PRoMs - The Production and Reading of Music Sources

Mise-en-page in manuscripts and printed books containing polyphonic music, 1480—1530
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Disposition of voice part: 5-part single page Adhoc adaptation: notation extended into margin Adhoc adaptation: staves extended into margin Disposition of voice part: 1-part single page Adhoc adaptation: notation and staves extended into margin Disposition of voice part: 2-part single page Adhoc adaptation: staveline added Disposition of voice part: 3-part consecutive Type of notation: full mensural Disposition of voice part: 3-part score Adhoc adaptation: partial additional staves

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  1. Tarazona, Spain, Archivo Capitular de la Catedral, MS 17, First half of 16th century, Altus
  2. Tarazona, Spain, Archivo Capitular de la Catedral, MS 17, First half of 16th century, Tenor primus
  3. Barcelona, Spain, Biblioteca de Catalunya, M. 454, 1500–1534, All folios
  4. Florence, Italy, Conservatorio di Musica Luigi Cherubini, MS Basevi 2442, First half of the 16th century, probably c. 1527, Cantus partbook, all folios