Sequentiar
Sequentiar , also Prosar , is the name for a musical type of manuscript from the late Middle Ages , which mainly contains sequences and prose .
The oldest pure sequentiary dates from the 14th century (Sitten 48), but most of them only from the 15th and 16th centuries. Middle-aged manuscripts usually contain ordinariums tropes , in which the prose liturgically correctly insert them after the gloria tropes. A related group of manuscripts brings the ordinarium tropes first, then the prose. In particular, Dominican manuscripts precede processional antiphons . The old sequentiare also always contain graduals , alleluia and other chants, in addition to the prose fascicle almost always a separate sequential fascicle .
See also
literature
- Sequentiar. In: Lexicon for Theology and Church . Ninth volume: Rome to Tetzel. Herder, Freiburg i. Br. 1964 (special edition), ISBN 3-451-20756-7 , Sp. 678-679.
Web links
- Publications on Sequentiaren in the Opac der Regesta Imperii