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Egidius de Francia, also known as Egidius de Murino and Magister Frater Egidius, was a medieval French composer and music theorist active in the 14th century.〔Viola Luther Hagopian - Italian ars nova music: a bibliographic guide to modern editions 1973 - Page 84 "16. EGIDIO DI FRANCIA (DE MURINO; MAGISTER FRATER EGIDIUS; EGIDIUS DE AURELIANIS), fourteenth century; II; Augustinian friar at Santo Spirito; Sq, Pit; 5 () works, transcribed. "M. Frater Egidius et Guilelmus de Francia" (Sq).〕 He possibly was an Augustinian friar, as in a miniature illumination he is titled ''Magister Egidius Augustinus''. Along with "Guilelmus de Francia", he was probably a friar at the Monastery of Santo Spirito in Florence.〔Italia in Francia - Francia in Italia: Avignone e Napoli nel '300 Marianne Pade, Hannemarie Ragn Jensen, Lene Waage Petersen - 1997 "... Codex and compositions, some with French, others with Italian texts, occur in several manuscripts attributed to "Egidius de Francia"and "Guilelmus de Francia", who were presumably friars in the Monastery of Santo Spirito in Florence."〕 Egidius de Murino is, with Philippus de Caserta, one possible author of the ''Tractatus figurarum,'' a practical guide to the notation of ''ars subtilior.''〔Allegorical Play in the Old French Motet Page 201 Sylvia Huot 1997 "The fourteenth-century theorist Egidius de Murino stipulates that the process of composing a motet must begin with the ... Egidius de Murino states that the tenor should be taken from a portion of the chant that is textually relevant to ..."〕〔Tractatus figurarum: - Pages 3,7 Philip Evan Schreur - 1989 "... against Egidius de Murino's authorship is given by his name: it is improbable that the author of the Tractatus ..."〕 Egidius was also the author of ''De modo componendi,'' a theoretical guide to motet writing.〔Tractatus figurarum: - Page 6 Philip Evan Schreur - 1989〕 He is featured in the ''Squarcialupi Codex'', the British Library manuscript Add MS 29987 and the ''Modena Codex'' - often known with the sigla ''ModA'').〔Writing rhythm in late medieval Italy: notation and musical style Anne Stone - 1994 "The following composers are named with their religious affiliations in Mod A: Magister Egidius, ordinis heremittarum sancti agustini"〕 He is considered as likely being distinct from another Egidius, who was a contemporary Italian poet. He is potentially identifiable with another Egidius, a composer found in the ''Chantilly Codex''.〔Garber, Benjamin. ("Egidius de Murino" ), from Medieval France: An Encyclopedia. William Kibler, ed. Garland 1995. p.316.〕 ==Works== * Donna s'amor * Alta Serena Luce〔Musical tastes in fourteenth-century Italy Michael Paul Long - 1981 "The corresponding piece in the layout of the Sguarcialupi codex is "Alta serena luce," one of the three pieces in this section not attributed to Guglielsus in concordant sources, and one of the two works of the Guglieleus/Egidius corpus"〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Egidius de Francia」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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