The Winchester Troper refers to two eleventh-century manuscripts of liturgical plainchant and two-voice polyphony copied and used in the Old Minster at Winchester Cathedral in Hampshire, England. [1] The manuscripts are now held at Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 473 (Corpus 473) and Oxford, Bodleian Library Bodley 775 (Bodley 775) .

2021年9月3日 · The Winchester troper, from mss. of the Xth and XIth centuries; with other documents illustrating the history of tropes in England and France : Catholic Church. Troper : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive.

2021年3月11日 · The Winchester Troper is a foundational text for the study of Anglo-Saxon musical and liturgical practice and neume notation. The most innovative element of the collection is a series of 174 organa for two voices, representing a musical practice not recorded elsewhere in Europe before the 13th century.

This small sized book, CCCC MS 473, is commonly known as The Winchester Troper; together with Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Bodley 775 (sometimes also called by this name) it attests to the musical repertory of the Old Minster Winchester in the eleventh century.

GB-Ccc MS 473 (Winchester Troper); Late 10th and Early 11th century; The contents, as summed up by Frere, are: f. 2v: Alleluias; f. 10: lesser Tro and processional antiphons; f. 55: Kyrie and Gloria Tro; f. 70: a Tonary; f. 73: Sanctus and Agnus Tro; f. 81: textless sequences (the word 'sequence' will be used in this sense for the present ...

The Winchester Troper, a manuscript from about the 11th century, contains 12 Kyries and 8 Glorias in two-part organum; the notation, however, cannot be deciphered. In the 12th and 13th centuries further developments of organum took place in the Magnum Liber Organi.

The British Academy has published a facsimile of the Winchester Troper, an eleventh-century manuscript held by Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Professor Susan Rankin discusses its origins and explains why it has an iconic status in the history of English music.

2008年12月15日 · The Winchester troper, from mss. of the Xth and XIth centuries; with other documents illustrating the history of tropes in England and France by Catholic Church.

The Winchester Troper contains the only notated repertory of Christian liturgical polyphonic music to survive from before the year 1100. Some of its music may have been composed by Wulfstan the Cantor, who was active ca. 1000 and was well known in …

2006年9月25日 · The Winchester troper : from MSS. of the Xth and XIth centuries : with other documents illustrating the history of tropes in England and France by Catholic Church. Liturgy and ritual; Winchester Cathedral; Frere, Walter Howard, 1863-1938