Traités de plain-chant, composés ou copiés par un nommé Brunet
A seventeenth-century French manuscript of plainchant treatises, copied or composed by a scribe named Brunet in 1676 for church singers and students of Gregorian chant. Its pages mix handwritten French text, musical staves with square-note chant, and small hand-drawn diagrams of tones and syllables, with a few ink sketches of mountains and a rock-like form; a designer might borrow its cramped handwritten layout, ruled staves and sepia ink-on-paper texture.
