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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Locations of Origin
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Spain
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Cities
Seville
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Production method
Manuscript
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Physical type
non-music manuscript with interpolated polyphony
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Material
paper
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Format
upright
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Size (height in mm)
Preparation
Size of Music Text Area
Pricking
never
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Height of Staves
Colour of Staves
dark brown
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Ruling Medium
single rastrum
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Number of staves
8
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Disposition of Voice Parts
3-part opening
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4-part opening
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5-part opening
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Indentation for Initials
single
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Extra Space Between Voice Parts
empty ruled staves on grid
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Space Provided for Separate Text
no separate text
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Adhoc Adaptation
made for complete additional staves
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notation and staves extended into margin
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notation extended into margin
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other
1
Copying of Music
Colour of Notation
black
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dark brown
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Type of Notation
chant (square)
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void mensural
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Monophonic Notation
present
1
Level of Calligraphy
high
1
Non-verbal Performance Instructions
coronae
1
end symbol
1
signes-de-renvoi
1
Copying of Text
Language
Latin
1
Presence or Absence of Text
fully texted with one text
1
untexted
1
Type of Script
cursive
1
humanistic
1
rotonda
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Level of Calligraphy
fair
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high
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Colour of Text
black
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dark brown
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Multiple Texts
no
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Decoration
Miniatures Frequency
Borders Frequency
Borders Size
Painted Initials Frequency
Painted Initials Type
Penned Initials Frequency
often
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Penned Initials Type
calligraphic
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Planned Initials Frequency
Planned Initials Type
Other Decoration Frequency
rarely
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Other Decoration Type
decorative final long
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Penned initials frequency: often
Pricking frequency: never
Adhoc adaptation: notation and staves extended into margin
Other decoration frequency: rarely
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Seville, Spain, Biblioteca Capitular y Colombina, MS 5-5-20 (olim Z Tab. 137, N.° 25), Early 16th century, 39-66
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