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Title
is the original title of the work, recorded in the document. If
this is not available, the title is formulated according to the
genre, place of creation etc.
Identification includes
document signature (number of the collection and number of the
preserved document), institution preserving the document,
preserver and the state.
Description includes
the name of the author, document language and place of creation.
Physical description
includes the information about the form of the document (book,
page etc.); document size (in centimetres); material from which
the item was made; description of binding, imprinted decorations,
records, ex-libris, if any; the number of pages and the
originality of the pagination follow. Measures of the pages and of
the text are indicated in centimetres. The script of the work and
the name of the scribe of the manuscript are given. If available,
the record, certifying this, is given in the original language in
quotation marks and the page of the record is indicated.
Watermarks identify the marks found on the paper; their
identification in the scientific literature given. The decoration
includes the description of pictures, initials and other. Titles
of the pictures appearing in the document are given in the
original language in bold, and the translation is given in angle
brackets. Original records are given in quotation marks. General
physical condition of the document is described.
Additional
information contains a
short annotation of the document and/or pages of which digital
images are available below. If known, the name of the author and
the title of the piece (or of its part) are indicated. The title
is written in bold. Most often it is the first line of the text of
the musical composition. If there is no title, the formulated text
is given in angle brackets. Provenance contains all available
information about ownership of the document. Original text is
given in quotation marks, implied text or translations are given
in angle brackets. History contains available information on the
history of the writing of the document, the way how it reached the
Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences. The information of
the discography, publications and bibliography of the musical
composition is given in the end. And once again the notation used
in the work is indicated.
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IMAGES |
Selected by the scientific consultant habil. dr. Jūratė Trilupaitienė, images of the musical manuscripts show more important musical pieces, document decorations, binding etc. Small images are accessible by clicking the icon on the left side of the description (second from top); the image can be enlarged by clicking on the small image.
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ARTICLE BY A
MUSICOLOGIST |
Evaluations and
research of the musical manuscripts available on the website,
prepared by the project consultant musicologist habil. dr. Jūratė
Trilupaitienė, who is the senior researcher at the Lithuanian
Institute of Culture and Arts.
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VIDEO
RECORDING |
Information on video recordings
available at the Musicalia database and related to the
presented manuscript, performers of the work, technical
characteristics of the recording and possibilities to download and
watch the video recording of the early musical composition.
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SOUND
RECORDING |
Information on sound recordings
available at the Musicalia database and related to the
presented manuscript, performers of the work, technical
characteristics of the recording and possibilities to download and
listen to a recording of the musical composition.
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