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Anthropological Meanings of the Space of Liturgy. A Conversation Held by Rev. Claude Barthe with Marcel Peres

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Peres M.

Konteksty - Polska Sztuka Ludowa

2007

vol. 61

issue 2(277)

98-105

The topics of this conversation encompass liturgical music, both present-day and past, whose recreation and performance are the domain of Marcel Peres; other motifs include the musical culture 'amnesia' of the contemporary Catholic Church, failed attempts at reform (the reforms proposed by Pius X and the Solesmes movement, Vaticanum II), the quest for traditional sacral space and the liturgical revival.

From Moravia to Toledo

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Peres M.

Konteksty - Polska Sztuka Ludowa

2007

vol. 61

issue 2(277)

43-45

Marcel Peres, one of the greatest singers, musicologists and researcher on the field of traditions of sacred chant presents the tradition of mozarabic chant of the brotherhood Andavias in Spain. To show the complexity of this topic, he draws the wide context of his meeting with Andavias tradition: the way that led him and his friend of Festival in Jaroslaw, during over ten years of tracing and studying different kinds of chant traditions. He shows links between the practical use and contemporary existence of the treatise of Hieronymus de Moravia, Greek Byzantynian chant, Corsican tradition of polyphony and the history of appearance and development of the mozarabic chant in Spain. He is pointing differences and similarities between the living tradition and showing their actual condition, meaning and importance for the revival of the West Christian sacred chant. The article is based on Mercel Peres' speech from the International Festival of Early Music 'The Song of Our Roots' in Jaroslaw in 2006.

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Anthropological Meanings of the Space of Liturgy. A Conversation Held by Rev. Claude Barthe with Marcel Peres

From Moravia to Toledo