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A monk at this abbey named Notker the Stammerer collected several sequences in the Liber Hymnorum. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this abbey whose namesake 9th-century cantatorium is the earliest such surviving collection of chant.
ANSWER: Abbey of Saint Gall [or Abtei St. Gallen]
[10m] The St. Gall Cantatorium is also the earliest complete extant musical manuscript to use this form of musical notation. These symbols were the main way of notating pitch before the advent of staff notation.
ANSWER: neumes (“nyooms”) [accept neumatic notation]
[10e] The Hartker Antiphonary at St. Gall includes a picture of this man dictating chant to a scribe. Catholic plainchant is commonly described with the adjectival form of this man’s name.
ANSWER: Gregory I [or Gregory the Great; accept Gregorian chant]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Chicago AUC Berkeley A001010E
Chicago BJohns Hopkins001010E
Columbia AWUSTL A001010E
Cornell BWinona State0101020ME
Georgia StateArizona State001010E
HarvardToronto C1001020HE
Iowa StateToronto B0000
MITCornell A001010E
MarylandIllinois B0101020ME
MichiganColumbia B1001020HE
NYULSE10101030HME
North Carolina AIllinois A001010E
Ohio StateVirginia001010E
OttawaFlorida0101020ME
Penn StateUC Berkeley B001010E
StanfordRutgers001010E
TexasMinnesota001010E
Toronto ANorthwestern001010E
UCFNorth Carolina B001010E
VanderbiltRIT1001020HE
Virginia TechGeorgia Tech001010E
WUSTL BWaterloo B001010E
Waterloo AIndiana001010E
YaleBritish Columbia001010E

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