gr_indiv:0329
Unterschiede
Hier werden die Unterschiede zwischen zwei Versionen angezeigt.
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| gr_indiv:0329 [2025/08/06 18:22] – xaverkainzbauer | gr_indiv:0329 [2025/09/05 18:22] (aktuell) – xaverkainzbauer | ||
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| [[0328]] ← → [[0331]] | [[0328]] ← → [[0331]] | ||
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| - | GT 317 - GN 1/300 - BzG 31/ | + | [[0309]] ⟽ **[[cento_gr: |
| + | [[0309]] ⟽ **[[cento_gr: | ||
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| - | Das Prinzip der ' | + | Das Prinzip der ' |
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| + | {{ : | ||
| - | Die adiastematischen Handschriften - Die Unterschiede in der Notation der Artikulation\\ | + | **Die adiastematischen Handschriften - \\ |
| - | {{ : | + | Unterschiede in der Notation der Artikulation**\\ |
| MR bringt bei „in di-//e//“ einen Pressus, wo Ch, L, C eine nkClv schreiben. Darauf folgt eine Virga emphatica statt bloßer Virga „cla-mavi“.\\ | MR bringt bei „in di-//e//“ einen Pressus, wo Ch, L, C eine nkClv schreiben. Darauf folgt eine Virga emphatica statt bloßer Virga „cla-mavi“.\\ | ||
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| V. Lord, God of my salvation / by day I cried out, and by night before you! | V. Lord, God of my salvation / by day I cried out, and by night before you! | ||
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| + | The principle of “notation in original position” is understood here to mean that every melody is notated in its usual tetrachord. Modal shifts are therefore indicated with Custos and Divisio maior, not with accidentals, | ||
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| + | **The adiastematic manuscripts - \\ | ||
| + | Differences in the notation of the articulation**\\ | ||
| + | MR brings a pressus at ‘in di-// | ||
| + | The syllable ‘cla-// | ||
| + | - Pressus in the Trc context (‘sol-la-fa’), | ||
| + | - The final group of the syllable forms a pes subpunctis ‘mi-sol-mi-re’ with a resupine virga strata. In MR the pes subpunctis consists of four tones, in Ch and L the ‘mi’ is doubled if the oriscus is one tone. \\ | ||
| + | - The third element is the double resupine virga strata. In the GN, the first is transcribed as the bivirga ‘sol’, the second as the semitone pes ‘mi-fa’. In Ch and L, the first note of the pes subpunctis is resolved by rounding, but is found again as the last note of the group above, where the resupine virga strata has become a pressus. | ||
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gr_indiv/0329.1754497367.txt.gz · Zuletzt geändert: von xaverkainzbauer
