New German Tablature Notation - Revision history

Irahs: correction

2024-06-12T14:06:45Z

correction

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	[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]		[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]
	[[File:S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Hook 1.jpeg\|thumb\|A section of another guide in [[S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Höök]], this one showing the correlation of rhythmic values and how different rhythmic values are combined]]		[[File:S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Hook 1.jpeg\|thumb\|A section of another guide in [[S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Höök]], this one showing the correlation of rhythmic values and how different rhythmic values are combined]]
	[[File:Becker II.6.19 rhythms.jpg\|thumb\|A guide in [[D-~~LEm Becker II~~.6.19]] showing the different rhythmic signs in New German Tablature Notation, including the breve. On the right is a table correlating rest symbols in Score and Tablature notation, from left to right is the note symbol in staff notation, the rest symbol in tablature notation, and the rest symbol in staff notation.]]		[[File:Becker II.6.19 rhythms.jpg\|thumb\|A guide in [[D-Mbs Mus. ms. 262]] showing the different rhythmic signs in New German Tablature Notation, including the breve. On the right is a table correlating rest symbols in Score and Tablature notation, from left to right is the note symbol in staff notation, the rest symbol in tablature notation, and the rest symbol in staff notation.]]
	Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.		Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.

Fiskfan1999: /* Handwriting Table */ capital letters

2024-06-12T04:00:06Z

Handwriting Table: capital letters

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	! !! C !! CIS !! D !! DIS !! E !! F !! FIS !! G !! GIS !! A !! B !! H		! !! C !! CIS !! D !! DIS !! E !! F !! FIS !! G !! GIS !! A !! B !! H
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	\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 ff.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 fisfis.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 gg.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 aa.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 bb.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 hh.png\|frameless\|none]]
	\|-		\|-
	! !! c !! cis !! d !! dis !! e !! f !! fis !! g !! gis !! a !! b !! h		! !! c !! cis !! d !! dis !! e !! f !! fis !! g !! gis !! a !! b !! h

Fiskfan1999: /* Handwriting Table */ start lynar b 3

2024-06-12T03:56:59Z

Handwriting Table: start lynar b 3

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	! !! C !! CIS !! D !! DIS !! E !! F !! FIS !! G !! GIS !! A !! B !! H		! !! C !! CIS !! D !! DIS !! E !! F !! FIS !! G !! GIS !! A !! B !! H
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	\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	! !! c !! cis !! d !! dis !! e !! f !! fis !! g !! gis !! a !! b !! h		! !! c !! cis !! d !! dis !! e !! f !! fis !! g !! gis !! a !! b !! h
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	\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 c.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 cis.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 d.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 dis.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 e.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 f.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 fis.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 g.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 gis.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 a.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 b.png\|frameless\|none]] \|\| [[File:Lynarb3 h.png\|frameless\|none]]
	\|}		\|}

Fiskfan1999: move handwriting table to correct place

2024-06-12T03:52:51Z

move handwriting table to correct place

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 === Handwriting Table ===
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 | [[D-B Ms. Lynar B 3]] || || || || || || || || || || || ||
 |}
 == References ==

Fiskfan1999 at 03:52, 12 June 2024

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 An overview of the letters and how they appear in various manuscripts appears below.
 Rhythms are written in the following way: a dot for a ''breve'', a vertical line for a whole note, and then adding one horizontal flag to the top of the vertical line for shorter note values.
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 In [[D-LEm Becker II.6.19]], the octave cutoff is h, but bass H is written as H instead of h (that letter does not exist in this writing).
 == References ==

Fiskfan1999: start handwriting table

2024-06-12T03:38:09Z

start handwriting table

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	A down-right stroke (representing ''-is'') is appended to the letter.		A down-right stroke (representing ''-is'') is appended to the letter.

			An overview of the letters and how they appear in various manuscripts appears below.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+ Overview of letters in various hands
			\|-
			! !! C !! CIS !! D !! DIS !! E !! F !! FIS !! G !! GIS !! A !! B !! H
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|-
			! !! c !! cis !! d !! dis !! e !! f !! fis !! g !! gis !! a !! b !! h
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
			\|}

	Rhythms are written in the following way: a dot for a ''breve'', a vertical line for a whole note, and then adding one horizontal flag to the top of the vertical line for shorter note values.		Rhythms are written in the following way: a dot for a ''breve'', a vertical line for a whole note, and then adding one horizontal flag to the top of the vertical line for shorter note values.

Fiskfan1999: change opening image

2024-06-12T03:09:28Z

change opening image

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	[[File:~~PPN1032686251 00000003~~.jpg\|thumb\|An example of ~~an organ~~ piece written in ~~new~~ German ~~tablature notation~~]]		[[File:H praetorius magnificat 1 opening.jpg\|thumb\|An example of a piece written in New German Tablature Notation]]
	"'''New German Tablature"''' (de: ''die Buchstabentabulatur'' or ''Neue deutsche Orgeltabulatur'') is a notation style used by north-German organists from around the late 16th-mid 18th centuries.		"'''New German Tablature"''' (de: ''die Buchstabentabulatur'' or ''Neue deutsche Orgeltabulatur'') is a notation style used by north-German organists from around the late 16th-mid 18th centuries.

Fiskfan1999 at 02:35, 12 June 2024

2024-06-12T02:35:36Z

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	[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]		[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]
	[[File:S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Hook 1.jpeg\|thumb\|A section of another guide in [[S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Höök]], this one showing the correlation of rhythmic values and how different rhythmic values are combined]]		[[File:S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Hook 1.jpeg\|thumb\|A section of another guide in [[S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Höök]], this one showing the correlation of rhythmic values and how different rhythmic values are combined]]
			[[File:Becker II.6.19 rhythms.jpg\|thumb\|A guide in [[D-LEm Becker II.6.19]] showing the different rhythmic signs in New German Tablature Notation, including the breve. On the right is a table correlating rest symbols in Score and Tablature notation, from left to right is the note symbol in staff notation, the rest symbol in tablature notation, and the rest symbol in staff notation.]]
	Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.		Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.

Fiskfan1999 at 02:31, 12 June 2024

2024-06-12T02:31:32Z

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	== Notation ==		== Notation ==
	[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]		[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]
			[[File:S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Hook 1.jpeg\|thumb\|A section of another guide in [[S-L Handskr. Ekonomi Höök]], this one showing the correlation of rhythmic values and how different rhythmic values are combined]]
	Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.		Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.

Fiskfan1999: excerpt from manuscript

2024-06-12T02:21:06Z

excerpt from manuscript

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	== Notation ==		== Notation ==
			[[File:GermanTab7.jpg\|thumb\|An excerpt from [[D-W Cod. Guelf. 1055 Helmst.]] showing the correlation of the rhythmic values. From left to right: The note and rest symbols in staff notation, and the rhythmic value and rest symbol in tablature notation.]]
	Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.		Music written in New German Tablature Notation is written in an "open-score" format in which the voices is written above and below each other with no concept of combining voices on separate staves. Virtually all manuscripts in New German Tablature Notation write each system across both pages, unlike modern staff notation where each system goes across one page only.