1 janv. 800 - Neumes

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Early notation; Gregorian Chant to be used during the Mass Ordinary and Mass Proper, as well as for the 8 Daily Offices

- Podatus is the rising two-note neume shape
 Little note on top is a Liquescent neume. An Epiphanous neume.
 What do they mean? We don’t entirely know. Could be a lightening of the voice
 Make chant editions, would indicate on different size of neume.
• Maybe make the top note small? Just to be careful to the og content
- Chironomy is the art of conducting chant
- Punctum has a dot on the end of it (the second note for example)
 Would hold a little longer
- Clivis is a descending two note neume
- Torculus is the three note up and down ones

 Non-diastematic
• Tells you general contour but not specific pitch
• “un-heighted”

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