I am confused... I mean, I know the order of the notes in a neume and their meanings. I can tell the names of the notes and if they are a C, a G, an F... But is it possible to chant a piece one has not heard before just by looking at the staff? May I explain myself better: how do you produce the sound you see? Anyway, if I have to explain my question more, or you have an answer, I am at my mail: daniel (dot) anselmo (at) gmail (dot) com.
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I am confused... I mean, I know the order of the notes in a neume and their meanings. I can tell the names of the notes and if they are a C, a G, an F... But is it possible to chant a piece one has not heard before just by looking at the staff? May I explain myself better: how do you produce the sound you see? Anyway, if I have to explain my question more, or you have an answer, I am at my mail: daniel (dot) anselmo (at) gmail (dot) com.
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