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- Atlas das Paisagens Literárias de Portugal ContinentalPublication . Constâncio, Natália Marília Massa; Alves, Daniel; Instituto de Estudos de Literatura e Tradição (IELT - NOVA FCSH); Departamento de História (DH); Instituto de História Contemporânea (IHC)
- From Fragmentary Sources to Musical InventoryPublication . Thomas Almeida, Ines; Instituto de Estudos de Literatura e Tradição (IELT - NOVA FCSH)The project RELIT-Rom (IELT, NOVA FCSH) studies the creative application of romance antigo, a literary genre related to the Portuguese tradition between the 15th and 17th centuries that echoes verses or parts of verses from epic-lyrical poems of medieval origin. Many old novels were set to music and used in various contexts of Portuguese and Iberian lyrical art: from the vihuela books of Luís de Milán or Enrique de Valderrábano, to songbooks like the Cancionero de Palacio or the Cancioneiro de Paris, there are several musical versions of the novels, and their comparative analysis is a valuable tool that can bring clues about the dissemination, structure, and popularity of the genre, in its close articulation between music and words. The main pillar of RELIT-Rom is thus the elaboration of a philological and musicological catalogue, which enables researchers to access this repertoire in a multiparameter systematized way. However, the sources are often incomplete, sometimes with only the text (as in the Cancioneiro de Elvas), in other cases only a melodic voice with the indication that it should be performed polyphonically, and frequently a musical realization to which few words are added, without us knowing which verses or versions of the romance would be associated with that music. The fragmentary nature of the sources thus forces a series of compromises and musicological decisions that are the subject of the present communication, anchored in the survey of several dozen romances in early modern Iberian music collections, with a view to their systematic presentation to the scientific community.
- O interseccionismo como vector de OrpheuPublication . Martins, Fernando Cabral