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Chord (software) — Chord Developer(s) Martin Leclerc, Mario Dorion Stable release 3.5 / 1994 April Operating system Cross platform Type staffless lead sheet typesetting … Wikipedia
Gregorian Chant — Repertory of chant most closely associated with liturgies of the Roman Catholic Church. In Richard Crocker’s strict definition, this repertory includes about 600 propers for the mass whose earliest sources date from about 900 and originate in… … Historical dictionary of sacred music
Chord — may refer to: Chord (music), an aggregate of musical pitches sounded simultaneously. Chord (guitar) an aggregate of musical pitches played simultaneously on a guitar Chord (geometry), a line segment joining two points on a curve Chord (astronomy) … Wikipedia
Neume — Punctum redirects here. For the genus of land snails, see Punctum (gastropod). A sample of the Kýrie Eléison (Orbis Factor) from the Liber Usualis. Listen to it interpreted. A neume (pronounced /ˈnjuːm/; spelled neum in, for instance, the… … Wikipedia
neume — neumatic /nooh mat ik, nyooh /, neumic, adj. /noohm, nyoohm/, n. any of various symbols representing from one to four notes, used in the musical notation of the Middle Ages but now employed solely in the notation of Gregorian chant in the… … Universalium
staff — staff1 staffless, adj. /staf, stahf/, n., pl. staffs for 1 5, 9; staves /stayv/ or staffs for 6 8, 10, 11; adj., v. n. 1. a group of persons, as employees, charged with carrying out the work of an establishment or executing some undertaking. 2. a … Universalium
staveless — adjective a) staffless b) Without vertical staves … Wiktionary
Chronology — c. 1000 B. C. Rule of King David, traditional author and compiler of the Book of Psalms. c. 420 B. C. Synagogues established; divine service ordained by the Sanhedrin. A. D. 70 Destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Romans; instrumental… … Historical dictionary of sacred music
Guido D’Arezzo — (c. 995–after 1033) The most famous music theorist of the late Middle Ages, he was active in Arezzo, Italy from 1025, with a visit to Rome probably about 1028 at the behest of Pope John XIX, who had heard of his teaching methods. In his… … Historical dictionary of sacred music
