16th Century Music Prints
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A pedagogical transcription of Richard Sampson's (attr.) motet in double canon, "Salve radix," written to celebrate the union of Henry VIII to Catherine of Aragon and the birth of their daughter, Mary. For a video with recording... more
A transcription of a lesser known masterpiece from the early 16th century. The only known work by composer Johannes Mittner, this Mass, and particularly its Sanctus movement, demonstrates one of the largest mensuration canons from the... more
Lodovico da Viadana’s editorial production is paradigmatic in observing the complex phenomenon of lost music prints in early modern Europe. Information derived from preserved editions, historical inventories, booksellers’ listings,... more
Facsimile with Introduction by Luigi Collarile.
Review:
- Arte organica e organistica 15 (2009), p. 60-61 (Francesco Tasini).
Review:
- Arte organica e organistica 15 (2009), p. 60-61 (Francesco Tasini).
Delivered in 2012, published in 2015 [recte 2016]. In questo studio viene indagato il contesto nel quale sono stati pubblicati gli Offertoria e le Communiones totius anni di Mikołaj Zieleński. Attraverso un’analisi della produzione... more
Fonti Musicali Italiane 12 (2007), pp. 7-37
Eleven inventories, of a very different nature, have been found of Albarracin Cathedral, with musical information, which are transcribed in this article. They originate from the archive of Albarracin Cathedral and from the Diocesan... more
Published in: Hudební věda 53 (2016), No. 1, pp. 94-97.
This paper investigates Giovanni Gabrieli’s role in the posthumous publication of his uncle’s music, a wide-ranging editorial project comprising eleven first editions of polyphonic music and eight reprints (several of them revised). Lost... more
A publicação em 2012, de "Los Libros de Polifonía de la Catedral de México: estúdio y catálogo crítico", em dois volumes, de Javier Marín López, pela Universidad de Jaén e Sociedad Española de Musicologia, juntamente com A obra religiosa... more
The Fürst Thurn und Taxis Hofbibliothek holds one of the most comprehensive and varied collections of early-modern music sources from a South-German monastery. Manuscript choirbooks and partbooks, music prints and tablatures from between... more
The article contextualize 15 music prints from the second half of the 16th century that was dedicated to local patrons of art and music in the territory of the present-day Slovenia analysing their dedicatory texts. The point of departure... more