Music from the Earliest Notations to the Sixteenth Century

soprano, etymology of, 468

Sorbon, Robert de, 170

Sorbonne Mass, 315

soul-loss, 616

sound. See musical sound

Souterliedekens (Clemens), 597 –99, 754 –55

souvenir books, 804

space. See musical space

Spagna, La. (bassadanza), 621 , 622 –25

Spain,

Christian   reconquest  of,  64

Codex   Calixtinus  and,     162

Ma  codice  and,     183

Moorish invasion    of,  63

Mozarabic   chant,   63 –64

troubadour  influence   in,  116 ,   128

vernacular  song    of,  128 –33,    724

Spanish Armada (1588), 743

Spataro, Giovanni, 551 –52

Speculum musicae (Jacobus), 254

speech,

operatic    representation  of,  827

See also    language;   prosody;    word-music  relationship

Spem in alium (Tallis), 673

Spielleute, 141

Spinacino, Francesco, 606 , 620

Spiritual Exercises (Ignatius), 771

spiritualism, 616

Spiritus et alme orphanorum (Marian trope), 410 , 411

Spitzer, Leo, 383

split choirs, 611 , 776 , 780 , 782 –83, 787 , 792

spoken theater. See acting; theater

spondaic meter, 197 , 198 , 201 , 202 , 217 , 403

French  motet   and,     221 ,   232

Spruchdichtung, 140

Squarcialupi Codex, 353 , 353 , 354 , 355 , 363

square notation. See quadratic notation,