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Add MS 30480

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040-002022150

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032-002022149

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Add MS 30480

Title:

Services, anthems, and a few part-songs, for five voices. Volume 1. Cantus.

Scope & Content:

Anthems, services, motets and other part works, some intended for string instruments, by English composers. Cantus part-book.

For other voice parts from this set see Add MS 30481-30484.

f. 2. Evening Service, in F. The Nunc Dimittis and the beginning of the Magnificat has been removed from the volume. 'Partyne.'
f. 4. Te Deum, in F. 'Parcele.'
f. 7v. Venite, in D minor (a 4). 'Robart Adorns' or 'Adames.' Decribed as being in ‘3 parts’.
f. 9v. Benedictus, beg. 'Blessed be the Lord. . . .for he hath. . . .raysed vp a myghty saluation.' In F. Anonymous,
f. 11v. Benedictus, beg. 'Blessed be ye Lord,... for he hath. .. .raysed vp an home of salvation.' 'Parseley.'
f. 13v. Te Deum, in F. 'Moondaye' or 'Mundye.'
f. 16. Deus misereatur, in F. 'Doctor Tye.'
f. 17v. Jubilate. Anonymous. Described by J. Stafford Smith as 'Probably the earliest ever set to music in parts.'
f. 19. Nunc Dimittis, in G minor. 'R. Adams.'
f. 19v. Nunc Dimittis, in F. 'Doctor Tye.'
f. 20v. Magnificat. 'Whitbroke.'
f. 22. Offertory Sentence in F, beg. 'Geue almes of thy goodes.' Anonymous,
f. 22v. 'O prayse God in his holynes.' [R.] 'Whyt'[e].
f. 24. ‘Prayse ye the lord, ye children.' 'Doctor Tye.'
f. 25v. 'Christ rysynge agayne.' 'Shepperde.'
f. 27. 'O mercyfull father, we besech the'; with second part, 'God confound ye proude.' 'Feryng.'
f. 28. 'O God, for thy name sake save me.' 'John Franctynge.'
f. 29. 'I gyve yow a newe commaundement.' [J.] 'Sheperde.'
f. 30. 'In iudgment, lorde.' Anonymous.
ff. 31-37v. Morning Service (Venite, Te Deum, Benedictus, and Gloria in Excelsis). 'Thamas Caustun.' (See John Day's 'Certaine notes . . . to be sung at the Morning, Communion and Evening Prayer, 1560.)
f. 37v. 'O death,...rock me asleep.' For 5 voices. Anonymous.
f. 38. 'Com, palefaced death.' For 4 voices. 'Johnson.'
f. 38v. 'Prepare yowe, prepare yowe, tyme weareth awaye.' [Will.?] Mundy.
f. 40. 'When Jesus went into Simon the pharisyes howse.' In 5 parts. 'Tallis.'
f. 41. 'From the depth I called.' 'Docter Tye.'
f. 42v. 'Wipe away my synes.' By Tallis.
f. 44. 'Blessed arte thow that fearest God.' 'Phillip de Wildroe.'
f. 45. 'My trust, O Lorde, in the is grounded.' In 5 parts. 'Doctor Tye.'
f. 46. 'Wyth all our hartes.' By Tallis.
f. 47. 'I will geve thankes vnto ye Lord with my holl harte.' Anonymous,
f. 48. 'When shall my sorowfull syghinge slake.' 'Tallys.'
f. 49. 'Purge me, O Lord.' 'Tallys.'
f. 49v. 'Defiled is my name.' '[R.] Johnsone.'
f. 49v. 'Delyver vs, Lord'; some parts beginning, 'Bothe nyght and daye save vs.' Anonymous,
f. 51. 'Delyuer vs, good lord, from eternall Death.' 'Doctor Tye.'
f. 52. 'Lord, thou haste commanded.' 'Baruch Bulman.'
f. 53. 'O geue thankes vnto ye Lord, for he.' 'Taverner.'
f. 53v. 'I have loued.' 'Docter Tye.'
f. 56. 'O Lord, rebuke me not' — the music imperfect at the end. Anonymous,
