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Abstract: A description of a working software implementation of Athanasius Kircher’s ''Musurgia'' Mechanics: The algorithm the Jesuit Polymath invented for non-musicians to set hymns to music, in four-part polyphonic arrangements. This algorithm was used in two related inventions of Kircher’s, the ''Arca Musarithmica'', and the ''Organum Mathematicum''. The author has created a software program that incorporates data from both devices. This software produces files in the open-standard ABC notation, through which one can produce printed scores and MIDI recordings of 17th century polyphony in great quantity.

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	Abstract: A description of a working software implementation of Athanasius Kircher’s ''Musurgia'' Mechanics: The algorithm the Jesuit Polymath invented for non-musicians to set hymns to music, in four-part polyphonic arrangements. This algorithm was used in two related inventions of Kircher’s, the ''Arca Musarithmica'', and the ''Organum Mathematicum''. The author has created a software program that incorporates data from both devices. This software produces files in the open-standard ABC notation, through which one can produce printed scores and MIDI recordings of 17th century polyphony in great quantity.		Abstract: A description of a working software implementation of Athanasius Kircher’s ''Musurgia'' Mechanics: The algorithm the Jesuit Polymath invented for non-musicians to set hymns to music, in four-part polyphonic arrangements. This algorithm was used in two related inventions of Kircher’s, the ''Arca Musarithmica'', and the ''Organum Mathematicum''. The author has created a software program that incorporates data from both devices. This software produces files in the open-standard ABC notation, through which one can produce printed scores and MIDI recordings of 17th century polyphony in great quantity.
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