Music that hasn't been heard for 1,000 years has been reconstructed from a Medieval musical notation technique lost for centuries. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor ...

The language of music is universal, but can be lost over time. After a 20-year reconstruction effort, a researcher and a performer of medieval music have brought "lost" songs from the Middle Ages back ...

Edward Breen visits the Swiss countryside to witness a recording session of Polish medieval music from the Krasiński Codex, and hears from those who have helped facilitate the project From left: ...

Even centuries after voices first soared in the stone-walled chambers of churches and monasteries, the music of medieval monks' chants has the power to send chills through the body of listeners. Now ...

My research focuses on the writing of Medieval music notations and the written transmission of chant. In my PhD studies, I examined music writing and chant transmission in medieval Iberia through the ...

Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage than loading CBC Lite story pages. Centuries before recorded music, sheet music and streaming services, there were "little squiggles" ...

Office: Music Arts Center, room 210 Phone: (757) 221-1502 Email: [[tbpayn]] Tom Payne arrived at William and Mary in the Fall of 1999, after teaching for seven years at Columbia University. He held ...