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.
Rob Wegman's Renaissance Masses, 14401520
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.
