Adiastematic Neumes Other than Messine & St. Gall
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Any recommendations for books, journal articles, etc. to learn adiastematic neumes other than Messine/Metz/Laon & St. Gall?
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I followed an very short online course From Ink to Sound a couple of years ago which I think had a brief mention. There might be contacts or links at the University of Basel. https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/from-ink-to-sound
Lead on that course has moved to Giessen -
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matteo-nanni-22885aab/?originalSubdomain=ch
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