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FITA (T) - 8th letter of the Greek. alphabet used as muses. Sign in Early Byzantine Notation. There are 3 known ways to draw it: (thematismos eso), (thematismos exo) and (thema haploun). The first indicated the course of the voice 2 steps down, the second - 3 steps up, the third was placed at the end of the melodic. lines (E. Velles believes that the value of F. haploun is not precisely established). According to O. Fleischer, F. pointed to modulation. F. entered the arsenal of recording tools rus. church. melodies along with the adoption of Christianity of the Byzantine type. As the melodies became more complex, the variety of fit chants and their styles grew; in the 16th century they got the same aesthetic. the significance that in Gregorian singing was given to anniversaries. The so-called fitters - collections of fit melodies in which a “secretly” recording is available only to masters of other rus. singing was accompanied by a “divorce”,i.e., its decryption using ordinary hook letters. With the spread in the 17th century. In the five-line notation, a new type of collections appeared - dvuhnozmenniki (see The Two-Flag), where the “secretly closed” outline of F. and its divorce were given on the left page of the book, and the same F. was recorded in the five-linear notation on the right page. D.V. Razumovsky and V.M. Metallov published fitters in square notation, in a cefaut key.