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==General information==
==General information==
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{{Title|D-ERu 473-1}}
'''Compiler:''' Johannes Härtung
{{Volumes|4|D-ERu 473
|1541|D-ERu 473-1|Pieces for Advent, Annunciation, Nativity and two Masses
|1548|D-ERu 473-2|Mainly responsories by Resinarius and Dietrich and Magnificats by Morales
|1545|D-ERu 473-3|Miscellaneous music grouped by number of voice parts
|1540|D-ERu 473-4|Miscellaneous polyphony, no index}}
{{Descr|
Copied by Johannes Härtung. Inscription 'Secundus Tomus' on cover; one of a set of four (of an original seven) choirbooks. Copied at the Cistercian monastery in Heilsbronn. The repertory, however, is Lutheran, reflecting the sympathetic attitude toward the Reformation at the monastery. Brought to Erlangen in the 18th century.}}
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*[https://www.diamm.ac.uk/sources/1758/#/images Facsimile]}}


'''Full title:'''
==Contents==
Contents of D-ERu 473-2 are sorted initially by the order in which they appear in the collection. The table is sortable, by clicking the icon at the top of each column.
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|-
! No.
! Folio
! Title
! Composer
! Parts
! Notes
|-
|align=right|1
|1v-10
|[[Ad te levavi (Anonymous)|Ad te levavi]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|2
|10v-15
|[[Alleluia. Ostende nobis Domine (Anonymous)|Alleluia. Ostende nobis Domine]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|3
|15v-18
|[[Dominus dabit benignitatem et terra (Anonymous)|Dominus dabit benignitatem et terra]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|4
|18v-22
|[[Rorate caeli (Heinrich Isaac)|Rorate caeli]]
|{{ss|Heinrich|Isaac}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|5
|22v-24
|[[Ecco virgo concipiet (Heinrich Isaac)|Ecco virgo concipiet]]
|{{ss|Heinrich|Isaac}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|6
|24v-29
|[[Ecce concipies (Anonymous)|Ecce concipies]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|7
|29v-38
|[[Ecce Maria genuit (Stephan Mahu)|Ecce Maria genuit]]
|{{ss|Stephan|Mahu}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|8
|38v-44
|[[Congratulamini mihi omnes (Anonymous)|Congratulamini mihi omnes]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|attributed to [[Claudin de Sermisy]] or [[Phillipe Verdelot]]
|-
|align=right|9
|44v-51
|[[Puer natus est nobis (Anonymous)|Puer natus est nobis]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|10
|51v-57
|[[O admirabile commercium (Adrian Willaert)|Magnum hereditatis misterium templum Dei]]
|{{ss|Adrian|Willaert}}
|align=center|4
|7th and final part of [[O admirabile commercium (Adrian Willaert)]]
|-
|align=right|11
|57v-63
|[[Te Deum laudamus (Anonymous)|Te Deum laudamus]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|in 17 sections. Attributed to [[Andreas de Silva]], [[Jean Mouton]] and [[Josquin Despres]]
|-
|align=right|12
|60v-63
|[[Vita sanctorum/Christ ist erstanden (Sixt Dietrich)|Vita sanctorum/Christ ist erstanden]]
|{{ss|Sixt|Dietrich}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|13
|72v-115
|[[Missa Hercules dux Ferrariae (Hellinck Lupus)|Missa Hercules dux Ferrariae]]
|{{ss|Hellinck|Lupus}}
|align=center|4
|dedicatee: Hercules, Duc of Ferrara
|-
|align=right|14
|115v-126
|[[Fratres ego enim (Jacquet de Mantua)|Fratres ego enim]]
|{{ss|Jacquet de|Mantua}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|15
|126v-140
|[[Virga Jesse floruit (Ludwig Senfl)|Virga Jesse floruit]]
|{{ss|Ludwig|Senfl}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|16
|140v-148
|[[Grates nunc omnes (Ludwig Senfl)|Grates nunc omnes]]
|{{ss|Ludwig|Senfl}}
|align=center|5
|
|-
|align=right|17
|148v-153
|[[Salutem ex inimicis (Balthasar Arthopius)|Salutem ex inimicis]]
|{{ss|Balthasar|Arthopius}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|align=right|18
|153v-159
|[[Veni creator spiritus (Anonymous)|Veni creator spiritus]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|attributed to [[Heinrich Finck]] and [[Adam Rener]]
|-
|align=right|19
|159v-175
|[[Jerusalem Iuge (Anonymous)|Jerusalem Iuge]]
|{{ss|Anonymous}}
|align=center|4
|attributed to [[Lupus Hellinck]], [[Jean Richafort]], and [[Arnold Caen]]
|-
|align=right|20
|175v-225
|[[Missa Accessit ad pedes Jesu (Conrad Rein)|Missa Accessit ad pedes Jesu]]
|{{ss|Conrad|Rein}}
|align=center|4
|
|-
|}


