Inverted Quilisma, Initio Debilis/Auxiliary Notes

[Patrick Williams]

I'm curious as to whether there are plans to add any of the following glyphs, or whether any of them are already available?

1. inverted/descending quilisma

2. scandicus flexus initio debilis (or torculus urgens)

3. upper auxiliary notes

If the interval between the second and third note is only a second, I can create no. 2 without difficulty, but I've found no way to connect the pes intitio debilis to a subsequent higher note.  I'm working on a performing edition of the Proper of the Mass for Sundays and feasts based on the mensuralist interpretation of Jan van Biezen; all of the above would be useful.

Thanks in advance!

Patrick Williams

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[R. Padraic Springuel]

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> On Nov 2, 2021, at 4:19 PM, 'Patrick Williams' via Gregorio Users <gregori...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
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> I'm curious as to whether there are plans to add any of the following glyphs, or whether any of them are already available?
> 1. inverted/descending quilisma
> 2. scandicus flexus initio debilis (or torculus urgens)
> 3. upper auxiliary notes

Do you have pictures of each of these that could be used as a basis for the glyphs?

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[Patrick Williams]

Hello Father,

This should give an idea of what I'm after:

Patrick

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[Patrick Williams]

For context:

At the top is my current solution; the handwritten examples are from Van Biezen.  No. 2 is successful here, but it would be disconnected at a larger interval.  The inverted quilisima comes from Montpellier (H 159), which is referenced in the text but not copied in the examples.

[Patrick Williams]

Any idea about the possibility of adding the descending quilisma/tremula in a future release?  Is the letter m currently in use in GABC code?