984), 'The Renaissance Slide Trumpet: Fact or Fiction?', Early ,cisuM ,21 pp. 26-33. 383 20 Herbert .W Myers (1989), 'Slide Trumpet Madness: Fact or Fiction?', Early ,cisuM 17, .pp 382-89. 193 12 Keith Polk ( ,)9891 'The Trombone, the Slide Trumpet and the Ensemble Tradition ofthe Early Renaissance', Early ,cisuM ,71 .pp 389-97. 399 22 Ross .W niffuD ( ,)9891 'The trompette sed menestrels ni the 15th-century alta capella', Early ,cisuM ,71 .pp .204--793 409 32 Timothy .J McGee (1992-95), 'Misleading Iconography: The Case ofthe "Adimari Wedding Cassone"', ogamI ,eacisuM IX-XII, .pp 139-57. 514 24 ssoR .W niffuD ,)7991( 'Backward slleB dna lerraB :slleB Some Notes no eht Early History of duoL Instruments', Historic ssarB Society Journal, ,9 .pp 113-29. 435 PART IV REPERTORY 52 Lloyd Hibberd ( ,)6491 'On "Instrumental Style" ni Early Melody', Musical Quarterly, 32, .pp I 07-30. 554 26 Timothy .J McGee (1986), 'Instruments and the Faenza Codex', Early ,cisuM ,41 .pp 480-90. 479 27 Edmund .A Bowles (1958), 'Musical Instruments ta the Medieval Banquet', Revue Belge ed Musicologie, ,21 .pp 41-51. 489 28 Edmund .A Bowles (1958), 'Musical Instruments ni Civic Processions during the Middle Ages', Acta Musicologica, 33, .pp 147-61. 105 Index 517 Acknowledgements ehT editor dna publishers wish ot thank the following rof permission ot use copyright material. Cambridge University Press rof eht :yasse Howard Mayer Brown ( ,)3891 'The Trecento Harp', ni Stanley Boorman ,).de( Studies ni eht Performance of Late Medieval Music, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, .pp 35-73. Copyright © 3891 Cambridge University Press, reproduced with permission. ssoR niffuD rof eht :yasse ssoR .W niffuD ,)7991( 'Backward slleB dna lerraB :slleB emoS setoN no eht ylraE yrotsiH of duoL Instruments', cirotsiH ssarB Society ,lanruoJ ,9 .pp .92-311 Copyright Clearance Center rof eht :yasse Keith Polk ,)9891( 'Vedel and Geige - Fiddle and :loiV German String Traditions ni eht Fifteenth Century', Journal of eht American Musicological Society, ,24 .pp 504-46. ehT Galpin Society rof eht :syasse Anthony Baines ( ,)0591 'Fifteenth-Century Instruments ni Tinctoris's eD Inventione et usU Musicae', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,3 .pp 19-26; niwdE .M nipiR (1975), 'Towards na noitacifitnedI of eht Chekker', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,82 .pp 11-25; David Kinsela ,)8991( 'The Capture of eht Chekker', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,15 .pp 64-85; Laurence Wright ,)7791( 'The Medieval Gittern and Citole: A Case of Mistaken Identity', ehT Galpin Society Journal, ,03 .pp 8-42. ehT Johns snikpoH University sserP for eht :yasse Edmund .A Bowles (1966), 'On eht Origin of eht Keyboard Mechanism ni eht etaL Middle Ages', ygolonhceT and ,erutluC ,7 .pp 152- .26 Copyright© ehT Society rof the History of .ygolonhceT Libreria Musicale Italiana rof eht :yasse Timothy .J McGee (1992-95), 'Misleading Iconography: ehT Case of eht "Adimari Wedding Cassone'", Imago Musicae, IX-XII, .pp 105-20. etuL Society rof the :yasse divaD swollaF (1977), '15th-Century Tablatures rof Plucked :stnemurtsnI A ,yrammuS a noisiveR dna a Suggestion', Lute Society Journal, ,91 .pp 7-33. Oxford University Press rof eht :syasse Christopher Page ,)2891( 'German Musicians and Their Instruments: A 14th-Century Account yb Konrad of Megenberg', Early Music, ,01 .pp 192-200; Joscelyn Godwin (1977), 'Mains srevid acors', Early ,cisuM ,5 .pp 148-59; Richard Rastall (1974), 'Some English Consort-Groupings of the Late Middle Ages', Music and Letters, ,55 .pp 179-202; Christopher Page (1981), 'The 15th-Century :etuL New and Neglected Sources', Early ,cisuM ,9 .pp 11-21; Howard Mayer Brown ,)9891( 'The Trecento Fiddle and sti Bridges', Early ,cisu M 17, .pp 308-29; Mary Remnant (1968), 'Rebec, Fiddle and Crowd in England', Proceedings of eht Royal Musical Association, ,59 .pp 15-27; viii Instruments and their Music ni the Middle Ages Mary Remnant ( ,)9691 'Rebec, Fiddle and Crowd ni England: Some Further Observations', Proceedings of the Royal Musical Association, ,69 .pp 149-50; Christopher egaP (1974), 'An Aspect of Medieval Fiddle Construction', Early Music, ,2 .pp 166-67; Peter Downey (1984), 'The Renaissance Slide Trumpet: Fact or Fiction?', Early Music, ,21 .pp 26-33; Herbert .W Myers (1989), 'Slide Trumpet Madness: Fact or Fiction?', Early Music, ,71 .pp 382-89; Keith Polk (1989), 'The Trombone, the Slide Trumpet and the Ensemble Tradition of the Early Renaissance', Early Music, ,71 .pp 389-97; ssoR .W niffuD ( ,)9891 'The trompette des menestrels ni the 15th-century alta capella', Early Music, ,71 .pp ;204--793 Lloyd Hibberd ( ,)6491 'On "Instrumental Style" ni Early Melody', Musical Quarterly, 32, .pp I 07-30. Societe Belge ed Musicologie for the essay: EdmundA. Bowles (1958), 'Musical Instruments ta the Medieval Banquet', Revue Beige ed Musicologie, ,21 .pp 41-51. Images Biblioteca Civica for the image: Plate .9 Lady playing the harp yb Giovannino de'Grassi; Bergamo, Biblioteca Civica, MS ~'VII, ,41 .f 3v (reproduced y b permission of the library). Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana for the image: Plate .2 A man playing a harp to a swan; Florence, Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, SM Ashburnham 321 (50), 1.f v (reproduced yb permission ofthe library). Bibliotheque Royale ed Belgique for the image: Fig. .01 Astronomical clock (left), linkwork (centre), and carillon with a striking mechanism (right). From L'Horloge de Sapience (Bibliotheque Royale ed Belgique, Brussels, MS VT ,111 .lof .).v31 Bodleian Library, University of Oxford for the images: Angel lutenist with other musicians. From the translation ofBartholomaeus Angelicus' De Proprietatibus Rerum yb .J Corbichon, revised by .P Ferget (Proprieties sed choses, Lyons, .)1941 Detail from prefactory woodcut to Book .2 on God and the angels. Reproduced yb permission from Oxford, Bodleian Library, Auct. I. Q.3.35; A lutenist leading men and women ni a dance in the sixth age of the world. From .H Schedel, Liber Cronicarum (1493), .r712.f The accompanying text includes the sentence Cum in traiecto hominess ultriusque sex su super pontem core si ca vanitatibus operam daren't ('In crossing over the bridge people of both sexes give themselves over to dances and vainglory'). Reproduced yb permission from Oxford, Bodleian Library, Douce 304. British Library for the image: Figure .4 yB permission of The British .yrarbiL U-shaped trumpet (detail) morf na historiated Paduan Bible (late fourteenth century). British ,yrarbiL Add. SM 15277, .lof ,43 image XXIII. Cambridge University Press for the image: Fig. .8 Reconstruction of the escapement mechanism ofSu Sung's clock. From .J Needham, .W Ling and .D Price, Heavenly Clockwork (New :kroY Cambridge University Press, .)0591 Chantilly, musee Conde for the image: etalP .7 Coronation of the nigriV with saints and angels yb Giovanni lad Ponte, 141 ;0 Copyright © RMN/ Harry Brejat. Instruments and their cisuM ni eht elddiM Ages xi Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH for the images: Figure I. S-shaped trumpet (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht Noble (ca.l405). Cleveland Museum of Art, Purchase from the .rM and Mrs. William .H Marlatt Fund. 64.40, .lof 316r. All photos from this manuscript reproduced with permission; Figure .2 U-shaped trumpet (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof I 06v.; Figure .3 U-shaped trumpet (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof 271r.; Figure .7 Barrel-bell instrument (detail) from the sruoH ofCharles eht ,elboN fol. 52v.; Figure .8 Barrel-bell instrument (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof 53v.; Figure .9 Barrel-bell instrument (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof 101v.; Figure .01 Barrel-bell instrument (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof ;.v811 Figure .21 Barrel-bell instrument (detail) from the sruoH of Charles eht ,elboN .lof 240v. Direktion der Bayerischen Staatsgemaldesammlungen for the image: Plate .5 Assumption of eht nigriV by Lippo Memmi or Simone Martini (or Martini's Avignon workshop); Munich, Alte Pinakothek (reproduced by permission of the Gallery). Durham Cathedral Library for the image: The Durham Crwth Durham Cathedral Library, MS Hunter I 00, .F 6 Copyright © Durham Cathedral. 2 v. Gymnasium Casimirianum, Coburg for the image: Fig. .4 Doucemelle. From Otto von Passau, "24 Old Men of the Apocalypse" (detail) (Gymnasium Casimirianum, Coburg, MS 8789, fol. 3 .).r Museum Boijmans naV Beuningen, Rotterdam for the image: .giF .2 Clavichord-type instrument. From Geertgen tot Sint Jans, "Glorification ofthe Virgin" (detail). National Library of the Czech Republic for the image: .3 (p. 167) Angel musician, early ht41 century Velislav Bible. Prague University Library MS 412 .lof .r27 Courtesy of the Librarian. The Pierpont Morgan Library, Photographic credit for the images: Figure .5 Barrell-bell shawm in "Ahasuerus's Feast" (detail) from Speculum humanae salvationis (ca.1400). The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, MS M.766, fol.64. Reproduced with permission; Figure .31 Barrel-bell instrument in "The Court ofKublai Khan" (detail) from Le Livre des merveilles d'Asie (ca.1400). The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, MS M.723, fol.l45. Reproduced with permission. StJohn's College, Cambridge for the image: .4 .p( 167) Reinmar the fiddler, ht41 century St John's College, Cambridge. MS B 81 .lof .1 Courtesy of the Librarian. Thames and Hudson for the image: Plate .01 Virgin and Child with angels by a Pisan follower of Tadeo di Bartolo (homeless) (after Berenson, Homeless paintings, by permission of the publishers). From Berenson, 'Homeless Paintings of the Renaissance', Thames and Hudson, Ltd., London, 1969. Universitatsbibliothek Heidelberg for the image: I. .p( 166) Modem Greek lyra Manessische Liederhandschrift. Heidelberg University library col. Pal. Germ. 848 .lof 312r. Courtesy of the Librarian.

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