A Maiden, a Shepherdess, and a Queen: The Parisian Assumption Vespers Services and Two Thirteenth-Century Motets | Music Building, University of Pittsburgh | Literary | Pittsburgh City Paper

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A Maiden, a Shepherdess, and a Queen: The Parisian Assumption Vespers Services and Two Thirteenth-Century Motets

When: Thu., Oct. 18, 4 p.m. 2007

Lecture by David J. Rothenberg, Assistant Professor of Music at Case Western.

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