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#introduction: I am a @UtrechtUniversiteit@mastodon.online musicologist -- with a MA thesis on Jachet Berchem (not related afaik...) and a recent(!) #PhD thesis "Linked Sources: network perspectives on the polyphonic Te deum laudamus in the sixteenth century" (https://doi.org/10.33540/1072) I worked at @UULibrary@akademienl.social, @SURF@social.edu.nl, @DANS_knaw_nwo@social.edu.nl and am currently employed at @HuygensInstituut@akademienl.social Work areas: #openaccess, #researchdata and #digitalhumanities 1/2

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Linked Sources: network perspectives on the polyphonic Te deum laudamus in the sixteenth century

This dissertation studies sixteenth-century polyphonic music based on the “Te deum laudamus” text, using methods and tools from network science. This interdisciplinary approach connects a trend from Digital Humanities with historical musicology. The dissertation is divided into two parts. The first part offers introductions on network science, on its applications in music studies and musicology, and on the history and characteristics of the “Te deum laudamus”. In the second part three different

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