Figure 1
A sequence of pitches with no durations implied. Ludwig van Beethoven, D‑BNba, HCB BSk 21/69, 1r.
Figure 2
D‑B Mus. ms. autogr. Beethoven Grasnick 3, as edited by Weise (1957).
Figure 3
A‑Wgm: A 34 (Keßler sketchbook), as edited by Brandenburg (1978).
Listing 1
<surface> element with two <graphic> children. The first points to an IIIF image and uses a Media Fragment plus a custom ‘rotate’ parameter to specify the location of the document page within the scanned image; the second refers to an SVG file containing all shapes on that page.
Listing 2
A note as encoded in a diplomatic transcription.
Listing 3
A note as encoded in an annotated transcription, which uses regular MEI.
Figure 4
Commit dialog in Facsimile Explorer.
Figure 5
Page tab within Facsimile Explorer.
Figure 6
Writing zones tab within Facsimile Explorer.
Listing 4
The use of the custom <rastrum> element inside the <layout> element already provided by MEI. All dimensions are given in millimeters, and relative to the page, with an origin on the top left corner.
Listing 5
Nesting of <genDesc> and <genState> elements inside a document file, representing writing layer 1 of WZ 1 on page 1 of the current document. @xml:id attributes have been omitted, and references in @corresp attributes are adjusted for better legibility.
Figure 7
Annotated transcripts tab within Facsimile Explorer.
Listing 6
Basic structure of a diplomatic transcript.
Figure 8
Diplomatic Transcripts tab within Facsimile Explorer.
Figure 9
Transformation endpoints of a fluid transcription.