Liturgical fragments in NL-TILtf |
The Theologische Faculteit Tilburg has some liturgical fragments. This collection is now housed in the library of the Kath. Univ. Brabant in Tilburg.
Some fragments are in NL-TILtf Haaren 14
(see
Van de Ven, pp. 25-28). In the front is half a leaf of a 12th-century
antiphoner with staff notation (Low Countries style); the staff lines
are dry (blind), except for the fa-line which is red, and the do-line
that is a bit yellowish; the neume forms are quite similar to the
12th-century notations from Utrecht. This leaf bears
the remark Liber monasterii S. Iacobi in Leodio. The
fragment has responsories on both sides, but it is too small to draw a
conclusion on monastic or secular use.
In the back of the ordinal
on some loose leaves is a Liber Generationis,
13-14th century, notated in Hufnagelschrift; it seems to have a
2-part conclusion De qua natus est
ihesus qui vocatur cristus Benedictus marie filius.
There is also
a guidonian hand.
(Autopsy, November 2003)