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This website contains an introduction, documentation and tutorial for Gregorio versions 4.0 and later. Information for ealier versions is available in the GitHub repositories for this website and for the main. Gregorio T e X aims: to be a 100% free software tool, using a free font. to have a flexibility and features that the others do not have, by offering the option to change the height of the text font independently. Beginners and other users with simple formatting needs (a document with only a single score) can run Gregorio through one of two websites offering this service, without needing to install the Gregorio. For more recent versions of Gregorio you'll need to follow the directions below. Depending on what you are doing, you may also need to add other packages (Scribus users, for instance, also need extsizes. While we hope you'll be satisfied with Gregorio and never want to remove it from your computer, we've also tried to make it as straight forward as possible to do so should the need arise.
Gregorio will automatically add virgae (the thin vertical stems) to most note groups which require them. If you require a virga which does not normally appear it can be added to the note with v (virga on the. Sadly the typography of polyphony on several levels of staffs is way more difficult than the normal typography, and it's not yet possible (with Gregorio or any other serious gregorian software of which. This is because Gregorio treats a flat as a special note shape. We thus need to add two letters to our sequence: a pitch to indicate where on the staff the flat is to occur (in this case a i) and the x to. To deal with the first we have to tell Gregorio where the note grouping boundaries are. We do this by introducing an exclamation point (!) between the two note groups.
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