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One of the most significant of these, now preserved in the north Italian city of Aosta, may originally have been a choirbook from the Sainte Chapelle of the ducal castle at Chambéry.
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CHRIST IN GLORY, in an initial B on a leaf from a choirbook (c. 1380s) Psalter (Psalm 109, Dixit Dominus domino meo)
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The new pragmatism is a dramatic break from the 1990s, when regional leaders played mainly to an international audience out of the choirbook of the Washington Consensus, which held that only strict free-market reform could save Latin America.
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Click on the image for a larger picture and more information about the choirbook leaf.
Museum Blogs 2009
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Thanks to the efforts of staff and students and the Royal College of Music visitors to the Medieval & Renaissance Galleries will be able to listen to a recording of this piece of music in the gallery where the choirbook leaf is displayed.
Museum Blogs 2009
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I've chosen to illustrate this blog entry with a manuscript leaf that was orginally part of a choirbook made around 1250, probably in Germany.
Museum Blogs 2009
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The choirbook leaf will be displayed in Gallery 8 Faiths & Empires 300-1250 as part of a display about Great Chuches and Monasteries.
Museum Blogs 2009
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Click here to see the film about the choirbook leaf and the recording of
Museum Blogs 2009
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If you'd like to know more about the choirbook leaf and the recording of the piece of music I've provided a link below to a short film that we made to document the work.
Museum Blogs 2009
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