Woodley, ‘Sharp Practice’: Corrections 23 May 2006
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Ex. 24a
de l’art
for Valencia, Biblioteca Universitaria,
read Valencia, Biblioteca General i Històrica de la Universitat,
for as that “enharmonic semitone”
read as the “enharmonic semitone”
for nominator
read nominatur
for my attention has been drawn to
read Jan Herlinger has kindly drawn my attention to
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consistent. Check implications for subsequent pagination and layout
(e.g. continuations of Exx. over more than one page).
practiced: can you bear to return this to British English practised?!
You have retained some other exx. of British English, e.g. colour and
some –ise verbs. This verbal use of ‘practice’ always looks like a
grammatical error on this side of the Pond!
for: O princeps celorum
read: O Deus princeps celorum
for: O princeps celorum
read: O Deus princeps celorum
for: O princeps celorum
read: O Deus princeps celorum
for solmisation
read solmization (as elsewhere here)
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