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The Vihuela in the Twenty-First Century

Grant number: DP120102742 | Funding period: 2012 - 2015

Completed

Abstract

This project will produce resources for researchers of the Spanish renaissance vihuela de mano embodying all available source material and scholarly research in a public website and a comprehensive monograph. This will provide 21st century researchers, performers and readers with tools for them to interact with the assembled knowledge sources.

Related publications (5)

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Vihuela Database

John Griffiths

2019-01-01

The Vihuela Database is a complete environment and research tool that gathers together all known information about the Spanish vi..

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Canto Llano: The Manuscript Sources for Vihuela/Viola da Mano.

J Griffiths

2018-11-08

Review of an Edition by Stephan Olbertz entitled "Canto Llano: The Manuscript Sources for Vihuela/Viola da Mano" published in Wupp..

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La vihuela desde mi ordenador: la musicología y las humanidades digitales

J Griffiths

2018-01-01

From the viewpoint of my own research, this paper explores one of the largest challenges of the musicology of the future, namely, ..

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Imaginary realities, Imaginary tablatures

J Griffiths

2017-01-01

An exposition of the process of creating instrumental works from vocal polyphony in the sixteenth century and the process required..

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The Lute and Viola da mano in Naples

J GRIFFITHS

2017-01-01

University of Melbourne Researchers

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