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Sagittal [[Notation|notation]] | Sagittal is a microtonal [[Notation|notation]] system capable of notating almost any conceivable tuning. It was developed by [[Dave Keenan]] and [[George Secor]] with significant contributions from numerous others. | ||
=Resources= | |||
[ | [http://sagittal.org/ Official site] | ||
[http://forum.sagittal.org Sagittal Forum] | |||
[[:File:Sagittal.pdf|The original Xenharmonikon article]] | |||
[http://sagittal.org/gift/GiftOfTheGods.htm Gift of the Gods: a Mythical introduction to Sagittal notation] | |||
[http://sagittal.org/Sagittal%20Standard%20JI%20Notation%20Calculator%20Spreadsheet.xlsx spreadsheet-based calculator for Sagittal JI notation] | |||
[http://sagittal.org/Sagittal-SMuFL-Map.pdf Sagittal-SMuFL-Map, a table of every Sagittal symbol] | |||
[[Pain_free_guide_to_Sagittal|Pain free guide to Sagittal]] by William Lynch | [[Pain_free_guide_to_Sagittal|Pain free guide to Sagittal]] by William Lynch | ||
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[https://andrewmeronek.com/music-resources/sagittal-chord-lists/ Sagittal chord chart] by Andrew Meronek | [https://andrewmeronek.com/music-resources/sagittal-chord-lists/ Sagittal chord chart] by Andrew Meronek | ||
=Software= | =Notation Software Support= | ||
==Sagibelius 2.0 | ===Sibelius=== | ||
Sagibelius 2.0 - plugins for using Sagittal notation in Sibelius 4 and up. By [http://www.jacobbarton.net/2011/10/sagibelius-2-0-released/ Jacob Barton]. Hosted on this wiki. Donationware. | |||
[[:File:Sagibelius_2.0.zip|Sagibelius_2.0.zip]] | [[:File:Sagibelius_2.0.zip|Sagibelius_2.0.zip]] | ||
== | ===Lilypond=== | ||
[http://x31eq.com/lilypond/ Plugin for Sagitall notation in Lilypond] by Graham Breed | [http://x31eq.com/lilypond/ Plugin for Sagitall notation in Lilypond] by Graham Breed | ||
= | ===MuseScore=== | ||
Sagittal accidentals are available in MuseScore via the [https://www.smufl.org/fonts/ Bravura font which implements the SMuFL standard]. They can be accessed by opening the Master Palette and finding them in the Symbols section at the end. | |||
===Scala=== | |||
Sagittal notation is available in Scala. | |||
===Dorico=== | |||
Because Dorico is built by Steinberg Media, the same company that maintains the SMuFL standard, it should support Sagittal. | |||
=Scores in Sagittal notation= | =Scores in Sagittal notation= | ||
[[Prayer_of_Thanks|Prayer of Thanks]]</li><li>[[:File:sunday3.pdf|Sunday Pipes]] in [[22edo|22tET]] by Mats Öljare</li><li>Tibia in[[22edo| 22tET]] by [[Paul_Erlich|Paul Erlich]] (<span style="">[http://music.columbia.edu/%7Echris/sounds/TIBIA.mp3 Listen]</span>). Sagittal score [[:File:TIBIA.pdf|in F||\]] or [[:File:tibia_in_g.pdf|in G]]</li><li>[[:File:Ivor_Darreg,_Suite.pdf|On the Enharmonic Tetrachord (from Suite, Op. 62)]], in[[22edo| 22tET]], by [[Ivor_Darreg|Ivor Darreg]]. Originally printed in the Spring 1975 issue of Xenharmonikon in quarter-tone notation. Transcribed to Sagittal by Juhani Nuorvala. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvHvza1vtfo Listen])</li></ul> | <ul> | ||
<li>[[The_Sagittal_Songbook|The Sagittal Songbook]] | |||
<ul> | |||
<li>[http://oneforall.ytmnd.com One for All]</li> | |||
<li>[[land_urchin|Land Urchin]]</li> | |||
<li>[[Clouds_(Andrew_Heathwaite)|Clouds]]</li> | |||
<li>[[Prayer_of_Thanks|Prayer of Thanks]]</li> | |||
</ul> | |||
</li> | |||
<li>[[:File:sunday3.pdf|Sunday Pipes]] in [[22edo|22tET]] by Mats Öljare</li> | |||
<li>Tibia in[[22edo| 22tET]] by [[Paul_Erlich|Paul Erlich]] (<span style="">[http://music.columbia.edu/%7Echris/sounds/TIBIA.mp3 Listen]</span>). Sagittal score [[:File:TIBIA.pdf|in F||\]] or [[:File:tibia_in_g.pdf|in G]]</li> | |||
<li>[[:File:Ivor_Darreg,_Suite.pdf|On the Enharmonic Tetrachord (from Suite, Op. 62)]], in[[22edo| 22tET]], by [[Ivor_Darreg|Ivor Darreg]]. Originally printed in the Spring 1975 issue of Xenharmonikon in quarter-tone notation. Transcribed to Sagittal by Juhani Nuorvala. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvHvza1vtfo Listen])</li> | |||
</ul> | |||
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Revision as of 16:48, 10 May 2020
Sagittal is a microtonal notation system capable of notating almost any conceivable tuning. It was developed by Dave Keenan and George Secor with significant contributions from numerous others.
Resources
The original Xenharmonikon article
Gift of the Gods: a Mythical introduction to Sagittal notation
spreadsheet-based calculator for Sagittal JI notation
Sagittal-SMuFL-Map, a table of every Sagittal symbol
Pain free guide to Sagittal by William Lynch
Sagittal notation guide for 24edo by William Lynch
Introductory examples by Hans Straub
Sagittal chord chart by Andrew Meronek
Notation Software Support
Sibelius
Sagibelius 2.0 - plugins for using Sagittal notation in Sibelius 4 and up. By Jacob Barton. Hosted on this wiki. Donationware.
Lilypond
Plugin for Sagitall notation in Lilypond by Graham Breed
MuseScore
Sagittal accidentals are available in MuseScore via the Bravura font which implements the SMuFL standard. They can be accessed by opening the Master Palette and finding them in the Symbols section at the end.
Scala
Sagittal notation is available in Scala.
Dorico
Because Dorico is built by Steinberg Media, the same company that maintains the SMuFL standard, it should support Sagittal.
Scores in Sagittal notation
- The Sagittal Songbook
- Sunday Pipes in 22tET by Mats Öljare
- Tibia in 22tET by Paul Erlich (Listen). Sagittal score in F||\ or in G
- On the Enharmonic Tetrachord (from Suite, Op. 62), in 22tET, by Ivor Darreg. Originally printed in the Spring 1975 issue of Xenharmonikon in quarter-tone notation. Transcribed to Sagittal by Juhani Nuorvala. (Listen)