Utwory pisane prozą i wierszem, do użytku Towarzystwa Wolnomularzy z Lorient
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2019
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A collection of songs written in prose and poetry for the use of the Freemason Society from Lorient
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Znajdujące się obecnie w Collegium Martineum UAM zbiory masońskie
wciąż zaskakują swoją unikalnością. W toku ich opracowywania znaleziono niezwykły
rękopis XVIII-wieczny przedstawiający spuściznę francuskich pieśni wolnomularskich
z okresu panowania Ludwika XV, napisany przez anonimowego autora.
W wyniku analizy rękopisu udało się zidentyfikować: okres, kiedy został zapisany,
śpiewniki, z których pochodzi większość tekstów, autorów dwóch pieśni i przewidywane
miejsce warsztatu jego składania oraz autora 27 cennych rycin, którymi jest
ozdobiony rękopis, czyli założyciela słynnej sieci grawerów w Paryżu w XVII wieku.
Rękopis zachwyca techniką składania i równocześnie otwiera pole dla historyków
muzyki wolnomularskiej do dalszych poszukiwań w zbiorach muzycznych Biblioteki
Uniwersyteckiej w Poznaniu.
The collection of Masonic literature currently held at Collegium Martineum at AMU never fails to surprise with its uniqueness. During the cataloguing process and physical processing of the books from the collection, the author came across an extraordinary eighteenth century manuscript. The manuscript included the literary output of Freemasonic songs from the period of the reign of Louis XV, hand-written by an anonymous author. As a result of the analysis of the manuscript, the period of its origination was successfully established as well as the original song books from which the bulk of the included texts had been taken, the place of its origination and the author of 27 valuable engravings included in the manuscript (the artist was the founder of a famous network of engravers in Paris in the seventeenth century). Further scrutiny of the manuscript has also revealed the admirable way the book was composed. The song book provides an intriguing opportunity for historians of Freemasonic music to explore further the musical collection of Poznań University Library
The collection of Masonic literature currently held at Collegium Martineum at AMU never fails to surprise with its uniqueness. During the cataloguing process and physical processing of the books from the collection, the author came across an extraordinary eighteenth century manuscript. The manuscript included the literary output of Freemasonic songs from the period of the reign of Louis XV, hand-written by an anonymous author. As a result of the analysis of the manuscript, the period of its origination was successfully established as well as the original song books from which the bulk of the included texts had been taken, the place of its origination and the author of 27 valuable engravings included in the manuscript (the artist was the founder of a famous network of engravers in Paris in the seventeenth century). Further scrutiny of the manuscript has also revealed the admirable way the book was composed. The song book provides an intriguing opportunity for historians of Freemasonic music to explore further the musical collection of Poznań University Library
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zbiór masoński Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu, Masonic collection at Adam Mickiewicz University, pieśni wolnomularskie XVIII wieku, Freemasonic songs of the 18th c., Ludwik XV, Louis XV, Jacques-Cristophe Naudot, Michel Procope-Couteaux, Nicolas Regnesson, Nicolas Regnesson
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Grażyńska, I. (2019). Utwory pisane prozą i wierszem, do użytku Towarzystwa Wolnomularzy z Lorient. Biblioteka, 23(32), 209-220.