From that time onwards, imperfection and alteration could happen on the level of breves and semibreves whenever the piece was in tempus perfectum, and it could happen between semibreves and minims if the piece was in prolatio maior.
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A circle used as a mensuration sign indicated " tempus perfectum " ( a circle being a symbol of completeness ), while an incomplete circle, resembling a letter C, indicated " tempus imperfectum ".
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Imperfection could also apply recursively, for instance with an Sb imperfecting a preceding B and being itself imperfected by a following minim ( ex . [ e ] ), if the meter was suitable ( e . g ., tempus perfectum and prolatio maior ).
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If the separator dot was placed after a potentially ternary note ( e . g ., a breve in tempus perfectum ), it typically had the effect of keeping it perfect, i . e ., overriding an imperfection that would otherwise have applied to it.
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The four possible combinations of tempus and prolatio could be signaled by a set of mensuration signs at the beginning of a composition : a circle for tempus perfectum, a semicircle for tempus imperfectum, each combined with a dot for prolatio maior, or no dot for prolatio minor.
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In approximately 1604 / 5 Valentini was appointed as organist of the enharmonic instruments extensively, which was of considerable importance for the development of Valentini's style; a contemporary account of 1617 praises him as a virtuoso performer on the enharmonic " clavicymbalum universale, seu perfectum ", which had a keyboard of 77 keys spanning four octaves.
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The three mensuration signs in the beginning define the pattern of diminution, indicating " tempus perfectum cum prolatio maior, tempus perfectum cum prolatio minor " and " tempus imperfectum cum prolatio minor ", respectively . ( In the manuscript these signs are in fact found at the end of the line, together with a repetition sign . ) Staves 2 5 : abbreviated transcription into modern notation.
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The three mensuration signs in the beginning define the pattern of diminution, indicating " tempus perfectum cum prolatio maior, tempus perfectum cum prolatio minor " and " tempus imperfectum cum prolatio minor ", respectively . ( In the manuscript these signs are in fact found at the end of the line, together with a repetition sign . ) Staves 2 5 : abbreviated transcription into modern notation.
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A famous example is " Nuper rosarum flores " by Guillaume Dufay, where the tenor ( notated all in longa and a few breve values ) is performed first as tempus perfectum ( ), then tempus imperfectum ( ), then tempus imperfectum diminutum ( ), and finally tempus perfectum diminutum ( ), leading to length relations of 6 : 4 : 2 : 3 between the four repetitions.
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