CHAPTER XV--CHANGES IN MUSICAL NOTATION 179-188

General direction of musical progress toward classification and the

establishment of unities of various kinds--early letter notation

of the Greeks and Romans--Roman notation as used by Guido of

Arezzo--neumæ--with lines--additional lines--"Lament for

Charlemagne"--notation employed by the French Trouvères--clefs--new

staff proposed by an American reformer.

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