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DESCRIPTION: \n\nCome and hear a 15th-century chant manuscript brought to l
 ife! ɬ�﷬ owns some beautiful chant manuscripts. Prof. Julie Cumming wil
 l discuss the role of music in monastic life\, and how different kinds of 
 chant enhanced the liturgy. Singers will perform extracts from Manuscript 
 73\, so you can see and hear a choirbook as it was meant to be used.\n\nA 
 special exhibition and light reception will follow the event.\n\nTHE EVENT
  IS NOW FULL. Add your name to the waiting list here\n\nHosted by  ROAAr\,
  ɬ�﷬ Library and the Schulich School of Music. Supported by the Social 
 Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada\n\n \n\n\nBio\n\nProf. Julie E. 
 Cumming received her B.A. in Music and Medieval Studies at Barnard College
 \, Columbia University (1980)\, and her M.A. (1982) and Ph.D (1987) in Mus
 ic and Medieval Studies at the University of California at Berkeley. She t
 aught for seven years at Wellesley College before moving to ɬ�﷬ in 1992
 . In addition to musicology she has played the recorder professionally\, h
 elped run the summer workshop\, Amherst Early Music\, and conducted the Co
 llegium at Wellesley College. She was the review editor for Historical Per
 formance\, the journal of Early Music America (1988-92)\, and review edito
 r for the Journal of the American Musicological Society (2004-2008). \n\nP
 rofessor Cumming's major area of expertise is late Medieval and Renaissanc
 e polyphony. Her current work looks at fifteenth- and sixteenth-century co
 mpositional process\, with emphasis on the connections between historical 
 improvisation and composition. She is the co-leader (with Ichiro Fujinaga\
 , PI) of a SSHRC Partnership Grant\, “SIMSSA: Single Interface for Music S
 core Searching and Analysis” (2014-2021\; https://simssa.ca/).\n
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LOCATION:Room A832\, 8th floor\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1E3\, Elizabeth W
 irth Music Building\, 527 Sherbrooke Street W
SUMMARY:Lecture & Choral Performance | Saints Alive! Rediscovering Chant Ma
 nuscripts at ɬ�﷬
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