A collection of works by some of the most important writers on sacred music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance, compiled by the renowned musicologist and Benedictine monk Dom Gerbert of Aurillac. Includes treatises on Gregorian chant, liturgical practice, polyphony, and musical notation, as well as biographical information about the authors. Essential reading for scholars and performers of early music.

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