Details

Subject(s)

• Madrigals, French [Browse]
• Madrigals, Italian [Browse]

Printer

• Gardane, Antonio, 1509-1569 [Browse]

Former owner

• Langhans, Wilhelm, 1832-1892 [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Madrigals (Music) [Browse]

Notes

• Collection of Italian and French madrigals in four parts (SATB). Table of contents in alphabetical order called "Tavola Delli Madrigali Numero 26" at the end of each partbook.
• Updated imprint. A preliminary evaluation of vendor-supplied information and images has led Jessie Ann Owens (Princeton *78) to conjecture a printing date between 1554 and 1559; this partbook may represent salvaged binder's waste discarded near the end of a complete pressrun and later bound.
• Princeton copy 1: Imperfect: alto part only.
• Music treasures at Princeton

Language note

Italian and French words.

Contents

• A la dolc'ombra delle belle frondi (seconda stanza: Non vidde'l mondo si leggiadri rami; terza stanza: Un Lauro mi diffese'all'hor dal cielo; quarta stanza: Pero piu ferm'ogn'hor di tempo'in tempo; quinta stanza: Selve sassi campagne fiumi'e poggi; sesta & ultima stanza: Tanto mi piacque prima'il dolce lume)
• Signor mio caro ogni pensier mi tira
• Charita di Signore Amor di donna son le cathene
• Io canterei d'amor si novamente
• Non e ch'il duol mi scem'o il fuoc'allenti
• La bella netta' ignuda'e bianca mano
• La giustitia immortale
• Anchor che co'l partire
• Amor ben mi credevo
• Com'havran fin le dolorose tempre
• Io credea ch'el morire
• Quel foco che tanti'anni
• L'inconstantia che seco han le mortali cose
• Donna ch'ornata sete
• Di tempo in tempo mi si fa men dura
• Se'l mio sempre per voi donna languire
• Non gemme non fin'oro
• Qual' e piu grand'o amore
• Chi con eterna legge
• En voz a dieux dames cesses voz pleurs
• Hellas comment voules vous que noz yeulx.

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Other format(s)

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OCLC

1347203496

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