On 16 Aug 2014, at 16:55, Sr. Maria Ruth OSB wrote: > Maybe I discovered the solution: Solesmes follows, in his editions, > Paris, lat. 12044 ms, a diastematic source that follows this simple > criteria: oriscus shape is determined by the following note: > > - if the following note is higher, oriscus will be "high right-pointed" > (what we called "normal" shape) > - if the following note is lower or unison, oriscus will be "low > right-pointed" (the so-called "auctus" shape)
Dear Maria, If that's indeed the case, then this would make a pretty nice default in a set of different rules for the editor to choose from. Olivier mentioned (I don't think his message got to the list) that maybe there should be an option in GregorioTeX for choosing the 1930s or the 1980s oriscus. Then maybe there should be a wider set of known rules, including the one you've just described, possibly with an additional TeX command that could be set manually for each individual oriscus as an exception mechanism... Regards, Grzegorz Rolek _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
