Digital Musicology

A complete edition of the lyrics and music of the 13th century Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X El Sabio, specially prepared for singers and instrumentalists.

Cantus is a database of the Latin chants found in manuscripts and early printed books, primarily from medieval Europe. This searchable digital archive holds inventories of antiphoners and breviaries -- the main sources for the music sung in the Latin liturgical Office -- as well as graduals and other sources for music of the Mass.

Cantus Index is a catalogue of chant texts and melodies for Office and Mass. Multiple online medieval music databases have been connected together through unique "Cantus ID numbers" enabling searching across platforms.

Images and metadata for thousands of medieval manuscripts; scholarly resources and editions; digital restorations.

International virtual library of music sources and notated manuscripts of Western language from the medieval period up to 1600.

A searchable database of thirteenth century musico-poetic refrains, motets, narratives, songs and other genres.

This website enables you to explore questions about late medieval religious buildings and the rituals and worship that took place in them.

New technology facilitating total-immersion virtual-reality reconstructions of Birgittine liturgy and architecture for scientific exploration, scholarly exchange and public engagement.

A searchable database of plainchant melodies and texts included in medieval sources and new editions. It serves as a simple tool for searching information on Gregorian chant and other medieval monody including sacred songs.

A complete new edition of Tinctoris's treatises, along with full English translations and multiple layers of commentary material, covering a wide range of technical, historical and critical issues arising from both the texts themselves and the wider context of Tinctoris’s life and the musical environment of early Renaissance Europe.

Explores a little-studied repertory of sixteen sets of French polyphonic songs published in Paris by Nicolas Du Chemin between 1549 and 1568.

A database catalogue of the motet repertory and its sources, facilitating all aspects of motet research.

Digital Edition of the Settings of Torquato Tasso's Poetry, c. 1570–1640.

Completed in 1510 for the parish of St. Lorenz in Nuremberg, this large-format gradual preserves the mass liturgy that was sung by choir boys until the Reformation was introduced in 1525.