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This page provides information on the musical aspects of the Wicri/Chanson de Roland project. | This page provides information on the musical aspects of the Wicri/Chanson de Roland project. | ||
| + | In introduction shows a path of discovery for amateur and curious musicians. Then the Wicri/Chanson de Roland project is introduced in its scientific context (for historians and linguists). Then a musical suite (Oratorio profane) by Gilles Mathieu brings an original development to this digital project. Finally, a conclusion proposes to examine a European sequel. | ||
==Discovering Roland and the legendary world of Charlemagne while singing== | ==Discovering Roland and the legendary world of Charlemagne while singing== | ||
This wiki, called "Wicri/Chanson de Roland", is a digital library that contains musical elements. In particular, it gives access to a [[Chanson de Roland (Gilles Mathieu)|secular oratorio]] composed by a contemporary author: [[Gilles Mathieu]]. | This wiki, called "Wicri/Chanson de Roland", is a digital library that contains musical elements. In particular, it gives access to a [[Chanson de Roland (Gilles Mathieu)|secular oratorio]] composed by a contemporary author: [[Gilles Mathieu]]. | ||
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This page provides information on the musical aspects of the Wicri/Chanson de Roland project.
In introduction shows a path of discovery for amateur and curious musicians. Then the Wicri/Chanson de Roland project is introduced in its scientific context (for historians and linguists). Then a musical suite (Oratorio profane) by Gilles Mathieu brings an original development to this digital project. Finally, a conclusion proposes to examine a European sequel.
Discovering Roland and the legendary world of Charlemagne while singing
This wiki, called "Wicri/Chanson de Roland", is a digital library that contains musical elements. In particular, it gives access to a secular oratorio composed by a contemporary author: Gilles Mathieu.
