The Sound of St Mark's. A Digital Catalogue of the Choirbooks with Polyphonic Music of the Venetian Ducal Chapel

Collarile, Luigi; Bryant, David Douglas; Celentano, Augusto; Orsini, Renzo; Uriarte, Rafael Brundo

doi:10.14277/unive/vmo/soundstmark/2017

The Sound of St Mark’s. A Digital Catalogue of the Choirbooks with Polyphonic Music of the Venetian Ducal Chapel is an international research project promoted by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and the Swiss National Science Foundation in collaboration with the Basilica St Mark's, Venice and the Archivio Storico del Patriarcato di Venezia. The open-access digital portal contains: i) digital reproductions of the entire collection of choirbooks, ii) historical and bibliographical metadata, and iii) a critical transcription of the music. The host structure, Venetian Music Online, is a scientific platform dedicated to research on music and musical life in Venice, its historical territories and geographically related areas, and the history of Venetian musical culture in its European dimension. It is conceived both as a collection of open-access studies, critical editions, databases and other digital materials (audio, video etc.), and as a receptacle for online contents in support of the hard-copy Venetian Music Studies series published by Brepols.

The Sound of St Mark's. A Digital Catalogue of the Choirbooks with Polyphonic Music of the Venetian Ducal Chapel

Collarile Luigi^{Membro del Collaboration Group};Bryant David Douglas^{Membro del Collaboration Group};Celentano Augusto^{Membro del Collaboration Group};Orsini Renzo^{Membro del Collaboration Group};Uriarte Rafael Brundo^{Membro del Collaboration Group}

2020-01-01

Abstract

The Sound of St Mark’s. A Digital Catalogue of the Choirbooks with Polyphonic Music of the Venetian Ducal Chapel is an international research project promoted by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and the Swiss National Science Foundation in collaboration with the Basilica St Mark's, Venice and the Archivio Storico del Patriarcato di Venezia. The open-access digital portal contains: i) digital reproductions of the entire collection of choirbooks, ii) historical and bibliographical metadata, and iii) a critical transcription of the music. The host structure, Venetian Music Online, is a scientific platform dedicated to research on music and musical life in Venice, its historical territories and geographically related areas, and the history of Venetian musical culture in its European dimension. It is conceived both as a collection of open-access studies, critical editions, databases and other digital materials (audio, video etc.), and as a receptacle for online contents in support of the hard-copy Venetian Music Studies series published by Brepols.