Christopher Page

Christopher Page, an esteemed English musicologist and founder of Gothic Voices, takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the evolution of musical notation in Christian worship. He highlights how early liturgical music relied heavily on memory before the revolutionary contributions of Guido d'Arezzo. Page emphasizes the balance between improvisation and standardized melodies, showcasing how these developments transformed monastic singing practices. He also reflects on the historical significance of these innovations on music theory and their ongoing influence.