Publications
Here are the most recent publications from the Department of Musicology.
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(2022).
The Constance Gradual.
I Tim Shephard and Vincenzo Borghetti (red.) The Museum of Renaissance Music Turnhout: Brepols. -
(2022).
Popular Music: In Search of Lost Practices [In Press].
I Helen Deeming and Elizabeth Eva Leach (red.) A Cultural History of Music in the Middle Ages London: Bloomsbury Academic. -
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Kaspar Förster Jun. (1616-1673). Sacrae cantiones 3, 4, & 5 vocuum.
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Kaspar Förster Jun. (1616–1673): Sacrae cantiones 1, 2, & 3 vocuum.
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(2021).
The Brothers Al-Kuwaity and the Iraqi Song 1930–1950.
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(2021).
Interconfessional Implications: Printed Plainchant in the Wake of the Reformation.
Music & Letters In press. DOI -
(2021).
Archiepiscopal Archetypes, Printed Books, and Parish Practices: Musical Notation in Editions of the Missale Salisburgense (1492-1515).
Florilegium, 34(1): 119-146 DOI -
(2021).
Shaping a Written and Sung Vernacular: Translation of Liturgical Texts in the Swedish Reformation.
I Johan Franzon, Anjo Greenall, Sigmund Kvam, Anastasio Paranou (red.) Song Translation Studies, Berlin: Frank & Timme. 233-254 -
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Folkbarock: Förnyande fenomen eller fingerad folklighet?.
Lira, 1: 58-64 -
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Laurinus psalm "I himmelen" i tre Bergmanfilmer.
I Charlotte Wells och Susanne Wigorts Yngvesson (red.) Trolösa, Stockholm: Enskilda Högskolan. 67-80 -
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Tidegärden i kyrkotraditionerna.
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"Defenders of Music" as a Topos of Collective Self-Fashioning in Lutheran Writings from Early-Modern Sweden.
I Lundberg, Mattias; Lundblad, Jonas; Schildt, Maria (red.) Lutheran Music Culture, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter. 183-198 -
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The Royal Academy of Music: Roads taken and operations across 250 years.
I Pia Bygdéus, Torbjörn Eriksson, Erik Wallrup (red.) 250, . 17-109 -
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Framing Lutheran Music Culture.
I Lundberg, Mattias; Lundblad, Jonas; Schildt, Maria (red.) Lutheran Music Culture, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter. 1-20 -
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Lutheran Music Culture: Ideals and Practices.
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(2021).
The “Lutheran Style”: Aesthetics, Theology and Politics in Oskar Söhngen’s Writings.
I Mattias Lundberg, Maria Schildt and Jonas Lundblad (red.) Lutheran Music Culture: Ideals and Practices, Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter. 239-281 -
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When Courtly Song invades History: Lyricising Blanche de Castile.
I Rachel May Golden and Katherine Kong (red.) Gender and Voice in Medieval French Literature and Lyric . -
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Eye, Mouth, and Ear: The Female-Voiced Contrafacta of Can vei la lauzeta mover.
I Anna Kathryn Grau and Lisa Colton (red.) Female-Voiced Song in the Middle Ages . -
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The music printers Madeleine and Marie Phalèse in Antwerp, 1629–1675.
I Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl, Grantley McDonald (red.) Early Printed Music and Material Culture in Central and Western Europe, Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. 176-204 -
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Johann Reusch's Zehen deudscher Psalm Davids (1551) and the Circulation of German Psalm Motets in Northern Europe.
I Mattias Lundberg, Maria Schildt, Jonas Lundblad (red.) Lutheran Music Culture: Ideals and Practices, Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter. 81-113-