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==General information==
'''Title''' ''Secundus liber cum quatuor vocibus''

'''Editors / Compilers:''' [[Jacques Moderne]]

'''Description:''' A collection motets for four voices, mostly by French and Belgian composers, published as four part books.  This publication is the second in a series of four volumes of motets for four voices published by Moderne, called ''Motteti del Fiore''.  It is likely this collection was edited by [[Francesco de Layolle]], as he is known to have edited sacred music for Moderne.

{{PubDatePlace|1532|by [[Jacques Moderne]] in Lyon|&nbsp;}}<br>
'''Facsimile:''' [https://stimmbuecher.digitale-sammlungen.de//view?id=bsb00075669 Bavarian State Library]

==External Links==
*[https://opac.rism.info/search?id=993104067&View=rism RISM 1532<sup>11</sup>]

==List of Works==
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:1. {{NoCo|Fidelium Deus omnium|comp=Nicolas Gombert}} ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:2. {{NoCo|Benedixit Deus Noë|comp=Jacques Arcadelt}} ([[Jacques Arcadelt]])
:3. {{NoCo|Peccantem me quotidie|comp=Pierre de Manchicourt}} ([[Pierre de Manchicourt]])
:4. {{NoCo|Tu es Petrus|comp=Maître Gosse}} ([[Maître Gosse]])
:5. {{NoCo|Sponsa Christi Cecilia|comp=Loyset Piéton}} ([[Loyset Piéton]])
:6. {{NoCo|Laetetur omne saeculum|comp=Lupus Hellinck}} ([[Lupus Hellinck]])
:7. In te Domine speravi (Anonymous)
:8. Libera me Domine ([[Francesco de Layolle]])
:9. {{NoCo|Quam pulchra es|comp=Johannes Lupi}} ([[Johannes Lupi]])
:10. {{NoCo|Ave sanctissima Maria|comp=Nicolas Gombert}} ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:11. Noe noe noe hodie natus est nobis ([[Francesco de Layolle]])
:12. Inter natos mulierum ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:13. Omnis pulchritudo Domini (Anonymous)
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:14. {{NoCo|Beati omnes qui timent Dominum|comp=Benedictus Appenzeller}} ([[Benedictus Appenzeller]])
:15. Ante portam Jherusalem ([[Pierre de Villiers]])
:16. In Domino confido ([[Jean Du Molin]])
:17. Fuit homo missus a Deo ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:18. Gloriosa virgo Cecilia ([[Nicolas Pagnier]])
:19. Stans autem Jesus (Anonymous)
:20. Quam pulchra es ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:21. {{NoCo|Haec dies|comp=Jacques Arcadelt}} ([[Jacques Arcadelt]])
:22. Dulcis amica dei ([[Nicolas Gombert]])
:23. {{NoCo|Proba me domine|Proba me Deus|comp=Pierre de Manchicourt}} ([[Pierre de Manchicourt]])
:24. [[Filiae Jerusalem (Jacques Arcadelt)|Filiae Jherusalem venite]] ([[Jacques Arcadelt]])
:25. {{NoCo|Domine ne in furore tuo|comp=Francesco de Layolle}} ([[Francesco de Layolle]])
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==Works at CPDL==
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