25-11-2016, 04:02 PM
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Also see this diagram for an example of circular musical notation:
Berkeley Music Library MS 0744, late 14thC, France, p. 61
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It is worth noting that this sort of thing was known as a "circular canon". Canons could also be represented by homophony, as tube or pipe-shaped objects.
Berkeley Music Library MS 0744, late 14thC, France, p. 61
It is worth noting that this sort of thing was known as a "circular canon". Canons could also be represented by homophony, as tube or pipe-shaped objects.