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'''Composer:''' [[Nicolas Gombert]]
'''Composer:''' [[Nicolas Gombert]]


{{PubDatePlace|1541|in Venice by [[Girolamo Scotto]]| }}
{{PubDatePlace|1541|in Venice by [[Girolamo Scotto]]|&nbsp;}}<br>
 
'''Known editions:''' Reprinted in 1542 by [[Antonio Gardano]] in Venice<br>
'''Known editions:''' Reprinted in 1542 by [[Antonio Gardano]] in Venice
{{Descr|Nicolas Gombert's second book of motets for four voices}}
 
'''Description:''' Nicolas Gombert's second book of motets for four voices
 
'''Facsimile:'''
'''Facsimile:'''
*[https://stimmbuecher.digitale-sammlungen.de//view?id=bsb00071871 Bavarian State Library] - 1541 edition (alto and tenor only)
*[https://stimmbuecher.digitale-sammlungen.de//view?id=bsb00071871 Bavarian State Library] - 1541 edition (alto and tenor only)
*[https://stimmbuecher.digitale-sammlungen.de//view?id=bsb00079625 Bavarian State Library] - 1542 edition
*[https://stimmbuecher.digitale-sammlungen.de//view?id=bsb00079625 Bavarian State Library] - 1542 edition
===External links:===
===External links:===
*[https://opac.rism.info/search?id=990022097&View=rism RISM G 2987]
*[https://opac.rism.info/search?id=990022097&View=rism RISM G 2987]
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:1. {{NoCo|Fac tibi|Fac tibi mortales}}, con la seconda parte
:1. {{NoCo|Fac tibi|Fac tibi mortales}}, con la seconda parte
:2. Domine non secundum peccata, con la seconda parte
:2. {{NoCo|Domine non secundum peccata nostra|comp=Pierre de Manchicourt}}, con la seconda parte – this work is also attributed to [[Pierre de Manchicourt]]
:3. Averte oculos meos
:3. Averte oculos meos
:4. Miserere nostri deus omnium, con la seconda parte
:4. Miserere nostri deus omnium, con la seconda parte

Latest revision as of 17:29, 27 October 2021

General information

Title: Motectorum liber secundus, quatuor vocum

Composer: Nicolas Gombert

Publication date and place: 1541 in Venice by Girolamo Scotto.

Known editions: Reprinted in 1542 by Antonio Gardano in Venice
Description: Nicolas Gombert's second book of motets for four voices

Facsimile:

External links:

List of works

1. Fac tibi mortales, con la seconda parte
2. Domine non secundum peccata nostra, con la seconda parte – this work is also attributed to Pierre de Manchicourt
3. Averte oculos meos
4. Miserere nostri deus omnium, con la seconda parte
5. Ergo no vite
6. Reminiscere miserationum
7. Adversum me susurrabant
8. Sancte Alfonse
9. Salve Regina, con la seconda parte
10. Sancta Maria
11. Beata mater et innupta virgo, con le tre antiphone che sequitano
12. O domina mundi
13. Ve tibi babilon, con la seconda parte
14. Surge Petre, con la seconda parte
15. Salve regina / Ave regina celorum / Inviolata / Alma redemptoris
16. Si ignoras
17. Cur quis quam corradat
18. Quidquid appositum, con la seconda, et terza parte
19. Vita dulcedo, con tre parte

Works at CPDL

Title Year No. Composer Genre Subgenre Vo. Voices
Domine non secundum peccata nostra 1539 2 Pierre de Manchicourt Sacred Motets 4 STTB
Fac tibi 1541 1 Nicolas Gombert Sacred Motets 4 SATB
Salve Regina diversa diversi orant 1541 15 Nicolas Gombert Sacred Motets 4 ATTB
Sancta Maria mater Dei 1541 10 Nicolas Gombert Sacred Motets 4 ATBB
Surge Petre 1541 14 Nicolas Gombert Sacred Motets 4 SATB
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