Source title | En esta boz que que se punta en canto de organo no se ca[n]ta en toda ella otra letra mas que virgo Maria: poque sobre este passo esta co[m]puesto el motete. Entonase la boz la prima en vazio. Motete a cinco de Morales. D |
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Title in contents | Virgo Maria: de Morales |
Text incipit | Virgo Maria |
Category intabulation
Genre motet
Fantasia type
Mode 5
Voices 5
Length (compases) 263
Tuning G
Courses 6
Final VI/0
Highest I/3
Lowest VI/0
Difficulty difficult
Tempo not specified
Language LA
Vocal notation texted cifras rojas staff notation
This five-voice motet is attributed to Morales by Fuenllana. Angles transcribes Fuenllana’s version in the Appendix of morales1952, VIII, 117 (MME34). When that edition came out, no polyphonic source was known. The work appears as an anonymous composition in Musica quinque vocum: motteta materna lingua vocata. Venezia: G. Scotto, 1543 [RISM 1543/2] Jacobs (lviii) also suggests that the work is in Motetta trium vocum ab pluribus authoribus composita (Venezia: A. Gardane, 1543) [RISM 1543/6] but this appears not to be the case. Lewis gives the additional RISM 1549/6 print (Lewis1992, 657) where it is once again anonymous. The anonymous 1543/2 version is definietely the same work intabulated here.
Scotto, Girolamo (ed). Musica quinque vocum: motteta materna lingua vocata. Ab optimis & varijs authoribus elaborata, paribus vocibus decantanda: nunquam antea excussa… Venezia: G. Scotto, 1543.
Gardane, Antonio (ed). Motetta trium vocum ab pluribus authoribus composita. Quorum nomina sunt Jachitus gallicus. Morales hispanus. Constantia Festa. Adrianus Wilgliardus. Venezia: A. Gardane, 1543.
Gardane, Antonio (ed). Musica quinque vocum materna lingua moteta vocantur ab optimis et varijs authoribus elaborata, paribus vocibus decantanda nuperrime soliciti cura recognita atque in lucem producta. Venezia: A. Gardane, 1549.