Performance Art Collections Switzerland

Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

Tags

cycle renaissance music motetcycle

Attribution

M067, M118 and M119 are attributed to Gaffurius in the concordant sources; M121 (anonymous in I-Mfd 1) has been attributed to Gaffurius by WARD 1986, 500.

Description

The cycle consists of four motets, whose texts derive from various sources, mostly dealing with Christ’s incarnation and the Blessed Sacrament.

Modern Editions

AMMM 5, 13-14; 125-129 ("O Iesu dulcissime" missing)

Notes

WARD 1986, 506 proposes a “virtual” five-motet cycle including also M068 Accepta Christi munera. This hypothesis is accepted by ROSSI 2019A, 221-222, who, in MM 1, xxx, xxxii, further adds to this "virtual" cycle a sixth motet,Trophaeum crucis (Librone 1, ff. 31v-32r). See also the shorter cognate cycle C33a.

Reference Source

I-Mfd [4], ff. 95v-99r

Other Source

(for partial concordances, see the records of the individual motets)

Configuration

WARD 1986, 500; GASSER 2001, 332

Cycle Rubric

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Modern Editions

AMMM 5, 13-14; 125-129 ("O Iesu dulcissime" missing)

Bibliographies

#1741: Motetti Missales Repertory Reconsidered
#1719: Marian Motet Cycles of the Gaffurius Codices A Musical and Litur
#1979: Franchino Gaffurio compositore Tra indagine stilistica e nuove c

place: Basel, Switzerland

Relation

	M119 Audi benigne conditor Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

	M067 O sacrum convivium Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

	M121 O Iesu dulcissime Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

	M118 Magnum nomen domini Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

	Motet Cycles Gaffurius, Franchinus (Composer)

Extra

ark:	ark:/15737/p655-mxf6-djx3
NumberOfVoices:	5
Signature:	b
Clefs:	c1c3c3c3c5
Final:	F
handle:	20.500.11806/med/3h9c-t2nx-5f

C33b Magnum nomen domini (4 motets)