Byzantine Chant, Radiation, and Interaction

Proceedings of the Congress Held at Hernen Castle, the Netherlands, in December 2015

Edited by C. Troelsgard Edited by G. Wolfram

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Extent: 215 pages

Publisher: Peeters Publishers

Subjects: Medieval Studies, Music & Performing Arts, Religious Studies

Series: Eastern Christian Studies

Series volume number: 29

Language: English

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(June 2022)

ISBN: 9789042939516

Price: $107.00

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Contents: Byzantine and Oriental Chant Traditions: A Kind of Research History; The Concept of ‘Old Melody’ in Modern Greek Chant: Two Characteristic Cases; ‘Bulgarian’ Chants in Musical Manuscripts; Points of Interaction between the Byzantine and Armenian Sacred Musical Traditions, Three Documentary Witnesses; Byzantine Empire and Coptic Music; On Establishing the Limits of the Process of Assimilation of Byzantine Chant in Russia: A Question of National Styles; The Byzantine Musical Tradition and its Implementation among the Slavs of the Carpatho-Ruthenian Basin: A Historical Survey; The Byzantine Tradition of the Allelouia Chants; Bilingual Alleluia Chants in Latin Manuscripts of the 11th Century and their Byzantine Counterparts.


  • Edited by C. Troelsgard
  • Edited by G. Wolfram