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Performances
Sheet Music
Parts
⇒ 5 more: Altus • Tenor • Bassus • Quintus • Sextus
Publisher. Info.
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Venezia: Antonio Gardano, 1568.
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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Österreichische Nationalbibliothek A-Wn SA.79.C.7(3) - RISM 1568(4) ChoralWiki (includes contents listing)
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General Information
Work Title
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Novi thesauri musici, Libro 3
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Alternative. Title
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Composer
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Gardano, Antonio
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I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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None [force assignment]
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Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's
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53 motets:
- Zaphelius: Cum vidisset beatus Andreas
- Le Duc: Dilexit Andream
- Regnart: Beatus Nicolaus
- Prenner: Stetit Jesus in medio discipulorum
- Joannes Deslins: Stephanus autem plenus gratia
- Franciscus Mergot: Intuens in caelum
- Jean de Chaynée: Hic est discipulus ille
- Des Buissons: Valde honorandus est
- Jean de Chaynée: Valde honorandus est
- Hollander: Valde honorandus est
- Sayve: Herodes rex iratus
- Le Duc: Domine Dominus noster
- Deiss: Sebastianus vir Christianissimus
- Guyot: Erat vir Dei Vincentius
- Hollander: Saulus cum iter faceret
- Zaphelius: Dederunt apostoli
- Deiss: Angelus Domini apparuit
- Le Duc: Beatus Benedictus Abbas
- Prenner: Filiae Jerusalem
- Prenner: Tanto tempore vobiscum sum
- Le Duc: Domine ostende nobis
- Formellis: Nos autem gloriari oportet
- Guyot: O crux splendidior omnibus astris
- Hollander: Inter natos mulierum
- Jean de Chaynée: Inter natos mulierum
- Prenner: Tu es Petrus
- Des Buissons: Petrus autem servabatur in carcere
- Henri de la Court: Tu es Petrus
- Jean Louys: Ego pro te rogavi Petre
- Franciscus Mergot: Tu es Petrus
- Adam de Ponte: Tu es pastor ovium
- Des Buissons: Petre amas me
- Regnart: Euntes in mundum
- Pevernage: Congratulamini mihi omnes
- Deiss: Accessit ad pedes Jesu
- Vaet: Misit Herodes rex manus
- Deiss: Misit Herodes rex manus
- Regnart: Levita Laurentius
- Prenner: Qui rapis obsessas furioso
- Deiss: Vidit Jesus hominem
- Deiss: Venit Michael Archangelus
- Guyot: Consurgat Domine Michael Archangelus
- Henri de la Court: Martinus Abrahae sinu letus
- Sayve: Hic est Martinus
- Jean de Chaynée: Cecilia in corde suo
- Pevernage: O virgo generosa Cecilia gloriosa
- Regnart: Ave Katherina martir et regina
- Vaet: Heu mihi Domine
- Lassus: Domine, quando veneris
- Prenner: Credo quod redemptor meus vivit
- Lassus: O mors quam amara est
- Vaet: Quoties diem illum considero
- Hollander: Nolite mirari
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First Publication.
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1568
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Language
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Latin
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Dedication
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Maximillian II, Holy Roman Emperor
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Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Renaissance
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Piece Style
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Renaissance
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Instrumentation
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4, 5, 6, 7, 8 voices
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Navigation etc.
A collection of motets for the Sanctorale Proper (fixed feast days of saints and apostles, and some special occasions)
In many references, "Pietro Giovanelli" is credited as the main contributor, but he was not a composer. He was the patron of the collection, which, according to Erin Lambert, "was unprecedented in size; it included more than 250 motets [. . . it] provides insight into activities of the Habsburg court chapels in Vienna, Graz, Innsbruck, and Prague." (Singing the Resurrection: Body, Community, and Belief in Reformation Europe, pp.168-169)