461197
BEdT ID:
461,197
Melody Source:
W 190r
Troubadour:
Anonymous
Attribution in Manuscript:
Anonymous
Standard Incipit:
Pos vezem que l'iverns s'irais
Incipit in Manuscript:
Poc ve gent que l'iverns s'irais
Transcription Source:
reproduction (Gallica, color and black/white)
Genre:
canso
Number of Phrases:
07
1--h--g-o--h
First Note:
A
Last Note:
A
Range:
G-G
Range Interval:
08
Melody:
1---h---k---k---k---k--kjk---l--jg7---3---j---k---l---l---l---kj--kl--kjk---3---h7---k---k---k---k--kjk---l---jg---3---j---k--l---l---l7--kj---kl--kjk---3---h---k---klm---l---k---jkL--k7--jhg---3---lkl---g--h--k---k---k---l---mlk---3---m---k--mnonl---<>7--k---hg---hj--kkjh---5
Editions:
Gennrich 1958-1965, No. 72; Van der Werf Extant, 350*
Comments:
The missing note in the final phrase of this melody results from a hole in the manuscript. Cuesta's edition of this melody (attributed to Peire Vidal) does not include this obscured note- he instead redistributes the text underlay beginning with the C of the next staff system for "al" of "alques," shifting each syllable by one note or note group for the remainder of that line. (Cuesta 359) Van der Werf suggests a ternaria CBA because of the placement of the hole (he calls its a "stain," which would only obscure notes within that pitch range. (VWE Extant, 350) In Phrase 5, the sixth neume appears to indicate an ascending plica because of the upward stem, and I have included it here; however, it does not appear in VWE.
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