News, events

2021.05.19.

Lecture by Paweł Gancarczyk (Warsaw) at the online forum of the “Momentum” Digital Music Fragmentology Research Group

The next event of the EMCE series (Early Music in Central Europe: Local Elements – Transregional Connections – International Research), […] Read More…

2021.05.07.

Plenary lecture of Gabriella Gilányi at the 10th Annual ReFoRC Conference

Gabriella Gilányi, a member of our research group, will give one of the plenary lectures on the second day of […] Read More…

2021.01.21.

Disiecta membra musicae – Studies in Musical Fragmentology

Disiecta membra musicae – Studies in Musical Fragmentology is the 21st volume of the series Studies in Manuscript Cultures published […] Read More…

2020.12.11.

What is the part and what is the whole? Medieval codex fragments and their reconstruction

A Lendület-Digitális Zenei Fragmentológia Kutatócsoport tudományos ülése a Magyar Tudomány Ünnepén […] Read More…

2020.12.06.

Newly discovered codex fragments in the Library of the Lutheran Central Collection in Budapest

The leader of the research team, Zsuzsa Czagány, has been granted permission to study in situ the medieval codex fragments […] Read More…

2020.11.23.

Certificate of appreciation from the Board of Trustees of the János Bolyai Research Scholarship of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for Gabriella Gilányi

Gabriella Gilányi, a member of our research group and an expert on medieval chant notations, has received a certificate of […] Read More…

2020.10.21.

New Central European initiative in medieval music studies

In September 2020, representants of the Prague, Bratislava and Budapest music medievalists’ research groups and the leaders of ongoing academic […] Read More…

2020.10.12.

A recently identified fragmentulum in the Library of the Reformed College, Kecskemét

Our research group visited the Library of the Reformed College in Kecskemét. With the great help of chief librarian Magdolna […] Read More…

2020.10.09.

THE IMAGE OF PIETY – INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BRATISLAVA

Two members of the research group, Zsuzsa Czagány and Gabriella Gilányi, will participate in the international interdisciplinary conference The Image […] Read More…

2020.09.24.

Book presentation of the HAS Momentum-Digital Music Fragmentology Research Group

The three most recent publications of the research group were presented in the Bartók-hall of the Institute for Musicology: the […] Read More…

2020.08.14.

Recently discovered musical codex fragments at the Archdiocesan Library of Eger

The pompous Baroque hall of the Archdiocesan Library of Eger held further treasures for the research group. Besides two fragments […] Read More…

2020.08.07.

On-site research in the historical collections of the University Library in Pécs

Two members of our research group, Zsuzsa Czagány and Gabriella Gilányi visited Pécs at the beginning of August for a […] Read More…

2020.06.29.

The work of the Digital Music Fragmentology Research Group reported by the press

The recent publications of the research group, the critical edition of the Antiphonale Varadinense and the newly established series Resonemus […] Read More…

2020.06.06.

Antiphonale Varadinense s. XV

The facsimile edition of the monumental, richly illuminated and notated codex commissioned for the mediaeval Cathedral in Várad (Varadinum, Oradea […] Read More…

2020.05.10.

A gyergyószentmiklósi kódextöredék The fragment from Gyergyószentmiklós/Gheorgheni

The first analytical description of a musical codex fragment from a Transylvanian collection was uploaded to the research group’s website […] Read More…

2020.04.25.

The Fragmenta Manuscriptorium Musicalium Hungariae Mediaevalis website renewed

The website presenting, analysing, systemizing and reconstructing musical codex fragments preserved on the territory of mediaeval Hungary not only got […] Read More…

2020.03.12.

RESONEMUS PARITER. A new book series at the Department of Early Music History. Recent publications of the Digital Music Fragmentology research group.

A new book series started with the contribution of the Department of Early Music History’s and the HAS Momentum – […] Read More…

2020.01.15.