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The Making of the Dominican Liturgy and Its Chant

Eleanor J. (University of Limerick) Giraud

The Making of the Dominican Liturgy and Its Chant

The Making of the Dominican Liturgy and Its Chant

The Making of the Dominican Liturgy and Its Chant

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Explores the Dominican liturgy and its chant from two perspectives: the material production of Dominican liturgical books, and the crafting of a unique Dominican liturgical tradition. It is intended for those interested in musicology, medieval and religious studies, Latin plainchant, liturgical revision, and music book production.

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Beschrijving The Making of the Dominican Liturgy and Its Chant

Explores the Dominican liturgy and its chant from two perspectives: the material production of Dominican liturgical books, and the crafting of a unique Dominican liturgical tradition. It is intended for those interested in musicology, medieval and religious studies, Latin plainchant, liturgical revision, and music book production.

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9781009712187
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320
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Paperback
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Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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