The conductus collections of MS Wolfenbüttel 1099. Part III

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Full Title:: The conductus collections of MS Wolfenbüttel 1099. Part III / edited by Ethel Thurston
Series Titles:: Recent researches in the music of the Middle Ages and early Renaissance ; 13
Recent researches in Music Online,
Recent researches in the music of the Middle Ages and early Renaissance ; v. 13.
Recent researches in music online.

Additional Author/Creators:: Thurston, Ethel, editor
Herzog August Bibliothek. Helmstedt 1099

Genre:: Electronic books
Conductus
Scores
Subjects:: Conductus--Scores
Part songs, Sacred--Scores
Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)--Scores

Table of Contents:: Austro terris influente -- Minor natu filius -- Sursum corda elevate -- Quod promisit ab eterno -- Crucifat omnes -- Pater noster qui es in celis -- Ave Maria, gratia plena -- Transgressus legem domini -- Fraude ceca desolato -- Helysei manubrio -- Ave gloriosa mater salvatoris -- Verbum bonum et suave -- Si Deus est animus -- Notum fecit dominus -- Rege mentem, et ordina -- Regnum Dei vim patitur -- Omni pene curie -- Beata viscera Marie virginis -- Entendez tuit ensemble -- De la sainte Leocade.
Summary:: "The polyphonic conductus appeared in northern France in the late twelfth century and continued to flourish until the mid-thirteenth century as one of four main polyphonic genres of the time. The manuscript Wolfenbüttel 1099 (W2) is a significant source for these works. This edition includes modern transcriptions of the thirty conductus in the W2 fascicles, as well as ten contrafacta and ten alternate readings. All known manuscript versions of this important twelfth- and early-thirteenth-century repertory were consulted in the preparation of this edition." --
Language:: Latin
Language Note:: Latin words; English translations printed as text after each conductus.
Staff notation.
Physical Type/Description:: 1 online resource (1 score (109 pages)).
General Note:: For 2-3 voices.
Includes preface with critical commentary.
Local Note:: Available to current Emory faculty, students and staff.