1D000 Byzantine Musical Symbols 1D0FF

Prosodies (Prosodics)

These three characters are not actually attested in musical contexts.

Ekfonetika

Melodimata (Melodics)

Fonitika (Vocals)

Afona or Ypostaseis (Mutes or Hypostases)

Argies (Retards)

Leimmata or Siopes (Leimmas or Silencers)

Synagmata or Gorgotites (Synagmas or Quickeners)

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "called diargon by some authorities" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "called triargon by some authorities" }

Agogika (Conduits)

Glyphs shown for conduits reflect Greek practice, with chi as the base letter; different national traditions use glyphs with different base letters.

Ichimata and Martyrika (Ichimas and Evidentials)

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in intonation formulas instead of nu, before phonemes a, i, o, u" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter nu", "cp2": "03BD" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "used in intonation formulas instead of nu, before phoneme e" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter nu", "cp2": "03BD" }

Fthores (Destroyers)

FORMALALIAS_LINE { "text": "BYZANTINE MUSICAL SYMBOL FTHORA SKLIRON CHROMA VASIS" }

COMMENT_LINE { "bullet": "*", "text": "misspelling of \"FTHORA\" in character name is a known defect" }

Alloioseis (Differentiators)

Rythmika (Rhythmics)

CROSS_REF { "name2": "musical symbol short barline", "cp2": "1D105" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "musical symbol single barline", "cp2": "1D100" }

Grammata (Letters)

The first three characters are not actually attested in musical contexts.

CROSS_REF { "name2": "latin small letter ou", "cp2": "0223" }

CROSS_REF { "name2": "greek small letter stigma", "cp2": "03DB" }

Specials