Jasmin Hartmann-Strauß

Jasmin Hartmann-Strauß is a Researcher at the Institute for Music Research within the Faculty of Philosophy at Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg. She has held a temporary research assistant position at the Chair of Musicology II since the summer semester of 2021. Hartmann-Strauß completed her master's degree in Musicology at Würzburg (2012-2019), focusing her thesis on 'Notation as a form of knowledge and its role in the transmission of knowledge about pitch orders'.

Her doctoral research examines Types, Formations and Transformations of diagrammatic items in Boethius' De institutione musica. Primary research interests include:

• Liturgical Chant of the Latin Middle Ages
• Antique and Medieval Music Theory
• Medieval verse-music relationships
• Ancient Near Eastern musical sources
• Notation theory and paleography

Her publication record demonstrates specialization in medieval liturgical tropes, particularly Benedicamus chants in the Lucca 603 manuscript, with analyses spanning musical, notational, and codicological dimensions.