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From Ink to Sound

Decoding Musical Manuscripts

Professor Matteo Nanni, Angelika Moths, Anna Maier, Matthias Ion Hörmann, and Mirjam Oswald

Music manuscripts and notations and their evolution through history.

Decoding and transcription of early notational systems.

The challenges and principles of music notation, referring to semiotic approaches and visual theory.

Different strategies of music visualization.

Analysis of ancient music performances provided by musicians of the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis.

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University of Basel

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Professor Matteo Nanni

Angelika Moths

Anna Maier

Matthias Ion Hörmann

Mirjam Oswald

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