This account publishes images of musical notation (mostly Western) that I find beautiful for whatever reason. Tweets by @Eva_Moreda.
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You might not know I have a Youtube channel - haven't updated it for a while, but it has a selection of mini-tutorials on different types of notation, including medieval, tablatures, etc. youtube.com/channel/UCK5Hjwe…
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On the feast of St James - the hymn "Dum pater familias", included in the Codex Calixtinus, originating from Compostela!
On the feast of St James - the hymn "Dum pater familias", included in the Codex Calixtinus, originating from Compostela!
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I am currently working on some pieces from the Codex Faenza! It's one of the earliest sources for keyboard dating from the 14th century.
Musical Notation is Beautiful retweeted
You might not know I have a Youtube channel - haven't updated it for a while, but it has a selection of mini-tutorials on different types of notation, including medieval, tablatures, etc. youtube.com/channel/UCK5Hjwe…
Musical Notation is Beautiful retweeted
One of the stranger markings I’ve encountered in a cello part (from Shostakovich’s third quartet): a crescendo through a rest. I suppose i could LOOK as if I’m getting louder, raising myself in my seat? (Funny - the other instruments, who are playing, have a diminuendo here…)
I am currently working on some pieces from the Codex Faenza! It's one of the earliest sources for keyboard dating from the 14th century.
Musical Notation is Beautiful retweeted
From Galina Ustvolskaya's Composition no. 1, "Dona Nobis Pacem"!
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Lili #Boulanger, opening of Prelude in D flat (1911). I'm not convinced this is a fully completed piece but it's a fascinating document, written when she was only 18 @NotationIsGreat
