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times were not allowed to sing in the public cathedral and therefore
would not have been "professional" soloists of sacred music,
as is the Anonymous 4. Within the confines of convents, women would
have sung chant just as men did in the monasteries. Certainly the
virtuoso chant of the twelfth-century Hildegard
von Bingen would have been sung by the nuns in her charge. Both
medieval chant and polyphonic manuscripts have survived in convents;
from this we can infer that women sang polyphony as well. |
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Susan Hellauer
Johanna Maria Rose
Marsha Genensky
Jacqueline Horner
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