List of works by Pérotin

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The tables and lists below gives the following information for works by Pérotin (where applicable):

Title — An incipit of the first lines. Some works have two texts sung simultaneously, in this case an incipit of both texts is given
Voices – Number of voices
Genre — The specific liturgical genre.
Chant — The type of chant, if applicable.
Feast – The liturgical occasion of the work, if applicable.
Notes – Attribution notes. The only certain attributions are those ascribed by Anonymous 4

Modern editions:

Tischler, Hans (ed.). The Earliest Motets (to circa 1270): a Complete Comparative Edition. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982

References:

Roesner, Edward H. (rev.). "Pérotin." In: Grove Music Online, 2001.

Title	Voices	Genre	Chant	Feast	Notes
Viderunt omnes / Notum fecit dominus	4Four	Organum	Gradual	Christmas and Circumcision	Ascribed by Anonymous 4. Texts attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Sederunt principes / Adiuva	4Four	Organum	Gradual	St Stephen	Ascribed by Anonymous 4. Texts attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Sancte Germane / O sancte Germane	3Three	Organum	Responsory	St Germanus and other confessor bishops	Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Terribilis / Cumque	3Three	Organum	Responsory	Dedication of a Church	—
Virgo / Sponsus	3Three	Organum	Responsory	St Catherine	—
Exiit sermo / Sed siceum	3Three	Organum	Gradual	St John the Evangelist	—
Alleluia, Pascha nostrum	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	Easter	—
Alleluia, Nativitas	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	Nativity	Ascribed by Anonymous 4
Alleluia, Dilexit Andream	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	St Andrew	—
Alleluia, Posui adiutorium	3Three	Organum	Common	Confessor-Bishops	Ascribed by Anonymous 4. Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Benedicamus Domino (i)	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	yyyy—	—
Benedicamus Domino (ii)	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	yyyy—	—
Benedicamus Domino (iii)	3Three	Organum	yyyy—	yyyy—	—
Mors	4Four	Clausulas	Alleluia	yyyy—	Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
In odorem	3Three	Clausulas	Alleluia	yyyy—	Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Et illuminare	3Three	Clausulas	Gradual	yyyy—	—
Et gaudebit	3Three	Clausulas	Alleluia	yyyy—	Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Et exaltavi	3Three	Clausulas	Alleluia	yyyy—	Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor
Salvatoris hodie	3aTwo & Three	Conductus	yyyy—	yyyy—	Ascribed by Anonymous 4
Dum sigillum summi Patris	2Two	Conductus	yyyy—	yyyy—	Ascribed by Anonymous 4
Beata viscera	1One	Conductus	yyyy—	yyyy—	Ascribed by Anonymous 4. Text attributed to Philip the Chancellor