Music Examples
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The .opus file is the Calliope data file.
Except where noted below, all text fonts have been changed to Times to permit ease of exchange.
File name Description
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merula-amolever Amo l'e Ver (Tarquinio Merula, 1645). soprano, tenor, 2 violins, continuo.
Typical duet with instrumental ritornelli. Uses New Century SchoolBook.
danyel-like Like as the lute (John Danyels, 1614). 1 soprano, lute, bass viol.
Illustrates lute tablature.
mass-viii Mass VIII (traditional).
Illustrates Gregorian chant notation.
dagagliano-ofelici O felici fortunate (Marco da Gagliano, 1615) choir and continuo.
Illustrates multi-verse choir parts with hidden verses
allison-paternos The Lord's prayer (Richard Allison, 1599). choir and consort.
Illustrates many mixed staves.
cima-sonata Sonata a 3 (G.P. Cima, 1610). violin, cornett, continuo.
Typical instrumental sonata (good for playback).
strogers-oheav O heavn'ly God ([N] Strogers, 158?) soprano, lute.
Illustrates many verses.
fresco-dovedove Dove, Dove Signor (G. Frescobaldo, 1630) soprano, continuo
Typical solo motet with editorial figured bass.
kaps-exurgat Exurgat Deus (H. Kapsberger, 1612) soprano, continuo
Illustrates passagi and unequal note-group notation.
posch-intradaV Intrada V (Isaac Posch, 1621). strings etc.
These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.