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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Non verbal performance instructions: signes-de-renvoi Disposition of voice part: 6-part opening Copy language name: Flemish Type of script: cursive (bastarda) Pricking frequency: often Number of staves: 6 Number of staves: 7 Number of staves: 5 Other decoration frequency: never Number of staves: 2 Physical format: upright Penned initials frequency: normally Planned initials frequency: never Number of staves: 10 Penned initials frequency: occasionally Physical type: choirbook Type of notation: void mensural

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  1. Eton, Great Britain, Eton College Library, MS 178, c. 1500-04, All folios
  2. Cambridge, Great Britain, Gonville and Caius College, MS 667/760, Late 1520s, All folios