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We will first give the melody in neumatic notation, as I heard it from the cantor mentioned before.

Bower's format brings us much closer to the original notation, presenting the two ways melodies were anchored in memory--through textual versus and neumatic notation.

In Rankin's discussion of neumatic notations, she shows the strength of working on one centre of music notation and individual scribes, saying 'Because of the relation between music scripts and what they seek to record, those who wrote neumatic notation could exercise personal judgement about how they notated melodies, using writing to highlight specific musical issues, whether that be habits of performance practice or momentary reminders...'.

Having investigated the connections between Byzantine church music and Gregorian chant, primarily through the examination of the relationship of Latin to Byzantine neumatic notation, Floros (emeritus, musicology, U.

Question 1: I don't feel comfortable reading neumatic notation but want to try a Hildegard chant.

Of course, such neumatic sources are routinely interpreted by reference to later diastematic sources, but should a similar comparative method be used to interpret the rhythmic patterns of unmeasured sources (trobador or trouvere songs, or the Latin songs of the Carmina Burana), we are told that the later, measured, sources "imposed" rhythms on songs hitherto innocent of such affronts.

The S2201W and S2001W both employ twisted neumatic (TN) panel technology and have a 16:10 aspect ratio and 1680 x 1050 native resolution.

Here several black-and-white illustrations help to bring the medieval work to life, assisting readers in familiarizing themselves with the Gothic, mensural, and neumatic notations used in the songs of ms.