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SUMMARY:Medieval and Renaissance Music: Philippe de Vitry (31 October 1291
  – 9 June 1361) - Anna Zayaruznaya (Yale University)\, Andrew Wathey (Un
 iversity of Northumbria)
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DESCRIPTION:Presenters: Anna Zayaruznaya (Yale University) and Andrew Wath
 ey (The National Archives and Northumbria University)\n\nTitle: Philippe d
 e Vitry (31 October 1291 – 9 June 1361)\n\nDiscussion moderated by Lawre
 nce Earp (University of Wisconsin\, Madison)\n\n \n\nPhilippe de Vitry\, c
 omposer\, poet\, bishop\, and correspondent of Petrarch\, remains a pivota
 l but imperfectly understood figure in the cultural and musical history of
  the fourteenth century.  No contemporary was praised so often nor from so
  many quarters: yet the terms in which we view him\, his work\, impact and
  reputation are shifting.  Coinciding with his 733rd birthday\, this semin
 ar juxtaposes the perspectives and approaches adopted by two forthcoming b
 ooks on Vitry\, a figure whom it is hard to capture in a single study.  Fo
 llowing brief presentations on each of these studies by A. Zayaruznaya and
  Andrew Wathey\, themes of common interest will be explored in discussion 
 with Lawrence Earp\, as will a number of conundra that continue to complic
 ate and animate Vitry studies\, including: historiography\, biography\, an
 d his treatment in different disciplines\; personal approaches to the subj
 ect\; the span of Vitry’s intellectual universe\; his role in fourteenth
 -century musical innovations\; patronage and place\; broad chronologies\, 
 and Vitry’s origins and early years.\nSpeakers:\nAnna Zayaruznaya (Yale 
 University)\, Andrew Wathey (University of Northumbria)
LOCATION:Hovenden Room
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SUMMARY:Philippe de Vitry (31 October 1291 – 9 June 1361) - Anna Zayaruz
 naya (Yale University)\, Andrew Wathey (The National Archives and Northumb
 ria University)
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DESCRIPTION:Philippe de Vitry\, composer\, poet\, bishop\, and corresponde
 nt of Petrarch\, remains a pivotal but imperfectly understood figure in th
 e cultural and musical history of the fourteenth century.  No contemporary
  was praised so often nor from so many quarters: yet the terms in which we
  view him\, his work\, impact and reputation are shifting.  Coinciding wit
 h his 733rd birthday\, this seminar juxtaposes the perspectives and approa
 ches adopted by two forthcoming books on Vitry\, a figure whom it is hard 
 to capture in a single study.  Following brief presentations on each of th
 ese studies by Anna Zayaruznaya and Andrew Wathey\, themes of common inter
 est will be explored in discussion with Lawrence Earp\, as will a number o
 f conundra that continue to complicate and animate Vitry studies\, includi
 ng: historiography\, biography\, and his treatment in different discipline
 s\; personal approaches to the subject\; the span of Vitry’s intellectua
 l universe\; his role in fourteenth-century musical innovations\; patronag
 e and place\; broad chronologies\, and Vitry’s origins and early years.\
 nSpeakers:\nAnna Zayaruznaya (Yale University)\, Andrew Wathey (The Nation
 al Archives and Northumbria University)
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URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/661b63a3-7031-4a4b-9b41-54c2a2059b4b/
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