gabc St. Gall neumes
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Anyone know where I can find a reference page for gabc St. Gall neumes? I am still an amateur with gabc and so far have limited my use to adjusting scores I’ve found on Gregobase. I would like to continue to do the same and either add St. Gall neumes to scores that do not have them or adjust scores with St. Gall neumes written above. Many thanks!
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Pages 5 and 6 may be the closest things to a one-page summary for the St. Gall and Laon neumes, respectively:
https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/releases/download/v6.0.0/GregorioNabcRef.pdf
nabc.pdf392K -
I like how it looks exactly like Cardine's chart, just scaled for a computer and modern printer, down to the size of the columns.
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You're welcome! Not nabc related, but did you know that there are tables in the same format for St. Yrieix, Mont Renaud, and Angelica 123?
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I had no idea! Thank you so much!
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