The paper discusses a problem connected with the performance of lyric texts in the Hellenistic period: were pauses sometimes indicated by means of signs? To this purpose papyrological and epigraphic documents with musical notation are investigated (and in the Appendix a full list of the uses is provided); the controversial signs of three important Ptolemaic papyri (P. Stras.W.G. 304-307r, P. Dryton 50, P. Berol. inv. 9771) with lyrical texts and no musical notation nor colometry are discussed, and some new interpretative proposals are put forward.
Testi musicati, testi per la musica. Ipotesi su alcuni papiri lirici
MARTINELLI, Maria
2009
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The paper discusses a problem connected with the performance of lyric texts in the Hellenistic period: were pauses sometimes indicated by means of signs? To this purpose papyrological and epigraphic documents with musical notation are investigated (and in the Appendix a full list of the uses is provided); the controversial signs of three important Ptolemaic papyri (P. Stras.W.G. 304-307r, P. Dryton 50, P. Berol. inv. 9771) with lyrical texts and no musical notation nor colometry are discussed, and some new interpretative proposals are put forward.File in questo prodotto:
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