Link: http://www.earlymusictheory.org/
Project Status: Ongoing
Provides a new edition, in progress, of the complete theoretical works of fifteenth-century music theorist and lawyer Johannes Tinctoris (c. 1435-1511), along with modern commentary on the texts and their manuscript tradition.
The Early Music Theory website is an evolving scholarly resource dedicated to a variety of issues relating to the notation and intellectual context of music in the medieval and early modern period, as well as to the inter-relationships between these issues and musical performance and composition. The first theorist to inhabit this space was the fifteenth-century musician and lawyer Johannes Tinctoris (c. 1435-1511), whose life and works have been the subject of the ongoing research of the site’s founding editor, Ronald Woodley. The site currently includes a biographical outline of Johannes Tinctoris, a bibliography of manuscripts and secondary literature, and two articles by Ronald Woodley on aspects of Tinctoris’ work.
Resource details:
Resource Type: Bibliography, E-book, Text: Medieval
License: Creative Commons, No Fee
Modern Language: English
Medieval content details:
Dates: 1450 - 1511
Subject: Manuscript Studies, Music
Type/Genre of Medieval Primary Source Material: Music, Textual Evidence, Treatises
Geopolitical Region: Europe, Low Countries
Original Language: Latin