The Neume Notation Project

Louis W. G. Barton

µ Unicode Assignments: Clivis (detailed breakdown)

Neume form:	clivis (or flexa)


Examples: 


Number of variants = 50

Remarks:
"Oriscus 1" replaces the first note of the clivis.
"Oriscus 2" replaces the second note of the clivis.
"Oriscus 3" is a third note added at the end of the clivis,
	and is at the same pitch as the last note of the clivis.

Unicode  Variant
  E039   clivis at interval of 2nd
  E03A   clivis at interval of 3rd
  E03B   clivis at interval of 4th
  E03C   clivis at interval of 5th
  E03D   clivis at interval of 6th
  E03E   liquescent clivis at interval of 2nd
  E03F   liquescent clivis at interval of 3rd
  E040   liquescent clivis at interval of 4th
  E041   liquescent clivis at interval of 5th
  E042   liquescent clivis at interval of 6th
  E043   clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 1
  E044   clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 1
  E045   clivis at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 1
  E046   clivis at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 1
  E047   clivis at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 1
  E048   liquescent clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 1
  E049   liquescent clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 1
  E04A   liquescent clivis at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 1
  E04B   liquescent clivis at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 1
  E04C   liquescent clivis at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 1
  E04D   clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 2
  E04E   clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 2
  E04F   clivis at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 2
  E050   clivis at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 2
  E051   clivis at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 2
  E052   liquescent clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 2
  E053   liquescent clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 2
  E054   liquescent clivis at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 2
  E055   liquescent clivis at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 2
  E056   liquescent clivis at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 2
  E057   clivis at interval of 2nd; oriscus 3 added at end
  E058   clivis at interval of 3rd; oriscus 3 added at end
  E059   clivis at interval of 4th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E05A   clivis at interval of 5th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E05B   clivis at interval of 6th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E05C   clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is apostropha
  E05D   clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is apostropha
  E05E   clivis at interval of 4th; first note is apostropha
  E05F   clivis at interval of 5th; first note is apostropha
  E060   clivis at interval of 6th; first note is apostropha
  E061   liquescent clivis at interval of 2nd; first note is apostropha
  E062   liquescent clivis at interval of 3rd; first note is apostropha
  E063   liquescent clivis at interval of 4th; first note is apostropha
  E064   liquescent clivis at interval of 5th; first note is apostropha
  E065   liquescent clivis at interval of 6th; first note is apostropha
  E066   clivis at interval of 2nd; second note is apostropha
  E067   clivis at interval of 3rd; second note is apostropha
  E068   clivis at interval of 4th; second note is apostropha
  E069   clivis at interval of 5th; second note is apostropha
  E06A   clivis at interval of 6th; second note is apostropha


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References:
Eugene Cardine, Gregorian Semiology, Robin Fowles, tr., (Solesmes, 1982).
Gregoroire Marie Sunol, Introduction a la Paleographie Musicale Gregorienne, (Paris: Desclee, 1935).