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Notkerus Balbulus, Notker Balbulus o también Notker de San Gall (ca. 840 - 912) fue un monje de la Abadía de San Galo, poeta y compositor de música. Su nombre Balbulus es un apodo que significa "el Tartamudo". Obra. Es uno de los poetas litúrgicos más importantes de la Edad Media.
Notker the Stammerer (c. 840 – 6 April 912), Notker Balbulus, or simply Notker, was a Benedictine monk at the Abbey of Saint Gall active as a composer, poet and scholar. Described as "a significant figure in the Western Church", [4] Notker made substantial contributions to both the music and literature of his time.
1 Beato Notker Balbulus (Balbuciente) 2 Notker Labeo. 3 Notker Physicus. 4 Notker, sobrino de Notker Physicus. 5 Notker, preboste de S. Gall y después Obispo de Lieja. 6 Fuentes. Beato Notker...
Notkerus Balbulus, Notker Balbulus o también Notker de San Gall (ca. 840 - 912) fue un monje de la Abadía de San Galo, poeta y compositor de música. Su nombre Balbulus es un apodo que significa "el Tartamudo".
5 de mar. de 2021 · The life of Notker the Stammerer (latin: Balbulus) revolved around the Swiss monastery of Saint Gall where he received a refined education before being ordained as a monk. Once he became part of the monastery, Notker acted as a librarian, poet and music composer. But why was Notker addressed with the epithet “the Stammerer”?
Blessed Notkar Balbulus, also known as Notkar the Stammerer, Notkar of Saint Gall, Notker, and Notkero, was a highly accomplished Benedictine monk, priest, poet, musician, teacher, writer, historian, and hagiographer. He was born around 840 in Elgg, Switzerland.
Notker Balbulus, monk of St. Gall, was not the first to compose sequences, but his Liber hymnorum (“Book of Hymns”), begun about 860, is an integrated collection of texts that spans the whole of the church year in an ordered cycle. Performed between the biblical… Read More. medieval liturgical music. In Western music: Monophonic liturgical chant.
