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| an_indiv:1210 [2026/06/30 14:57] – xaverkainzbauer | an_indiv:1210 [2026/06/30 14:58] (aktuell) – xaverkainzbauer |
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| <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> | <fc #4682b4>"Per signum crucis"</fc> |
| Bv expands the text and thus has enough syllables for a classical four-part type of the 1st mode. The other sources have to make do with 5 syllables. If the VrgStr on the first syllable is taken seriously, it must be a "re" (AM!) and introduce the cento 1INC VrgStr. The ending of the cento with PeCl in place of the final "re" is also beyond question. The two syllables "sig-num" remain. If you underlay the shortest cento 1INC VrgStr (0269), the notes "do-re-fa-mi" remain. The "mi" is prevented by the cephalic "sig-//num//", the notes "do-re" remain for the kPes.\\ | Bv expands the text and thus has enough syllables for a classical four-part type of the 1st mode. The other sources have to make do with 5 syllables. If the VrgStr on the first syllable is taken seriously, it must be a "re" (AM!) and introduce the cento 1INC VrgStr. The ending of the cento with PeCl in place of the final "re" is also beyond question. The two syllables "sig-num" remain. If you underlay the shortest cento 1INC VrgStr (0269), the notes "do-re-fa-mi" remain. The "mi" is prevented by the cephalic "sig-//num//", the notes "do-re" remain for the kPes.\\ |
| MR is not involved here: the second virga is shorter than the first. Despite VrgStr (Oriscus applicatus), the first note is "fa" (Wc). The compromise in Ka.\\ is interesting | MR is not involved here: the second virga is shorter than the first. Despite VrgStr (Oriscus applicatus), the first note is "fa" (Wc). The compromise in Ka.\\ is interesting |
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| <fc #4682b4>"cru//c#///"</fc> The pressus is a sign for the cento change.\\ | |
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| | <fc #4682b4>"cru//c#///"</fc> The pressus is a sign for the cento change.\\ |
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| <fc #6495ed>"de inimicis nostris"</fc> The internal position of this antiphon could be verontised with 1MEDtriv (norm1) or 1NOV type (norm2). In fact, it is a variation of 1NOV typ. At the end is at | <fc #6495ed>"de inimicis nostris"</fc> The internal position of this antiphon could be verontised with 1MEDtriv (norm1) or 1NOV type (norm2). In fact, it is a variation of 1NOV typ. At the end is at |
