The world of Reformation Britain: seen and heard in the Wode Psalter
英国宗教改革的世界:在沃德诗篇中看到和听到
基本信息
- 批准号:AH/G00028X/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 38.8万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2009 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
For the very first time the eight surviving Part-books that comprise the Wode Psalter will be brought from Washington, Dublin, London and Edinburgh to be seen together in exhibition during the 2011 Edinburgh International Festival. The Psalter will also be heard: a selection of music from the Psalter will be performed in two concerts and recorded on disc. These music manuscripts offer an ideal mirror for reflecting the multi-faceted world of Reformation Britain. In addition to their music, they reveal new insights about religious worship and devotion, poetry, painting, patronage and material culture as well as providing an illustrated diary written during the reigns of Mary, Queen of Scots, and James VI and I. The Part-books were compiled between 1562 and 1592 by Thomas Wode, vicar of St Andrews, to contain four-part settings of metrical psalms, though other songs and instrumental music were also added. Wode's efforts placed Scotland within the strong European Reformed tradition of psalm-singing; he also helped preserve the literary and musical compositions of English radical reformers which were rejected within the established Church of England.The major musical significance of the manuscripts, which provide the sole source for most of their contents, has long been recognised but the Georgetown University Part-book has only recently become known and its music not fully incorporated. However, scholars from other disciplines have been slow to exploit the Psalter's many and varied treasures. As a consequence, the Wode Psalter presents an excellent multi-disciplinary focus for scholarly endeavour and one that unites researchers from different institutional backgrounds. It also offers an ideal medium for public engagement with the world of Reformation Britain, allowing it to be seen and heard in physical and electronic formats.Prior to the exhibition and feeding into its interpretative framework, a virtual research forum will facilitate the compilation of a research agenda for the Psalter. The forum mounted on the password-protected area of the project website will call upon the scholars and practitioners interested in working with the Psalter who have been brought into the specially-created academic network. Four online workshops using digital images from the Part-books and short commissioned articles to stimulate discussion will examine the Psalter's religious, literary and musical aspects and Wode's 'illustrated diary'. A final workshop will consider the Psalter in its entirety. Though the exhibition and concerts will be transitory, the project's legacy will be permanent. A CD of the Psalter's music will be commercially available so the Part-books can continue to be heard and the Psalter seen in printed form through the exhibition booklet. The online legacy will include an educational pack consisting of a research-skills online seminar on the theme of Thomas Wode and his 'musical diary'. The open access area of the project website will also host the specially-designed permanently available webpages containing a selection of digital images from the Psalter and material drawn from the exhibition and the virtual research forum. In these varied ways the Wode Psalter will allow the world of Reformation Britain to be seen and heard once again.
这是第一次,八个幸存的部分书籍,包括沃德诗篇将带来从华盛顿,都柏林,伦敦和爱丁堡一起在展览期间,2011年爱丁堡国际艺术节。也将听到诗篇:从诗篇音乐选择将在两个音乐会上进行,并记录在光盘上。这些音乐手稿提供了一面理想的镜子,反映了改革英国的多方面世界。除了他们的音乐,他们揭示了对宗教崇拜和奉献,诗歌,绘画,赞助和物质文化的新见解,以及提供一个插图日记写在玛丽,苏格兰女王,詹姆斯六世和我统治期间。圣安德鲁斯教区牧师托马斯·沃德(Thomas Wode)在1562年至1592年之间编纂了《诗篇》,其中包含四部分的韵律诗篇,但也添加了其他歌曲和器乐。沃德的努力将苏格兰置于欧洲改革宗唱圣歌的强大传统之内;他还帮助保存了英国激进改革者的文学和音乐作品,这些作品在英国国教中被拒绝。手稿的主要音乐意义为其大部分内容提供了唯一来源,早就被认可,但乔治敦大学的部分书只是最近才成为众所周知的,它的音乐没有完全纳入。然而,来自其他学科的学者一直缓慢地利用诗篇的许多不同的宝藏。因此,Wode Psalter为学术努力提供了一个优秀的多学科焦点,并将来自不同机构背景的研究人员团结起来。它还提供了一个理想的媒介,让公众参与改革英国的世界,使其能够看到和听到的物理和电子格式。在展览之前,并纳入其解释框架,一个虚拟的研究论坛将促进诗篇的研究议程的汇编。该论坛安装在项目网站的密码保护区,将呼吁有兴趣与诗篇谁被带到专门创建的学术网络工作的学者和从业者。四个在线研讨会使用数字图像从部分书籍和简短的委托文章,以刺激讨论将审查诗篇的宗教,文学和音乐方面和沃德的'插图日记'。最后一个研讨会将考虑在其整体诗篇。虽然展览和音乐会将是暂时的,但该项目的遗产将是永久的。一张《诗篇》音乐的CD将在市场上出售,这样《诗篇》的部分书籍就可以继续被听到,《诗篇》也可以通过展览小册子以印刷形式被看到。在线遗产将包括一个教育包,由一个研究技能在线研讨会的主题托马斯沃德和他的“音乐日记”。该项目网站的开放访问区还将提供专门设计的永久可用网页,其中包含精选的《诗篇》数字图像以及从展览和虚拟研究论坛中提取的材料。通过这些不同的方式,《沃德诗篇》将使英国宗教改革的世界再次被看到和听到。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(1)
专著数量(0)
科研奖励数量(0)
会议论文数量(0)
专利数量(0)
'The Word did everything': Readers, Singers and the Protestant Reformation in Scotland c.1560-c.1638
“道做了一切”:读者、歌手和苏格兰新教改革(c.1560-c.1638)
- DOI:10.3366/sch.2017.0002
- 发表时间:2017
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:Dawson J
- 通讯作者:Dawson J
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Jane Dawson其他文献
The end of the p value?
p值的结尾?
- DOI:
10.1136/hrt.60.3.177 - 发表时间:
1988 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
Stephen J W Evans;Peter Mills;Jane Dawson - 通讯作者:
Jane Dawson
Patients with head and neck reconstruction: An audit assessing the communication of instructions for resuming oral intake between multi-disciplinary team members
- DOI:
10.1016/j.bjoms.2016.11.212 - 发表时间:
2016-12-01 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:
- 作者:
Divya Sharma;Jessica Harvey;Jane Dawson;Elizabeth Moore;Brian Bisase - 通讯作者:
Brian Bisase
Jane Dawson的其他文献
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Identity and liturgy: radicalization in the Marian exile, 1554-60
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- 批准号:
AH/F005032/1 - 财政年份:2008
- 资助金额:
$ 38.8万 - 项目类别:
Research Grant
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