Croatian neumatic notation from the 11th century onwards

Interesting article with manuscript images and commentary here

http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/et12a1.html

Speaking of Croatia, one must not forget to mention the Žumberak Croatian Chant. Žumberak is a region with Greek rite Catholics and there exists a book
"Timko, Inokentije, o. Crkveno Prostopinije Grkokat. Križevacke Eparhije prema Žumberačkim Napjevima. Zagreb: n. p., 1944. [iv] + [200] pp. Text in Slavonic, in Croatian Latin orthography." The book is an anthology of 8-tone and non-Octoechos melodies for Vespers, Mattins, and the Liturgy, the Typica, Acathist, Irmosy of feasts of Our Lord and the Theotokos, Burial. In the 8 Tones, the affinities of this chant are with the Crkveno Pojanje (Serbian style), but in the Ordinary mostly with the Carpatho-Rusyn and Galician traditions.

Let me give the link to the aforementioned chant collection

http://puluka.com/home/assets/documents/prostopinije/Timko-all.pdf

It is interesting as it has textual differences from the standard slavonic texts (e.g. the irmoi of 9th ode used in the Liturgy).

Here you can download the said Missal:
http://uploading.com/files/ec76bb41/Rimski+misal+slovjenskim+jezikom+%28Vajs%29%2C+1927%2C+Rim.rar/

File size: 278.9 MB

Printed in latin alphabet and partly parallel glagolitic-latin (Canon only),
in Churchslavic language of Croatian recension,
edited by Joseph Vajs.