gr_indiv:0855
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| gr_indiv:0855 [2026/02/22 12:32] – xaverkainzbauer | gr_indiv:0855 [2026/02/22 12:43] (aktuell) – xaverkainzbauer | ||
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| - | [[0854]] ← → [[0856]] | + | [[0854]] ← → [[0856]] |
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| [[0151]] ⟽ **[[cento_gr: | [[0151]] ⟽ **[[cento_gr: | ||
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| - | Die erste und dritte Zeile dieses fünfzeiligen Introitus des Protus sind gewöhnliche plagale Melodien " | + | Die erste und dritte Zeile dieses fünfzeiligen Introitus des Protus sind gewöhnliche plagale Melodien " |
| 1. Zeile "non con-" geht unter die Finalis.\\ | 1. Zeile "non con-" geht unter die Finalis.\\ | ||
| 3. Zeile beginnt auf " | 3. Zeile beginnt auf " | ||
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| 5 . . . . . . . . . . . <fc # | 5 . . . . . . . . . . . <fc # | ||
| - | {{ : | + | {{ : |
| Der kompositorische Kern diese Introitus ist aber die **variierende Wiederholung** in den Zeilen 2, 4 und 5.\\ | Der kompositorische Kern diese Introitus ist aber die **variierende Wiederholung** in den Zeilen 2, 4 und 5.\\ | ||
| Die Kernpunkte dieses Cento sind " | Die Kernpunkte dieses Cento sind " | ||
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| and his children will be blessed; they will be preserved forever. | and his children will be blessed; they will be preserved forever. | ||
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| - | + | The first and third lines of this five-line introit by Protus are ordinary plagal melodies “re-fa” (2INC ad3), strongly strophic (no accent but time). The ‘mediocriter’ to the first note of “Iustus” prevents the (upbeat) fourth, which was popular from the turn of the millennium onwards and can be attributed to the Tertardus.\\ | |
| - | + | The first line “non con-” goes below the finalis.\\ | |
| + | The third line begins on “la” (‘sursum’). “**tóta** díe” is the main statement of this line, “dí-e” remains on “sol,” and the TrcFIN is secured with ‘tenete bene’. The second accent ‘miserétur’ only touches the “sol.” PesSbp and Strophicus ‘fa’ form the conclusion of both the 1st and 3rd lines. “commodat” - “-babitur”. Unusual is ‘celeriter’ //and// episem on the upper tone of the PesSbp at “comm-// | ||
| + | “miseretur com-” The episem on the morpheme (“mis-”) ensures that it is not neglected in the shadow of the grammatical accent “-re-”. The VStr “-tur” announces the third leap downwards, the liquefactions “et comm-” ensure mere recitation on the finalis ‘re’. The ‘levare’ on “et” refers to the sonorous added value of the liquefaction. | ||
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| + | 1 <fc # | ||
| + | 2 quia dominus <fc # | ||
| + | 3 <fc # | ||
| + | 4 . . . . . . . . . . . <fc # | ||
| + | 5 . . . . . . . . . . . <fc # | ||
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| + | However, the compositional core of this introit is the **varying repetition** in lines 2, 4, and 5.\\ | ||
| + | The key points of this cento are “fa-la-do-fa.” The ascending “fa-la” is composed twice with the quartpes “fa-sa” as an accent. The quilisma (third Pes) is distinguished by the oriscus to the upper note as a fourth Pes. In the first case, the ‘sursum parvulum’ secures the pure fourth “sa.” In the fifth line, the ascent “fa-la” occurs with the accent-preparing Trc (TrcPAR) “in // | ||
| + | The second part of the cento, the descent “do-fa, | ||
| + | In the fourth line, the melody leads gradually to the recitation “fa” after the kPes “la-do” (‘sursum’ ergo ‘do’). The fifth line uses the descent through the octave “do-do, | ||
| + | The second line is introduced by 2INC asc and ends with FML PeCl on “fa” "quia dominus -> **firmat manum** - eius\\ | ||
| + | The fourth and fifth lines have no introduction of their own; they are derived from the centon itself. On \\ | ||
| + | “**semen eius**” is followed by the resonorial cento RP1 D “in benedictione erit” with Pes at the end instead of Clv : colon. | ||
| + | “**in aeternum**” leads into the resonorial cento RP1 F, a CAD micro with corresponding INCCAD. | ||
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| + | All in all, it can be provisionally concluded that IN and CO are essentially characterized by ‘varying repetition’ and by the FML from the antiphon repertoire and the centones from the responsories. | ||
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