Music Theory and Its Sources: Antiquity and the Middle Ages by Andre Barbera

1990 University of Notre Dame Press hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition.\nContents:\n\n--Chapter 1: Ars Critica and Fata Libellorum: The Significance of Codicology to Text Critical Theory \u2013 Thomas J. Mathiesen\n--Chapter 2: Reconstructing Lost Byzantine Sources for MSS Vat. BAV gr. 2338 and Ven. BNM gr. VI.3: What Is an Ancient Music Treatise? \u2013 Andre Barbera\n--Chapter 3: A Preliminary Analysis of the Organization of Ptolemy's Harmonics \u2013 Jon Solomon\n--Chapter 4: Techniques of Scholarship in Medieval Arabic Musical Treatises \u2013 Amnon Shiloah\n--Chapter 5: Classical and Late Latin Sources for Ninth-Century Treatises on Music \u2013 Nancy Phillips\n--Chapter 6: Glosses on Boethius' De institutione musica \u2013 Michael Bernhard\n--Chapter 7: The Study of Ancient Sources of Music Theory in the Medieval University \u2013 Michel Huglo\n--Chapter 8: The Influence of Aristotle on French University Music Texts \u2013 Jeremy Yudkin\n--Chapter 9:a