| Source title | Motete a quatro de Morales. |
|---|---|
| Title in contents | Veni domine: de Morales |
| Text incipit | Veni domine |
Music
Category intabulation
Genre motet
Fantasia type
Mode 2
Voices 4
Length (compases) 156
Vihuela
Tuning G
Courses 6
Final VI/0
Highest I/8
Lowest VI/0
Difficulty difficult
Tempo not specified
Song Text
Language LA
Vocal notation texted cifras rojas
Commentary
Intabulation of the four-voice setting of the motet “Veni Domine” by Morales. This setting is unrelated to the better-known six-voice setting that is edited in the Opera Omnia vol. 5, p.146 (Monumentos de la Música Española, XX). This motet is not in the collected works as it was only discovered after the completion of the collected works, discovered by Eleanor Russell in the music archive of the Cathedral of Valladolid. Formerly described as “sin signatura” this MS is now known as Valladolid, MS 21. See: https://hispanicpolyphony.eu/source/13743
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Manuscripts
Valladolid MS 21. Libro de polifonía Ms. 21 (olim s.s.), Archivo de Música, Catedral de Valladolid. Dated, 1649: Title on fol. 1r.: "Liber Officium / Defunctorum / Ecclesiae Cathedralis / Valli Soleti / Anno D. N. Iesu / Christi, MDCXXXXIX".