Elizabeth Eva Leach

Musicology, medieval to modern

Category: digital humanities

digital humanities publications

The Medieval Song Network (includes text of my 2005 ‘Learning French by Singing’ article)

Post author By Elizabeth Eva Leach
Post date March 17, 2011
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New website launched to bring together scholars working on medieval song from various disciplinary perspectives

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Tags 14thC, 15thC, Anglo-French, medieval, rondeau, song

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Open-access links to full content (includes link to my review of Kirkman’s book on the Cyclic Mass)

Post author By Elizabeth Eva Leach
Post date January 29, 2011
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Generous Links from Early Music.

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Tags book review, online access, open access

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My perfect research library*

Post author By Elizabeth Eva Leach
Post date January 20, 2011
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Or, why I can’t work in reference libraries.

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Tags libraries, online access, research

digital humanities

DIAMM and DIAMM Publications

Post author By Elizabeth Eva Leach
Post date December 22, 2010
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A great resource for early music.

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Tags digital images, facsimiles, manuscripts, medieval, online access