CiNii 図書 - Motets for the Sanctorale and general use

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Motets for the Sanctorale and general use

[Andreas Pevernage] ; edited by Gerald R. Hoekstra

（Recent researches in the music of the Renaissance, 154 . Cantiones sacrae (1578) / Andreas Pevernage ; pt. 2）

A-R Editions, c2010

楽譜（印刷）（スコア）

Chiefly for 6 voices, unacc

Latin words; also printed as text with English translation

Prefatory matter in English

Critical report in English: p. 265-267

Quam dilecta tabernacula (a 6), feast of the dedication of a church and an altar
Crucem sanctam subiit (a 6), the finding of the Holy Cross
Laudem dicite (a 6), the feast of all saints
Beati pauperes spiritu (a 6), common of two or more martyrs
Dum aurora finem daret (a 6), (St. Cecilia, virgin and martyr)
Salvatorem expectamus (a 6), Advent or the first Sunday Lent
O Juda, qui dereliquisti (a 6), Holy Week
Exaudiat te Dominus (a 6), Sundays
Aurea virga primae matris (a 6), (the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary)
Beata es, virgo Maria (a 6), (Blessed Virgin Mary)
Quam pulchra es (a 6), general use
Tota pulchra es (a 6), Holy Church
Benedicite Domino (a 6), St. Michael and all Angels (Michaelmas)
Jam non estis hospites (a 6), common of Apostles and of evangelists
Clamaverunt justi (a 6), general use, (common of two or more martys)
Custodivit Dominus (a 6), general use
Os justi meditabitur (a 6), general use, (common of a confessor not a bishop)
Audi, filia, et vide (a 6), general use, (common of a virgin not a martyr)
Ego flos campi (a 7), general use
O virgo generosa (a 7), (St. Cecilia, virgin and martyr)