Chant and Notation in South Italy and Rome before 1300

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Introduction
Acknowledgements
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
I A new source for Old Beneventan chant: the Santa Sophia Maundy in MS Ottoboni lat.145
II Old Beneventan chant at Montecassino: Gloriosus confessor Domini Benedictus
III The neumes and Pater noster chant of Montecassino codex 426
IV The Frankish Pater Noster chant: tradition and anaphoral context
V Gloria A and the Roman Easter Vigil ordinary
VI The Beneventan apostrophus in South Italian notation, A.D. 1000-1100
VII The ‘lost’ palimpsest kyries in the Vatican manuscript Urbinas latinus 602
VIII Hymns and poems at mass in eleventh-century Southern Italy (other than sequences)
IX Italian and Roman verses for Kyrie leyson in the MSS Cologny-Genève, Bibliotheca Bodmeriana 74 and Vaticanus latinus 5319
X Review of Thomas Forrest Kelly, The Beneventan Chant
XI Chant notation in eleventh-century Roman manuscripts
XII Music notation in Archivio San Pietro C 105 and in the Farfa breviary, Chigi C.VI.177
XIII The Roman introit Salus populi
XIV The Roman Missa sponsalicia
XV Deus Israel and Roman introits
Addenda and corrigenda
Index of manuscripts
Index of places and churches