MOTETS (in Latin ) and Chansons or Madrigals, in French , for 6, 7, 8, and 10 voices. London, British Library, MSS Royal Appendix 49-54.
Previous Next| Publication type | Year | ISBN/ISSN | Bibliog code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manuscript | 1565 | royal49-54 |
The manuscript is apparently in the hand of Derick Gerarde, who appears to be the composer of at least eight of the works. The others named are Clemens [non Papa], Créquillon, Gombert, Havericq, Latfeur, Morel, Paon, Phinot, Truie (for Christmas), and de Wismes.
Six part books: 1st and 2nd superius, contratenor, tenor, and 1st and 2nd bassus parts, any extra parts being usually given in vols. i, iii, iv, and vi.
Further information in British Library Cat. of Music, vol. i, pp. 142, 270; ii, p. 134. Paper; ff. 24, 24, 24, 23, 23, 23. 6 in. x 81/2 in. Late XVI cent. (watermark of Edmon Denise).
Belonged to [John, Lord] Lumley; Lumley cat. f. 418.
Collection Area: Western Manuscripts
Reference: Royal Appendix MS 49-54
Creation Date: Late 16th century
Kellman dates it as 1565-1580 in the Census Catalogue.
Composer
Instrument
Century 16CENT
Region ENGLAND
Medium SOURCES
Music genre SONGS
Research field MUSIC