Procesul „românirii” cântărilor bisericești în spațiul românesc până la apariția tipăriturilor și a neumaticii hrisantice
The process of the adaptation of Church chants in the Romanian space until the appearance of prints and Chrysantine notation
Author(s): Cristian Mihail ParaschivSubject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Music, Theology and Religion, 18th Century, Eastern Orthodoxy
Published by: Arhiepiscopia Bucureștilor
Keywords: adaptation; Pre-hrysantine manuscripts; liturgical music; Byzantine
Summary/Abstract: This survey analyses an important period of an extensive process which includes the translation and the adaptation of the Greek Orthodox Church repertoires into the Romanian language. As the title suggests, the study doesn’t comprise the whole interval of time in which this phenomenon happened, but only the one from the beginning of it and up to the great Reform in the Byzantine Music (1814) and the appearance of the first prints in the Romanian idiom
Journal: Glasul Bisericii
- Issue Year: 79/2020
- Issue No: 4-6
- Page Range: 141-171
- Page Count: 37
- Language: Romanian
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