| Source title | Segunda parte de vn Motete de Simo[n] Buleau a quatro q[ue] dize, Domine ne longe facias, señalase la claue de C solfaut en la segunda en primer traste, y va señalada la voz del tenor con vnos puntillos. |
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| Title in contents | Deus meus, Deus meus , a quatro, de Francisco Guerrero. |
| Text incipit | Deus meus |
Music
Category intabulation
Genre motet
Fantasia type
Mode
Voices 4
Length (compases) 137
Vihuela
Tuning E
Courses 6
Final V/5
Highest I/8
Lowest VI/0
Difficulty not specified
Tempo not specified
Song Text
Language LA
Vocal notation texted puntillos
Commentary
By some unknown means, Daza evidently had access to the 1544 volume of four-voice motets by Simon Boyleau. He is the only vihuela composer to have intabulated music by Boyleau, and the works in El Parnaso are possibly the only Boyleau pieces intabulated by any sixteenth-century instrumentalist. “Deus meus” is the 2a pars of “Domine ne longe facias”, a text associated with the Introit of the Mass for Palm Sunday.
Literature
Recordings
Song Text
Deus, Deus, meus
quare me dereliquisti?
Longe a salute mea
verba delictorum meorum,
et a cornibus unicornium
humilitatem meam
Intabulations
Modern edition(s)
Kraus, Eberhard (ed). Cantantibus organis: Sammlung von Orgelstücken alter Meister. 24 vols. Regensburg: Verlag F. Pustet, 1958-1989
Boyleau, Simon. Motetta: quatuor vocem (1544). Edited by Sally Watt. Melbourne: Lyrebird Press, 2009.
Printed source(s)
Boyleau, Simon. Motetta in quatuor vocem nunquam hactenus impressa…. Venice: Scotto, 1544.