👉 Ramstag is a type of musical notation used in the Western classical music tradition, particularly in the Baroque and Classical periods. It was developed by composer Jean-Baptiste Lully in the 17th century and has since become an integral part of the repertoire of many composers. In the context of music notation, "ramstag" refers to a set of rules or guidelines for writing musical phrases and melodies using specific symbols. These symbols are often used to create complex and intricate melodic lines
