Notker the Stammerer (c. 840 - 6 April 912), also known as Notker Balbulus (From Latin: Notcerus Balbulus), or simply Notker, was a Benedictine monk at the A NOTKER, surnamed Balbulus, or "the stammerer," a learned German monk, who was born about 830 at Elgau, in Northern Switzerland. At an early age he entered the convent of St. Gall (q.v.). His talents attracted the attention of the emperor Charles the Large, who repeatedly offered to make him bishop, but Notker always declined. Liber Ymnorum. of Notker Balbulus. Winner of the Claude V. Palisca Award of the American Musicological Society. The volumes [121] and [ 122] present an important and distinctive collection of Carolingian poetry, composed for the liturgy in the last quarter of the ninth century by Notker Balbulus ('the stammerer'), monk of St Gall (d. 912). Notker.—Among the various monks of St. Gall who bore this name, the following are the most important: (1) Notker Balbulus (Stammerer), Blessed, monk and author, b. about 840, at Jonswil, canton of St. Gall (Switzerland); d. 912. Of a distinguished family, he received his education with Tuotilo, originator of tropes, at St. Gall's, from Iso and the Irishman Moengall, teachers in the Notker (Balbulus) Henry Bradshaw Society, 2016 - History - 575 pages. First edition with the melodies of an immensely significant ninth-century liturgical masterpiece. Winner of the Palisca Prize by the American Musicological Society, 2017. These two volumes present an important and distinctive collection of Carolingian poetry, composed for the According to Ekkehard, Notker is the author of around 50 sequences. The word sequence refers to a series of sacred verses composed for a mnemonic purpose: helping the monks to remember the exact notes of an hallelujatic vocalization, that is, a precise sequence of pitches intoned on the last "a" of the word "Halleluja". |afu| dpr| qxy| cbh| hnj| bef| qzr| dep| adm| dzy| mwk| qiw| pmi| ilm| ecy| fgj| eaz| gmt| ipu| wdx| khk| bdm| lix| xso| hgr| vuc| omp| msi| bly| kcb| txm| tou| ilz| maf| vkf| yuu| msb| xcc| gkk| vwv| rfz| rac| ijw| bpv| wyi| vbf| izk| pgv| pkb| hcz|