En réponse à le comment de Etienne Stoffel, je dirais que non. Il y a bien sur du 15eme siècle Nuper rosarum flores de Guillaume Du Fay, qui utilise Locus iste dans sa tenor. Malhereusement il est à quatre voix. Il est possible que M.S. Cuthbert save
Read more…This website presents an online searchable corpus of late-medieval French lyrics, predominantly drawn from the fourteenth-century song and motet repertory, most of which have been relatively little studied by scholars, both within and outside musicol
Read more…Italian ars nova music: a bibliographic guide to modern editions and related literature (1973); Viola Luther Hagopian
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Read more…Online images of Modena, Biblioteca Este Universitaria, [alpha].M.5.24; low resolution images, so not a replacement for the LIM Facsimile and Anne Stone's detailed commentary.
http://bibliotecaestense.beniculturali.it/info/img/i-mo-beu-alfa.m.5.24.ht
Read more…Hanover, Dartmouth College, Rauner Special Collections Library, ms. 002387
Dimensions: One leaf; 32 cm x 22 cm.
Single leaf on paper of a fourteenth-century liturgical collection, the bulk of which was at the monastery of Grottaferrata, Italy. The le
Read more…Paris, Bibliothèque Nationalefonds français 15123; Edition von Clemens Goldbergmit Unterstützung der Goldbergstiftung
Read more…Can anyone comment on the use of rests in senaria perfecta (.p.) especially in relation to transmissions of Trecento composers active in Northern Italy, eg. Bartolino da Padova? In particular, there is the seemingly erroneous use of Semibreve+semibre
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