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| an_indiv:0176 [2024/09/07 08:31] – xaverkainzbauer | an_indiv:0176 [2024/11/12 18:20] (aktuell) – xaverkainzbauer |
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| | [[0174]] ⟽ **[[cento_an:1typ|AN 1]]** ⟾ [[0188]] |
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| | [[ant:0176|⏹️]] [[rp_hmr:0176|🔄]] |
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| {{ :an_indiv:0176_oc-or_sanctorum.png?200|}} | {{ :an_indiv:0176_oc-or_sanctorum.png?200|}} |
| **[[cento_an:1inc_5pes|1INC 5Pes]]** Auf den Akzent folgen auf "la" rezitierend vier (!) episemierte Virgen,\\ | **[[cento_an:1inc_5pes|1INC 5Pes]]** Auf den Akzent folgen auf "la" rezitierend vier (!) episemierte Virgen,\\ |
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| **[[cento_an:1inc_5pes|1INC 5Pes]]** The accent is followed by four (!) episemised virgues reciting "la",\\ | {{ :an_indiv:0176_oc-or_sanctorum.png?200|}} |
| "Tecum pri-//cípium in di//-e → virtútis tuae". This is followed by a [[neumen:neuma#porrectus|Porrectus]]. What follows can be interpreted in two ways: as\\ | **[[cento_an:1inc_5pes|1INC 5Pes]]** The accent is followed by four (!) episemic virgins reciting on “la”,\\ |
| | “Tecum pri-//cípium in di//-e → virtútis tuae”. This is followed by a [[neumen:neuma#porrectus|Porrectus]]. What follows can be interpreted in two ways: as\\ |
| **[[cento_an:1med_triv|1MED triv]]** unaccented to the re, or as\\\ | **[[cento_an:1med_triv|1MED triv]]** unaccented to the re, or as\\\ |
| **[[formulae:supra|FML supra]]**.\\ | **[[formulae:supra|FML supra]]**.\\ |
| Now the antiphon establishes a new level of recitation: "fa", which begins with the \\ | Now the antiphon establishes a new level of recitation: “fa”, which begins with the \\ |
| **[[formulae:solmido|FML SolMiDo]]** is transformed to "re" + | **[[formulae:solmido|FML SolMiDo]]** is transformed into “re” + |
| [[neumen:oriscus:pct#pct_sub|~Pct sub]] | [[neumen:oriscus:pct#pct_sub|~Pct sub]]\\ |
| | <fc #4682b4>“sancto-//rum//”</fc> The ˜punctum on the final syllable takes it back. The imperfect diastemia of H forces a “do”. MR does not work here. Repeating the lowest note 'do' is unusual. Tol avoids this by making the syllable <fc #4682b4>“ex”</fc> “re” again. |
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| {{ :ant:0176_comm.png?300|}} | **[[cento_an:2inc_asc|2INC asc]]** “ex utero” is strongly intercepted by two episemized virgules (emphasized: “ex ú-**te-ro**”) and [[neumen:litterae#c_st_x|exspectare]]. \\ |
| | **[[formulae:supra|FML supra]]** or, again ambiguous\\ |
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| **[[cento_an:2inc_asc|2INC asc]]** "ex utero" is strongly intercepted by two episemised virgins (emphasised: "ex ú-**te-ro**") and [[neumen:litterae#c_st_x|exspectare]]. \\ | **[[cento_an:2inc_asc|2INC asc]]** "ex utero" is strongly intercepted by two episemised virgins (emphasised: "ex ú-**te-ro**") and [[neumen:litterae#c_st_x|exspectare]]. \\ |
| **[[formulae:supra|FML supra]]** or, again ambiguous\\ | **[[formulae:supra|FML supra]]** or, again ambiguous\\ |
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| **[[cento_an:1MED triv]]** [[neumen:litterae#l|levare]] indicates that the accent is higher than merely an accentual pes from the recitation "fa". The melodic solution for "génui té" is elegantly two-accented, the last accent is oxytonone. If "génui" is set to music normally, a false accent "genuí" is produced. If the "té" is set to music normally, the accent "génui" is lost. The "composer" solves the dilemma by placing "gé-nui" on the finalis, which is secured and reinforced as an accent by cephalicus, but then descends again from "fa" to the second accent "genui //té//", also "re". | **[[cento_an:1MED triv]]** [[neumen:litterae#l|levare]] indicates that the accent is higher than merely an accentual pes from the recitation "fa". The melodic solution for "génui té" is elegantly two-accented, the last accent is oxytonone. If "génui" is set to music normally, a false accent "genuí" is produced. If the "té" is set to music normally, the accent "génui" is lost. The "composer" solves the dilemma by placing "gé-nui" on the finalis, which is secured and reinforced as an accent by cephalicus, but then descends again from "fa" to the second accent "genui //té//", also "re". |
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