Laboratory II 3106-PRAC-II
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Term 2023Z:
1. Greek, Byzantine and medieval letter notation |
Term 2024Z:
1. Greek, Byzantine and medieval letter notation |
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
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Type of course
General: obligatory courses elective courses | Term 2024Z: elective courses | Term 2023Z: elective courses |
Mode
Learning outcomes
Knowledge of the most important features of selected early chant, mensural and tablature notations. The ability to recognize these notations and make simple transcriptions of early musical scores.
Assessment criteria
During a semester students are obliged to do some short transcriptions of early music notation. At the end of the semester they should be able to recognize various types of notation and to make their characteristics.
Bibliography
W. Apel, Die Notation der polyphonen Musik, Leipzig 1962
H. Besseler, P. Gülke, Schriftbild der mehrstimmigen Musik, MGiB III/5, Leipzig 1973 (Musikgeschichte in Bildern III/5)
B. Stäblein, Schriftbild der einstimmigen Musik, Leipzig 1975 (Musikgeschichte in BildernIII/4)
Notae musicae artis. Musical Notation in Polish Sources. 11th – 16th Century, ed. E. Witkowska-Zaremba, Kraków 2001
Term 2023Z:
W. Apel, Die Notation der polyphonen Musik, Leipzig 1962 |
Term 2024Z:
W. Apel, Die Notation der polyphonen Musik, Leipzig 1962 |
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