Counterpoints on the cantus firmi of solemn Masses
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Counterpoints on the cantus firmi of solemn Masses
（Corpus mensurabilis musicae, 32 . Music of the Florentine Renaissance / edited by Frank A. D'Accone ; v. 13 . Collected sacred works / Francesso Corteccia）
American Institute of Musicology, c2009
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Corteccia, Francesco, 1502-1571 -- Choral music. Selections
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Sacred choruses for 4 voices, unacc
Latin words
Introd. and critical rept. in English: p. xi-xxxiv
Contents of Works
- Christmas Day and its octave = In Nativitate Domini et in octava ejus
- Octave of Christmas = In octava Nativitatis
- Epiphany = In Epiphania Domini
- Easter Sunday = Dominica Resurrectionis Domini
- Ascension = In Ascensione Domini
- Pentecost (Whit Sunday) = In Festo Pentecostes
- Corpus Christi = In Solemnitate Corporis Christi
- St. Andrew = In Sancti Andreae Festivitatem
- Purification of the Virgin Mary = In Festo Purificationis Mariae
- St. Zenobius = Per Sancto Zenobi
- Birth of St. John the Baptist = In Nativitate S. Joannis Baptistae
- St. Lawrence = In Sancti Laurentii
- Assumption of the Virgin Mary = In Assumptione Mariae Virginis
- Birth of the Virgin Mary = In Nativitate Mariae Virginis
- Saints Cosmas and Damian = In Sanctorum Martyrum Cosmae et Damiani
- All Saints Day = In Festo Omnium Sanctorum
- Common of Apostles and Evangelists = De Apostolis
- Common of a Confessor not a Bishop
- Common of the Virgin Mary/Annunciation of the Virgin Mary
- Mass of the Holy Spirit in Lent = De Spiritu Sancto in Quadragesima
- Dedication of a church = In Dedicatione Templi
- Appendix. Introit verse for Ascension: Omnes gentes/Jubilate Deo
- Introit verse for Ascension: Omnes gentes/Jubilate Deo
- Introit verse for Pentecost: Exurgat Deus/Et fugiant, and doxology
