Mus. 45
Manuscript. Sections of votive antiphons, Magnificats, and other
Latin-texted works, copied in table-book format. Copyists unidentified;
English, last quarter of 16th century. The principal copyist
was responsible for all except items 1 and 37, which were added
by two different hands.
Table of titles and composers as shown in the manuscript. Display in modern form.
1 |
|
Speciosa facta es [Incomplete] |
f. 2r |
2 |
Mr Whyte |
O vos omnes [From Lamentations a5] |
ff. 2v-3r |
3 |
Mr Whyte |
Veniant mihi [From 'Manus tuae fecerunt me'] |
ff. 3v-4r |
4 |
Mr Whyte |
Sicut ablactatus [From 'Domine non est exaltatum'] |
ff. 4v-5r |
5 |
Mr Whyte |
Domine non est exaltatum [Opening only] |
ff. 5v-6r |
6 |
Mr Whyte |
Sicut locutus est [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 6v-7r |
7 |
Mr [William] Mundie |
Sicut locutus est [From a Magnificat] |
ff. 7v-8r |
8 |
Mr Shepperd |
Sicut locutus est [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 8v-9r |
9 |
Mr. R. Parsons |
Sicut erat in principio [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 9v-10r |
10 |
Mr. Robarte Parsons |
Sicut locutus est [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 10v-11r |
11 |
Mr Whyte |
Sicut erat in principio [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 11v-12r |
12 |
Mr Tavernor |
Et semine eius [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 12v-13r |
13 |
Mr Jhon Tavernor |
Esurientes [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 13v-14r |
14 |
Mr Wm Mundye |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From a Magnificat] |
ff. 14v-15r |
15 |
Mr Shepperde |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 15v-16r |
16 |
Doctor Tye |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From Magnificat a5] |
ff. 16v-17r |
17 |
Mr Whyte |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 17v-18r |
18 |
Mr Tavernor |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 18v-19r |
19 |
D[octor] Tye |
Unde nostris [From a lost 'Post partum virgo'] |
ff. 19v-20r |
20 |
Mr. Robarte Parsons |
O quam glorifica |
f. 21r |
21 |
Mr Wm Birde |
Alleluya. Confitemini |
ff. 21v-22r |
22 |
Mr Taverner |
Traditur militibus [From lost sequence] |
ff. 22v-23r |
23 |
Mr. R. Whyte |
Manus tue fecerunt me [Opening only] |
ff. 23v-24r |
24 |
Mr. Whyte |
Peccatum pecavit [From Lamentations a6] |
ff. 24v-25r |
25 |
Doctor Tye |
Ave caput Christi [Opening only] |
ff. 25v-26r |
26 |
Mr Tallis |
Gaude gloriosa [Opening only] |
ff. 26v-27r |
27 |
Doctor Tye |
Tellus flumina [From a lost sequence] |
ff. 27v-28r |
28 |
Mr William Birde |
Sanctus |
ff. 27v-28r |
29 |
Mr Tavernor |
Sicut locutus est [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 28v-29r |
30 |
Mr Tavernor |
Sicut erat in principio [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 29v-30r |
31 |
Mr Robarte Parsons |
Quia fecit mihi magna [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 30v-31r |
32 |
Mr Wm Mundie |
Et sanctum nomen eius [From a Magnificat] |
ff. 31v-32r |
33 |
Nicholas Strogers |
Esurientes [From a Magnificat] |
ff. 32v-33r |
34 |
Mr Shepperd |
Sicut erat in principio [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 33v-34r |
35 |
Mr Whyte |
Et sanctum nomen eius [From Magnificat a6] |
ff. 34v-35r |
36 |
|
Et sanctum nomen eius [From a Magnificat] |
ff. 35v-36r |
37 |
[Byrd, William] |
Infelix ego [Opening only] |
f. 36v |
38 |
Mr Shepperde |
Laudes Deo |
ff. 37v-39r |
39 |
Nicholas Strogers |
Sicut locutus est |
ff. 39v-40r |
40 |
|
Ego sum vestra redemptio |
ff. 39v-40r |
Upright format, 283 x 215 mm. 39 folios, foliated '2-40' by
a sixteenth-century hand (partly trimmed and replaced in modern
pencil); the original f.1 is missing. Collation unknown on account
of the tightness of the binding. The following pages are blank:
ff. 20v, 37r, 40v. Late 18th-century binding of white parchment
over boards, undecorated except for two parallel fillets at edges.
Spine in contrasting brown leather; on spine, a red leather
inset, tooled in gold: 'MUSICA / SACRA / M.S.'. Nothing remains
of any earlier binding. The volume was bound at Christ Church
in the late 18th century as part of an uncompleted binding project
intended to protect previously unbound items from the Aldrich
and Goodson bequests. (For a list of other volumes in related
bindings, see the entry for Mus. 3.) Bookplate 2. 19th-century
shelfmarks: H.1.9, then I.1.9.
Provenance unknown, but presumably from either the Aldrich
or Goodson bequests. Not mentioned in any early catalogue
before Malchair 1787, where it is listed (f. 3) as 'An Antient
Italian M.S. requiring / more studdy to make out than can bee
/ aforded at Catalogue making time / Quarto Vol. vellum bound'
(identified as 'Italian' perhaps because the contents are mostly
Latin-texted extracts from pre-Reformation Magnificats and votive
antiphons).
Microfilm: manuscript music, reel 6.
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