The Caron Web Site


Contents Introduction About the Composer Catalogue of Works Caron's Masses Caron's Chansons Related compositions Sound files of Works Acknowledgements Bibliography Links	Links The Caron Web Site provides the following links which may be of interest to readers. These links are provided as a courtesy and are not connected with the University of New England. A short description of each site accompanies each link. C.M.M.E - The Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae 'Electronicum' Project being developed by Theodore Dumitrescu, 'dedicated to the electronic representation of music in mensural notation'. Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music - a major project to digitise manuscript sources of medieval music. Directors: Dr M. Bent and Dr A. Wathey. Johannes Ockeghem Home Page - Dr Scott D. Atwell's web pages devoted to Caron's well-known contemporary Johannes Ockeghem. Johannes Tinctoris Complete Theoretical Works - Dr Ronald Woodley's ongoing project of providing online editions of Tinctoris' theoretical writings. The Motet Database Catalogue Online - a project to catalogue all surviving Latin motets and other designated motets from the 14th to 16th centuries. Project Director: Dr Jennifer Thomas. Musical Borrowing: An Annotated Bibliography (version 4.1) - J. Peter Burkholder, Andreas Giger, and David C. Birchler. "This bibliography represents the current stage of an ongoing project whose ultimate aim is to create a comprehensive, indexed, and annotated bibliography of published materials and theses relating to the use of existing music in the tradition of Western music". List articles dicussing borrowings from/by Caron. Renaissance Masses, 1440-1520 - Dr Rob Wegman's site offering MP3 sound files of 15th and 16th century masses. Sixteenth-Century Printed Tablatures for the Lute, Guitar, and Vihuela: An Annotated Bibliography - compiled by Dr. Gary R. Boye, Music Librarian, Appalachian State University. Includes catalogues with incipits of tablature sources. Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum - An extensive searchable database with full online texts of Latin writings on music, including treatises by Johannes Tinctoris. Director: Thomas J. Mathiesen, Associate Director: Peter Slemon.
	Created and maintained by: Jason Stoessel. Last revised: 28 March, 2006 © 2004 University of New England Armidale, NSW, 2351. All rights reserved.

Introduction

About the Composer

Catalogue of Works

Caron's Masses

Caron's Chansons

Related compositions

Sound files of Works

Acknowledgements

Bibliography

Links

The Caron Web Site provides the following links which may be of interest to readers. These links are provided as a courtesy and are not connected with the University of New England. A short description of each site accompanies each link.

C.M.M.E - The Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae 'Electronicum' Project being developed by Theodore Dumitrescu, 'dedicated to the electronic representation of music in mensural notation'.

Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music - a major project to digitise manuscript sources of medieval music. Directors: Dr M. Bent and Dr A. Wathey.

Johannes Ockeghem Home Page - Dr Scott D. Atwell's web pages devoted to Caron's well-known contemporary Johannes Ockeghem.

Johannes Tinctoris Complete Theoretical Works - Dr Ronald Woodley's ongoing project of providing online editions of Tinctoris' theoretical writings.

The Motet Database Catalogue Online - a project to catalogue all surviving Latin motets and other designated motets from the 14th to 16th centuries. Project Director: Dr Jennifer Thomas.

Musical Borrowing: An Annotated Bibliography (version 4.1) - J. Peter Burkholder, Andreas Giger, and David C. Birchler. "This bibliography represents the current stage of an ongoing project whose ultimate aim is to create a comprehensive, indexed, and annotated bibliography of published materials and theses relating to the use of existing music in the tradition of Western music". List articles dicussing borrowings from/by Caron.

Renaissance Masses, 1440-1520 - Dr Rob Wegman's site offering MP3 sound files of 15th and 16th century masses.

Sixteenth-Century Printed Tablatures for the Lute, Guitar, and Vihuela: An Annotated Bibliography - compiled by Dr. Gary R. Boye, Music Librarian, Appalachian State University. Includes catalogues with incipits of tablature sources.

Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum - An extensive searchable database with full online texts of Latin writings on music, including treatises by Johannes Tinctoris. Director: Thomas J. Mathiesen, Associate Director: Peter Slemon.

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