The Neume Notation Project

Louis W. G. Barton

µ Unicode Assignments: Pes (detailed breakdown)

Neume form:	pes (or podatus)


Examples: 


Number of variants = 50

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

Unicode  Variant
  E008   pes at interval of 2nd
  E009   pes at interval of 3rd
  E00A   pes at interval of 4th
  E00B   pes at interval of 5th
  E00C   pes at interval of 6th
  E00D   liquescent pes at interval of 2nd
  E00E   liquescent pes at interval of 3rd
  E00F   liquescent pes at interval of 4th
  E010   liquescent pes at interval of 5th
  E011   liquescent pes at interval of 6th
  E011   pes at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 1
  E012   pes at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 1
  E013   pes at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 1
  E014   pes at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 1
  E015   pes at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 1
  E016   liquescent pes at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 1
  E017   liquescent pes at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 1
  E018   liquescent pes at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 1
  E019   liquescent pes at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 1
  E01A   liquescent pes at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 1
  E01B   pes at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 2
  E01C   pes at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 2
  E01D   pes at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 2
  E01E   pes at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 2
  E01F   pes at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 2
  E020   liquescent pes at interval of 2nd; first note is oriscus 2
  E021   liquescent pes at interval of 3rd; first note is oriscus 2
  E022   liquescent pes at interval of 4th; first note is oriscus 2
  E023   liquescent pes at interval of 5th; first note is oriscus 2
  E024   liquescent pes at interval of 6th; first note is oriscus 2
  E025   pes at interval of 2nd; oriscus 3 added at end
  E026   pes at interval of 3rd; oriscus 3 added at end
  E027   pes at interval of 4th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E028   pes at interval of 5th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E029   pes at interval of 6th; oriscus 3 added at end
  E02A   pes at interval of 2nd; first note is apostropha
  E02B   pes at interval of 3rd; first note is apostropha
  E02C   pes at interval of 4th; first note is apostropha
  E02D   pes at interval of 5th; first note is apostropha
  E02E   pes at interval of 6th; first note is apostropha
  E02F   liquescent pes at interval of 2nd; first note is apostropha
  E030   liquescent pes at interval of 3rd; first note is apostropha
  E031   liquescent pes at interval of 4th; first note is apostropha
  E032   liquescent pes at interval of 5th; first note is apostropha
  E033   liquescent pes at interval of 6th; first note is apostropha
  E034   pes at interval of 2nd; second note is apostropha
  E035   pes at interval of 3rd; second note is apostropha
  E036   pes at interval of 4th; second note is apostropha
  E037   pes at interval of 5th; second note is apostropha
  E038   pes 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).