Choirbook 14_23

Choirbook 14_23

[p. 133:] ‘In Festo Martyris unius’

Hic nempe mundi gaudia

Anonymous (source)

Hic nempe mundi gaudia (pp. 133–134)
Ob hoc precatu supplici (pp. 135–136

4 vocal parts: [Cantus], [Altus], [Tenor], [Bassus].
Strophe 4 has extra part in canon at lower 4th with [Cantus]; the latter is marked ‘Canon in Diatesseron’.

C1, C3, C4, F4

Hymn Deus tuorum militum, strophes 2 and 4

PD, fol. 133v–134r: ‘In Natali Unius Martyris. Ad Vesp. et ad Noct. Hym.’ VOM, fols 84r (6 February: St Gerald of Ostia, Vespers), 131v (Common of One Martyr, 1st Vespers), 132v (Common of One Martyr, 2nd Vespers)

Hymn

I-Vsm, C.84/1–6 (see Passadore, Rossi: San Marco, no. 788, 23)

In Choirbook 14, the bass and tenor parts have lacunae (in strophes 2 and 4, respectively). The missing sections can be completed on the basis of I-Vsm, C.84/1–6 (23): see Collarile: Suono dell’eterno. Attribution to Bonaventura Furlanetto in Passadore, Rossi: San Marco, no. 1934 (24).

Collarile: Suono dell’eterno
Passadore, Rossi: San Marco, no. 1934 (24)

2
Hic nempe mundi gaudia
Et blandimenta noxia
Caduca rite deputans,
Pervenit ad caelestia.

4
Ob hoc precatu supplici, [source: suplici]
Te poscimus piissime,
In hoc triumpho martyris,
Dimitte noxam servulis.

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