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*grumble*	by LthrOttr	2005-03-16 19:50:32
I have been searching for several hours for a pictoral explanation of one little chant symbol. Used in Episcopal Liturgy (such as the Sursum Corda during the Exultet... as a matter of fact, its location there is why I'm searching for it). I have complete forgotten the proper way to sing the note with the little symbol sitting on top of it. Looks more or less like /\/\/ (well, the points of the up and down are connected). It's located on the middle note of three notes ascending. Anyone able to point me in the right direction? I've been googling for a while and going through lots of chant sites, but cannot find this thing. Any help is appreciated. LthrOttr Soemthing I'd appreciate more would be if the rector hadn't decided to send the Anglican Exultet to me today for next weekend Easter Vigil.... the Roman Catholic chant of the Exultet I know. I don't necessarily know the Episcopal/Anglican version.
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Could it be a trill (sp?)	by airRaid5	2005-03-16 19:58:16
Doesn't look like a trill...	by LthrOttr	2005-03-16 20:02:14
I would say a mordent...	by esbita	2005-03-16 20:20:45
Exactly why I don't think it is a mordent	by LthrOttr	2005-03-16 20:24:45

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