 | Archives du chapitre m. de s. Rombout, Malines. Antiphonaire de
Noël, 7 languettes ...: fragments from two manuscripts, 14th (?) century,
partly with a Lorraine-like notation on ink staves, partly square notation
on red staves. Accompanied by a letter of 1949 etc. |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines, Deux languettes d'un
missel XIIIe siècle. Three (instead of two) fragments, 13th century, with
a notation that looks like Low Countries notation, group 1 |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Antiphonaire du XVe
siècle .... Part of a leaf of an antiphoner, 15th century,
Hufnagelschrift on red staves; Marian antiphons |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Antiphonaire Fin XVe
ou Début XVIe siècle. Part of a leaf of an antiphoner, square notation on red
staves, resp. Plange in 7th mode (verse: Ululate pastores) |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Languette d'un missel à
notation messine, début XIVe s. Fragment of a leaf, Low Countries (?) staff
notation on ink lines, f-line is red, and the c-line is yellow |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Petit fragment d'une
antiphonaire, début XIIIe siècle avec notation (anglaise) ? sur portée rouge.
Square notation on red staves, may be English; no pen work |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Fragments d'une hymne à
Ste Madeleine. Square notation on red staves; in bad condition |
| | Fragments d'un Bréviaire de choeur: Laudes du Samedi, XIVe s. Two small
fragments with Lorraine-like staff notation of ink lines |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Fragment d'un
antiphonaire du XVe siècle (notations germaniques). Leaf of an antiphoner, 15th
century, Hufnagelschrift on red staves |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Folio d'un missel, XIIe
siècle, XIVe-XVe dimanche après la Pentecôte, avec notation aquitaine in
campo aperto. Aquitanian neumes, in campo aperto (or on one blind line?) |
| | Archives du chapitre métropolitain de s. Rombout, Malines. Double
folio d'un missel du XIIIe siècle. Low Countries style notation (group 1),
on ink lines, f-line red; a.o. the rounded torculus and the large oriscus in
Protexisti point towards Low Countries notation instead of
Lorraine neumes |
| | Archives du chapitre de s. Rombout, Malines. Antiphonaire fin XIIIe siècle
(bon état). Low Countries style notation on red staves; prayer for Autbertus
|
In some of the older fragments the difference between Low Countries
notation (similar to De Loos,
par. II-3, group 1) and Lorraine notation is not quite obvious,
especially when there is no oriscus. The ascending line of the axis of
notation is almost vertical and the descending line is slanting.
After a closer inspection it might appear that several of the
fragments have belonged to the same manuscript.
