Second verse for Alleluia Pascha Nostrum?
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The Triplex indicates a second verse for the Easter Day Alleluia ("Epulemur..."). Does anyone have music for this verse in square note or modern notation? I've only been able to track it down in pre-square note manuscripts.
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I also could find it only in the Laon maniscript, p. 103 (https://archive.org/stream/palographiemusic10macq#page/103/mode/1up).
Has the Laon manuscript been transcribed to square notes?Thanked by 1eft94530 -
A square note version is available from Gregor und Taube: http://gregor-und-taube.de/Materialien/Alleluiaverse/D.1-Al.2-Epulemur-in-azymis.pdf
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Thank you!
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I don't but I wrote a "free organum" for it if you'd like a copy for future.
I put in "" because it's not really free if it ain't improvised no?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=30zlIubh_Xg
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