Cantum Pulcriorem Invenire

Cantum pulcriorem invenire: Thirteenth-Century Music and Poetry is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (£0.6m) and started on 1 October 2010. Via a monograph, three commercial CDs, an online catalogue and two PhDs, the project aims to develop an understanding of the 12th and 13th century conductus based around both texts and music.

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  • Leif Isaksen
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I came to Southampton in 2006 for my MSc degree and been keeping coming back ever since. I have been working more than a decade in ICT, providing solutions for different commercial IT and archaeological projects. Currently I am working for Portus Limen project and running small company called Archaeovision, which is focussing on cultural heritage documentation.

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