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muziekgeschiedenis --- Music --- Finland --- Children's choirs. --- Instruction and study --- Pohjola, Erkki --- Tapiolan yhteiskoulun kuoro. --- Tapiola --- 20th century --- Pedagogie --- Koor --- Jeugd --- Kinderkoor --- Muziekleven --- Scandinavië --- 20e eeuw --- Festivals musicaux --- Musique --- Chorales --- Finlande

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This is the first book to survey the performing practices in English choral music in the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including the period of the English Reformation. The essays, all written by specialists in the field, consider in depth such areas as the growth and development of the 'church' choir, related issues of vocal tessitura, performing pitch, the systems of pronunciation appropriate for Latin- and English-texted music, and the day-to-day training of choristers. There is also an investigation of the local circumstances under which many of the important manuscripts of the period were compiled, which reveals an unsuspectedly close interrelationship between domestic music and music for the church. In addition, a study of surviving sources reveals that they give little more than a general guide as to their composers' and copyists' intentions.

Choral music --- Performance practice (Music) --- Choirs (Music) --- Church music --- Sacred vocal music --- Latin language --- English language --- Musique chorale --- Pratique de l'exécution (Musique) --- Chorales --- Musique d'église --- Musique vocale sacrée --- Latin (Langue) --- Anglais (Langue) --- Church Latin --- Pronunciation --- Latin de l'Eglise --- Prononciation --- -Choral music --- -Church music --- -Latin language --- -Performance practice (Music) --- -Sacred vocal music --- -English language --- -Germanic languages --- Liturgical music --- Pastoral music (Sacred) --- Vocal music, Sacred --- Sacred music --- Vocal music --- Musical performance practice --- Performing practice (Music) --- Music --- Classical languages --- Italic languages and dialects --- Classical philology --- Latin philology --- Religious music --- Devotional exercises --- Liturgics --- Music in churches --- Psalmody --- Choruses --- Choruses, Sacred --- Choruses, Secular --- Music, Choral --- Sacred choral music --- Secular choral music --- Choral groups --- Chorales (Musical groups) --- Choruses (Musical groups) --- Vocal groups --- Choral societies --- -Pronunciation --- History and criticism --- Pronoun --- Performance --- Religious aspects --- Christianity --- Pronunciation. --- History and criticism. --- -Church Latin --- Pratique de l'exécution (Musique) --- Musique d'église --- Musique vocale sacrée --- -Liturgical music --- Church Latin&delete& --- England --- 78.41.2 --- Germanic languages

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The musical, social and political history of the renowned St Thomas School and Church

Conservatories of music --- Choirs (Music) --- Church musicians --- Liturgical musicians --- Parish musicians --- Pastoral musicians --- Musicians --- Choral groups --- Chorales (Musical groups) --- Choruses (Musical groups) --- Vocal groups --- Choral societies --- Music --- Music conservatories --- Music schools --- Schools --- Music school administrators --- History. --- Conservatories --- Instruction and study --- Thomasschule (Leipzig, Germany) --- Leipzig. --- Schola Thomana (Leipzig, Germany) --- Thomasgymnasium (Leipzig, Germany) --- Schule zu S. Thomæ (Leipzig, Germany) --- Leipziger Thomasschule --- Thomasschule zu Leipzig --- Choral organizations --- Baroque music. --- German city. --- German composers. --- J.S. Bach. --- Johann Adam Hiller. --- Seth Calvisius. --- St. Thomas School. --- University of Leipzig/Halle. --- cantors. --- challenges. --- choir. --- cultural history. --- historical performance practice. --- music school. --- musical history. --- musical profile. --- success. --- triumphs.