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Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy

Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy

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  • Carmina qui quondam
  • Heu quam praecipiti
  • Tunc me discussa
  • Quisquis composito serenus aevo
  • O stelliferi conditor orbis
  • Cum Phoebi radiis grave
  • Nubibus atris condita nullum
  • Haec cum superba verterit vices dextra
  • Si quantas rapidis flatibus incitus
  • Cum polo Phoebus
  • Quisquis volet perennem
  • Felix nimium prior aetas
  • Novimus quantas dederit ruinas
  • Quicumque solam mente
  • Quod mundus stabili fide
  • Quantas rerum flectat habenas
  • Quamvis fluente dives auri gurgite
  • Quamvis se Tyrio
  • Qui se volet esse potentem
  • Omne hominum genus in terris
  • Habet hoc voluptas
  • Eheu quae miseros
  • O qui perpetua
  • Huc omnes pariter
  • Quisquis profunda mente
  • Felix qui potuit boni
  • Sunt et enim pennae
  • Quos vides sedere
  • Vela Neritii ducis
  • Quid tantos iuvat
  • Si quis Arcturi
  • Si vis celsi
  • Bella bis quinis
  • Rupis Achemeniae scopulis
  • Puro clarum lumine
  • Quaenam discors

Reconstruction

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  • Introduction to Reconstruction
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Instruments

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  • The Question of Instruments

Sequentia Videos

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  • Ensemble Sequentia
  • Benjamin Bagby
  • Hanna Marti
  • Norbert Rodenkirchen

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Boethius in the Classroom

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  • How to Sing a 1000-year-Old Song

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  • CD: Boethius Songs of Consolation
  • Video: Carmina qui quondam
  • Video: Heu quam praecipiti

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  • Premiere at Pembroke College, Cambridge (2016)
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  • Old Songs for a New Europe
  • Overlooking Instruments: on making performance practice videos with Sequentia
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  • About

    About

    About overview
    • Reconstructing the Songs of Boethius
  • Sources

    Sources

    Sources overview
    • Search by Manuscript
    • Search by Song
  • Reconstruction

    Reconstruction

    Reconstruction overview
    • Introduction to Reconstruction
    • Case Study
    • Reading Neumes
    • Reconstructions
  • Instruments

    Instruments

    Instruments overview
    • The Question of Instruments
    • Sequentia Videos
  • Resources

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    Resources overview
    • Boethius in the Classroom
    • Singing Boethius's Lost Songs
    • Project Video
    • Text Editions
  • Performances

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    • CD: Boethius Songs of Consolation
    • Events
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    • Video: Heu quam praecipiti
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  • Performing Edition
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Concert, Cologne: 'Monks Singing Pagans'

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Sunday 24 March 2019 5pm

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Sequentia perform their Monks Singing Pagans programme at the Forum Alte Musik Köln in Germany.

 

Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy

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