Music from the Earliest Notations to the Sixteenth Century

“Credo  I”  and,     34 –35

earliest    surving music   text    of,  33

eight-mode  system  of,  28 ,    73

Frankish    mode    theory  and,     73 ,    76

hymnody of,  33 –34,     47 ,    48

instrument  ban by,  8

Kyrie   and,     58

music   theory  imports from,    72 –73,     84

Western Roman   schism  with,    141 –1

Eastern Roman Empire. See Byzantine Empire,

Ebbo, Book of, 6

Ecce sacerdos magnus (Gregorian antiphon), 633

Ecclesie militantis Roma sedes (Du Fay), 282

echo pieces, 792

Eck, Johann von, 763

eclogue, 356 , 811 –12

ecphonetic neumes, 16

ecstasy, 772

Ecstasy of Saint Teresa of Avila, 772 , 772

Edi beo thu, hevene Quene (English twinsong), 394 –95

Editio Medicaea, 631

education. See academies; cathedral schools; liberal arts curriculum; music education; university

Edward II, King of England, 122

Edward III, King of England, 410

Edward IV, King of England, 455

Edward VI, King of England, 672 , 673 , 675

Egbert, Bishop of York, 7

Egeria (Spanish nun), 8

eighth century, 1 –35

Gregorian   chant,   5 –35

map of  Europe,  3

eighth mode, 83 –84, 466

eight-mode system, 22 , 28 , 553

Aurelian    and,     76

medieval,    73 –76

Ein’ feste Burg ist unser Gott. See Feste Burg ..., Ein’,

Eleanor of Aquitaine, 106 , 109 , 110 , 117 , 117 , 118