دانلود کتاب Text and Tune: On the Association of Music and Lyrics in Sung Verse

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Introduction
Poetry and Music in Archaic and Classical Greece. Some Thoughts
Medieval liturgical drama, \"Carmina Burana\" and the Arnaut Daniel’s sestina: Music and literature
\"M’es belhs dous chans\": Melody, metre and imagery in a ‘love verse’ of early troubadours
Poetic rhythm in musical notations of the 14th century: The amateur tradition of \"grand chant courtois\" under the patronage of the autonomous system of \"ars musicae\"
For the anisosyllabic whim of the Romance Middle Ages: Disciplines and non-regularity in the lyric poetry
Creation, appropriation and development of the “Sung Verse” in the medieval musico-liturgical Drama \"Officium Stellae\"
Textsetting of multilingual poems: The example of Bruder Hans’ \"Ave Maria\"
Norwegian \"‘gamalstev’\": A millennium of sung verse
Verse structure and time patterns in the \"a mutetus\" extemporary sung poetry of Southern Sardinia
The prosody of Basque songs: A methodological proposal
Text-to-tune alignment and lineation in traditional French songs
Stress-to-beat mismatches in French rap
New directions in Italian song lyrics?*
Traditional metrics in Javier Krahe’s lyrics: Accords and discords
The challenge of identifying vowel phonemes in singing
Textsetting in translation: Rhythmical (non-)equivalence in the works of three Scandinavian ‘singer-translators’
Three dimensions of singability. An approach to subtitled and sung translations
What can the cross-cultural study of children’s clapping games teach us about the universality of sung verse?
List of Contributors