ANTIPHONARIA is a project at the Institut für Musikwissenschaft of Regensburg University, financed by the TransCoop-Program of the Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung, in cooperation with the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. The Regensburg team, led by David Hiley, is working with the CANTUS team, led by Terence Bailey, to enlarge and develop new ways of processing the data in the CANTUS databanks. In the Autumn of 2006 a workshop was held in Regensburg, where among other things the compilation of RISM volumes covering antiphoners and notated breviaries was discussed.
An international team to compile the RISM volumes is in the process of formation. It is intended to link the manuscript descriptions to a number of databases and other electronic resources, accessible in the internet, where information on the sources can be stored which is difficult or impossible to print in the traditional way. Some of these resources are already available, or being developed. Follow the links below (last update 13 June 2007).

Ruth Steiner: 'Musical Interpolations into the Liturgical Reading of the Book of Job', Antiphonaria: Studien zu Quellen und Gesängen des mittelalterlichen Offiziums, ed. David Hiley, Regensburger Studien zur Musikgeschichte 7 (Tutzing 2009), 207-218
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