Re: VMs: Voynechese as musical notation

[Dennis <tsalagi@xxxxxxxx>]

	Greeting, Suzy and Karsten!  We're glad to have you. 
As Dana said, everyone contributes something, and you
already have.  

	I don't think I've seen Voynichese as music, although
Voynichese as poetry has come up, I think due to the
apparent structure of lines and the occasional
appearance of rhyme.  

	The obvious question would be: what was musical
notation like around 1450-1500?   I really don't know. 
Perhaps some other folks do.  If not, you could
profitably search the Internet for this.  As someone
already said, search engines are your friend, use them.

	I remember an artificial language name Solresol, based
on musical notation, but I'm pretty sure this came much
later.

	For more VMs introductory material, visit the Rene's
superb site, and take the Long Tour:

http://www.voynich.nu/

	My site will point you to images of the whole VMs:

http://www.geocities.com/ctesibos/voynich/index.html

Regards,
Dennis
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