This is a student project for the Portland State Medieval Portland project, a recording of music from a manuscript at  
Reed Special Collections: Special Collections M2149 .C38 1510
Poissy Processional Audio
Vocalist - Chellarae Nugent
Sound Recording - Jacob Granger

Poissy Processional Audio: Lumen Ad Revelationem Gentium

This is a student project for the Medieval Portland project at Portland State, in which a fragment of music from this manuscript leaf is performed:
Portland State University Library Special Collections
Accession Number
Mss 27
Rose-Wright Manuscript Collection no. 19
Vocalists: Josephine Peterson, Angelica Hesse, and Shigemi Getter

Palm Sunday: PSU Spec Collections Mss 27

Melissa Medefesser, Portland State University student, here analyzes the key features of the  artistic style of the PSU Book of Hours.

Stylistic Aspects of the PSU Book of Hours

Thomas Goodwin, Portland State University student, here explains the types of manuscript texts that were preceded the Book of Hours.

Transition from Psalters and Breviaries

Kenna Miller, Portland State post-bac student, presents her research findings on the chemical analysis of the pigments used in the PSU Book of Hours.

Technical Analysis of the Portland State Book of Hours manuscript

Shirleanne Ackerman Gahan in this podcast describes various possibilities for the patronage of the Portland State Book of Hours. 
Medieval Portland Project

Patronage of the Portland State Book of Hours

Bethany Kraft, Portland State Student, here analyzes the dress of the figures in the illuminations of the PSU Book of Hours.
Medieval Portland Project

History of Dress in the PSU Book of Hours

Jackie Anderson, Portland State University Student, here describes the marginal illumination in the PSU Book of Hours.
Medieval Portland Project

Marginalia

Caitlyn Au here traces the deep history of the arch as we see in the Portland State Book of Hours.
Medieval Portland Project

Meanings of the Arch

Medieval Portland capstone student Brandon Metcalf created this podcast in the Fall 2016 course.

William Caxton Polychronicon Companion Podcast

The podcast was researched and written by Karena Bennett, PSU student 
Part of the Gift of the Word exhibition, Portland State University Library, Spring 2012

Ethiopian Scroll

The podcast was researched and written by Jeff Brown, PSU student 
Part of the Gift of the Word exhibition, Portland State University Library, Spring 2012

Abbasid Quran Description

The podcast was researched and written by Denise Loncar, PSU student
Part of the Gift of the Word exhibition, Portland State University Library, Spring 2012

Coptic Prayer Bk: Warrior Saints Images

The podcast was researched and written by Bronwyn Dorhofer, PSU student
Part of the Gift of the Word exhibition, Portland State University Library, Spring 2012

Coptic Prayer Bk: Text

This site has podcasts made by Portland State students as part of classes taught by  Anne McClanan, Professor of Art History, School of Art + Design.

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