MUSC 1341

Performers: The Singer ca. 800-1400

University of Pennsylvania · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course looks at the history of popular, vernacular, and art music in various time periods. Studying music from the ground up, we examine how performers have influenced music history. Tracing the figure of the singer beginning in the court of Charlemagne to the papal outpost of Avignon in the late thirteenth century, this introductory course considers the evolving roles of singers in the Middle Ages. From monastic cantors to virtuosic soloists, we will be concerned not only the cultural function of singers but also the repertoire they performed.

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