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Revision as of 18:58, 22 August 2022

General information

Title: D-ERu 473-1
Compiler: Johannes Härtung Publications using Volumes'

D-ERu 473-1 – Published 1541 – Pieces for Advent, Annunciation, Nativity and two Masses
D-ERu 473-2 – Published 1548 – Mainly responsories by Resinarius and Dietrich and Magnificats by Morales
D-ERu 473-3 – Published 1545 – Miscellaneous music grouped by number of voice parts
D-ERu 473-4 – Published 1540 – Miscellaneous polyphony, no index

Description:  Copied by Johannes Härtung. Inscription 'Secundus Tomus' on cover; one of a set of four (of an original seven) choirbooks. Copied at the Cistercian monastery in Heilsbronn. The repertory, however, is Lutheran, reflecting the sympathetic attitude toward the Reformation at the monastery. Brought to Erlangen in the 18th century.

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Contents

Contents of D-ERu 473-2 are sorted initially by the order in which they appear in the collection. The table is sortable, by clicking the icon at the top of each column.

No. Folio Title Composer Parts Notes
1 1v-10 Ad te levavi AnonymousAnonymous 4
2 10v-15 Alleluia. Ostende nobis Domine AnonymousAnonymous 4
3 15v-18 Dominus dabit benignitatem et terra AnonymousAnonymous 4
4 18v-22 Rorate caeli Isaac, HeinrichHeinrich Isaac 4
5 22v-24 Ecco virgo concipiet Isaac, HeinrichHeinrich Isaac 4
6 24v-29 Ecce concipies AnonymousAnonymous 4
7 29v-38 Ecce Maria genuit Mahu, StephanStephan Mahu 4
8 38v-44 Congratulamini mihi omnes AnonymousAnonymous 4 attributed to Claudin de Sermisy or Phillipe Verdelot
9 44v-51 Puer natus est nobis AnonymousAnonymous 4
10 51v-57 Magnum hereditatis misterium templum Dei Willaert, AdrianAdrian Willaert 4 7th and final part of O admirabile commercium (Adrian Willaert)
11 57v-63 Te Deum laudamus AnonymousAnonymous 4 in 17 sections. Attributed to Andreas de Silva, Jean Mouton and Josquin Despres
12 60v-63 Vita sanctorum/Christ ist erstanden Dietrich, SixtSixt Dietrich 4
13 72v-115 Missa Hercules dux Ferrariae Lupus, HellinckHellinck Lupus 4 dedicatee: Hercules, Duc of Ferrara
14 115v-126 Fratres ego enim Mantua, Jacquet deJacquet de Mantua 4
15 126v-140 Virga Jesse floruit Senfl, LudwigLudwig Senfl 4
16 140v-148 Grates nunc omnes Senfl, LudwigLudwig Senfl 5
17 148v-153 Salutem ex inimicis Arthopius, BalthasarBalthasar Arthopius 4
18 153v-159 Veni creator spiritus AnonymousAnonymous 4 attributed to Heinrich Finck and Adam Rener
19 159v-175 Jerusalem Iuge AnonymousAnonymous 4 attributed to Lupus Hellinck, Jean Richafort, and Arnold Caen
20 175v-225 Missa Accessit ad pedes Jesu Rein, ConradConrad Rein 4

References

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