Manuscripts, Materiality, and Mobility

Ian Bent

Peter Wright (1953–2020): reflections

Danilo Curti-Feininger 

Peter Wright, un musicologo inglese trentino d’adozione

Sources

Reinhard Strohm

Foreign polyphony in Central European sources (c. 1420–c. 1460): Questions of transmission and local use

Giulia Gabrielli

Marco Gozzi

Kyrie e Credo nel secondo fascicolo del codex St. Emmeram (München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 14274): monodia, polifonia semplice e canto fratto

Kerry McCarthy and Magnus Williamson

Notes on the Petre Gradual

Pieces

Michael W. Beauvois

Solage, the Swan, and the Exceptionality of 

Margaret Bent

New concordances for Dunstaple, Cooke and Binchois identified by Peter Wright in English fragments

James Cook

The life and afterlife of the Caput Mass

Robert J. Mitchell

A Binchois-like Vidi aquam setting

Catherine Saucier

Guillaume Du Fay’s Moribus et genere/Virgo est electus and Burgundian devotion to the virginal Evangelist: the interplay of mobility and materiality

James R. Tomlinson

Non-linear transmission of polyphony in fifteenth-century sources: Puyllois’s mass cycle and its filiation

David Fallows

The six-voice Baisiez moy as a work of Josquin

Lives

Andrew Wathey

Dunstaple, Power and the mid-fifteenth century

Grantley McDonald

Johannes Brassart: new insights from the archive

Ian Rumbold

Contextualising Hermann Pötzlinger’s music book