f. 57v. 'Save me, O God, for thy names sake.' In 4 parts. By Tye.
f. 57v. 'Vt re mi fa' (a solfa-ing song). In 4 parts. 'Parsons.'
f. 58v. ‘Jesum Nazarenum’ (à 3). By Dr. Tye.
f. 60. 'Triumphe, Triumphe, with plesaunte melodie.' For 5 voices. '[William] Bird.'
f. 62. 'Susanna fayer.' Imperfect at the end. By A. Ferrabosco, sen.
f. 62v. 'Lachrime.' Weelkes.'
f. 63. 'Elisa...is ye fayrest quene.' 'Johnson,' stated in a later hand to be 'chaplain to Quene Anne Bullen.'
f. 63. 'Com agayne,...sweet natur's traseur.' 'E. Johnson.'
f. 63v. ‘Facti sunt Nazarei.’ By Tallis.
f. 65v. 'Ne Irascaris' ('O Lord, turne They wrath away'). 'Bird.'
f. 66v. 'Ille dum pergunt.' By Tallis.
f. 66b. 'In manus tuas, Domine.' Anonymous.
f. 67. 'O sacrum convivium' ('I call and cry'). By Tallis.
f. 67v. 'Emendemus in me.' By Byrd.
f. 68. Peccamur' (sic). Anonymous.
f. 68v. 'Kirieleson' ('The best songe in England') [followed by 'haec dies'] ; for 6 instruments, in parts. By [J.] Shepherd
f. 69v. 'Delacurt.' 'Parsone.'
f. 70. Galliard. 'Parsons.'
f. 70. 'Precamor' (sc. 'Precamur, Sancte Domine'). 'Bird.'
f. 70v. 'Perslis clocke,' sc. 'The Clock,' by Parsley.
f. 71. 'Deus mesereater.' 'Robarte Johnsonne.'
f. 72. 'Levavi oculose' (sic). 'Wyllyam More, harpour to Edw. VI.'
f. 73. 'In nomine.' Anonymous.
f. 73. Piece unnamed. Anonymous.
f. 73v. 'Non neamo' [? 'Nonne amo']. Anonymous.
f. 74. ‘O salutaris hostia’ (à 5). ‘Tallis.’
f. 74v. 'With out redressee (sic) I wast[e] my mynde.' For 4 voices. Anonymous.
f. 75. ‘Cor mundum crea‘ (à 4). Anonymous,
f. 76. ‘Deus, in nomine tuo‘; with second part, ‘Averte mala.’ Anonymous,
f. 76v. ‘Domine, in vertute tua’; with second part, ‘Magna [est] Gloria eius’ (à 5). ‘Johnson.’
f. 78. 'A my tute planis' (sc. 'Ami, tu te plains' ?).
f. 78. 'Vostre jamais par heritage.' 'W. P.'
ff. 78v-79. 'D'ung noveau dart je suis frap[p]e' (two versions?). For 5 voices. By P. Phillips.
f. 79v. ‘Venit vox de cœlo,’ with second part, ‘Respondit miles’ (à 5). Anonymous.
f. 80v. ‘Dum transisset sabatum‘ (à 5). By Sebastian Holland,
f. 81v. ‘Cecilia Virgo’ (à 4). Anonymous,
f. 82v. ‘Domine, in virtute tua.’ By Johnson. Differs but slightly from no. 6.
f. 85. 'Quel foco che.'
f. 85v. 'Or il ne mest possible.' By Clemens non Papa.
f. 86. 'Oy, je me playns.' Anonymous.
f. 86v. 'A che cerchar.' Anonymous.
f. 87. 'O Lord, turne not awaye.'
f. 87v. 'Mistruste oft tymes amise.' Anonymous.
f. 88. 'Cum Sancto [Spiritu].'
f. 88. 'Et expecto Resurrectionem [mortuorum].'

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Add MS 30480-30484 : Services, anthems, and a few part-songs, for five voices, by Nathaniel Giles, Robert Adams, Christopher Tye, John…

Add MS 30480 : Services, anthems, and a few part-songs, for five voices. Volume 1. Cantus.

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1 volume (89 folios)

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English

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Latin

Start Date:

1560

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1599

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Late 16th century

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