San Martial music school
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San Martial Orchestra(- - kaku) is a saint Martial (St. Martial) Manuscript of the Troops collection seen as being left in the monastery (B.N.F. Paris, ms. Lat. 1121), those who are presumed to have developed early polyphonic music by composing a lot of decorations around the monastery. On the other hand, there are no records left in addition to this manuscript, and it can also be interpreted that songs made in various places in the medieval Aquitaine region in the southern part of France (which pointed to the southwest of France as a whole wider than now) were collected For now, it is becoming increasingly called "Aquitaine (style) music" as unknown whether there was enough activity to say "school".
In Organum of this manuscript, the original melody was extended long and the accompanying voice part was sung in a form decorated with various lengths. There are things called these organanges as Melisma type Organum. The primitive polyphonic music found at the (St. Gallus) monastery etc was developed as sophisticated and it will be the start of full-scale polyphonic music in medieval Western music . From this time, France became the center of polyphonic music in late medieval times, such as in Paris.
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1. ****The San Martial monastery in Limoges was also the second largest library in France. In addition, the premises centering on this monastery have the functions of the major terminals of the monastery, which is said to have crowded with many pilgrims. Destination of pilgrimage As well as songs that are kept in the same period that remains in the church, approximation is seen in many respects.
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