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STREDOVEKÉ NOTOVANÉ FRAGMENTY Z KNIŽNICE EVANJELICKEJ CIRKVI A. V. V KEŽMARKU – TRANSREGIONÁLNE VZŤAHY A LOKÁLNE ŠPECIFIKÁ

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Veselovská E.

Musicologica Slovaca

2020

tom 11 (37)

nr 2

165 - 189

In the bindings of books in the library of the Lutheran Church in Kežmarok, 36 parchment bindings with notation have been preserved. Liturgical manuscripts of the 12th, 14th, and especially 15th centuries were used as an outer wrapping for later books. All of the sources document monophonic liturgical chant the so-called cantus planus. Some of these music materials were transported to Slovakia in their secondary function, hence their binding originated outside the territory of Slovakia and the music sources testify to the musical and liturgical tradition of other regions. Certain of the bindings originated in Slovakia, and manuscripts from the Spiš region, on occasion directly from the town of Kežmarok, were used as suitable parchment material. Palaeographic, liturgical and musicological analysis has indicated either the transfer of music codices from their place of origin and use (manuscripts from Bohemia, Germany, and even Belgium) or the local specificities of scriptorial workshops in Slovakia (Spiš manuscripts).

NÁPEVY ŽALMU INVITATÓRIA V BRATISLAVSKOM ANTIFONÁRI I

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Urdová S.

Musicologica Slovaca

2024

tom 15 (41)

nr 2

184 – 205

Fifteenth-century Bratislava Antiphonary I in the library of the Bratislava Chapter is an exceedingly important source for research into the genre of invitatories in the context of completely preserved medieval notated codices in Slovakia. The invitatory psalmody it contains has not yet been comprehensively discussed in musicological writings. The antiphonary contains nine invitatory psalm tunes in Messine-Gothic notation on folios 208v to 221v. This study contains the results of their research, which focused on their modal classification and analysis but also paid attention to their occurrence and references in the context of other relevant European sources of Offices.