The Cantorales in the Americas and Beyond project aims to catalog manuscripts of plainchant outside of Europe that were produced in the Iberian peninsula and across the Spanish diaspora 1300-1800, with a principal focus on the Americas.
Project Team
- Virginia Blanton
- University of Missouri–Kansas City, team lead
- David Andrés Fernández
- Universidad Complutense Madrid
- Richard Haefer
- Arizona State University
- Jane Morlet Hardie
- University of Sydney
- Martha E. Thomae Elías
- Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Cantorales in the Americas and Beyond is an initiative of the Digital Analysis of Chant Transmission (DACT) Project.
Background image is from New York, Hispanic Society of America, MS HC392/249 fol. 42r. With the permission of the Hispanic Society of America.
Support for the project has been provided by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Digital Research Alliance of Canada.
Funding for student internships provided by the UMKC School of Humanities and Social Sciences through the Fostering an Entrepreneurial Spirit for Humanities and Social Sciences Students initiative and the Mellon Humanities Internships Program.
Research travel support offered by the UMKC Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship.
Digitization of some items made possible by the CODICES Digital Humanities Lab.
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