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== Correction? == |
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According to this article, the '''longa''' has a stem, but the '''"double-longa"''' does not. What about the '''maxima''' - which has a ''longer'' stem than the '''longa''', and is used in mensural notation to indicate a time period of two longas&hellip. True, neither notation is used much any more, but it is still being taught - at least at the university level. |
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Additionally, according to Wikipedia's own article on [[Mensural notation]], the correct term is a '''"duplex-longa"''', not a double longa. Just wondering.... - [[User:NDCompuGeek|NDCompuGeek]] ([[User talk:NDCompuGeek|talk]]) 16:44, 9 November 2009 (UTC) |
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Correction?
According to this article, the longa has a stem, but the "double-longa" does not. What about the maxima - which has a longer stem than the longa, and is used in mensural notation to indicate a time period of two longas&hellip. True, neither notation is used much any more, but it is still being taught - at least at the university level.
Additionally, according to Wikipedia's own article on Mensural notation, the correct term is a "duplex-longa", not a double longa. Just wondering.... - NDCompuGeek (talk) 16:44, 9 November 2009 (UTC)