Ornament Usage by Recitation Pitch

We can see immediately which ornaments are rarely or frequently used and on which pitches. The last 13 rows are double accents on a single syllable. They are noted in the publications. They are all rare. Several are in the decalogues. Notice the sole tarsin on the low c in the table above. It is from 2 Chronicles 24:27 in the Leningrad Codex. It is not in the Aleppo codex online at mgketer.org. So in the terms of the deciphering key, no ornament ever occurs on a low c. In terms of traditional Hebrew names, no accent above the text ever occurs following a darga and before another accent under the text is encountered. The largest contributor to the musical corpus of the accents above the text is the zaqef-qatan. This is a significant division of the text into phrases, sometimes in surprising contexts where one would not expect to breathe. Each has to be looked at individually.