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Musical notation. First page of Notkers Easter Sequence, Laudes Salvatori

Musical notation. First page of Notkers Easter Sequence, Laudes Salvatori


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Filename: 917_05_013051.jpg

Size: 4015 x 4384 (6.9MB)

Date: 27th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

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Musical notation. First page of Notkers Easter Sequence, Laudes Salvatori

Musical notation. First page of Notkers Easter Sequence, Laudes Salvatori showing Neums notation for Gregorian chant, a system of writing music which was superseded by Staff notation. Notker (c840-912) Benedictine monk, poet and musician at the Abbey of St Gall, Switzerland. 10th century manuscript

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10th Abbey Benedictine Century Easter Manuscript Medieval Monk Music Musical Musician Page Poet Sacred Staff Switzerland System Vocal Writing Written Chant Gall Gregorian Notation Sequence Superseded Tenth Century


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the intricate musical notation of Notker's Easter Sequence, Laudes Salvatori. The image captures the first page of this sacred composition, revealing the unique Neums notation used for Gregorian chant. Dating back to the 10th century, this manuscript represents a significant piece of medieval music history. Notker, a talented Benedictine monk, poet, and musician from Switzerland's Abbey of St Gall, crafted this masterpiece with utmost devotion. His meticulous writing style is evident in every stroke on this page. Although superseded by Staff notation over time, Neums served as an early system for transcribing vocal music. The photograph transports us to a bygone era where religious chants filled ancient halls with their divine melodies. It reminds us that music has always been an integral part of human expression and spirituality. As we gaze upon this remarkable artifact from the tenth century, we are reminded of the dedication and creativity required to preserve such treasures throughout history. This image serves as a testament to Notker's profound influence on sacred music and his contribution to shaping musical traditions that have endured through centuries. Let us cherish this glimpse into our rich cultural heritage and appreciate how these written notes continue to resonate with audiences today.

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