Em 22/05/2013 12:34, Jacques Peron escreveu:
> I must say my opinion is closer to the first Olivier enumerates :
> standardised latin, with æ, oe, ae', oe?, i instead of j, and accents
> only on words that have three syllabes or more. In my humble opinion,
> accents on disyllabes are quite "heavy". If we respect the rules of
> each source, we would logically have to make several versions,
> according to various sources.
>
> But i'll obviously follow common rules when there are !
>
Hi,
I think the same as abbé Peron.
I also prefer æ, oe, ae', oe? and, /especially,/ i instead of j.
Regarding accents on disyllabes, I have no fixed opinion, but, as
I´m more acquainted with the Graduale Triplex/Romanum, I do not lack
those accents... problably I would think they were 'heavy' too.
If someone had the need, he could make changes to a local copy of
the gabc score, replacing the ligatures æ -> ae, i for j, and so on.
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Luís Henrique Camargo Quiroz - http://luishcq.tripod.com
my chant page - http://www.christusrex.org/www2/cantgreg
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