An edition of Three French songs from the late 14th century (1974)

Three French songs from the late 14th century

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Three French songs from the late 14th century
Nigel E. Wilkins
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An edition of Three French songs from the late 14th century (1974)

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Publisher
Antico Edition
Language
French

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Subjects
Songs (Low voice) with instrumental ensemble, Vocal duets with instrumental ensemble, Polyphonic chansons, Scores and parts, French Songs, Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble
Times
500-1400

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Cover of: Three French songs from the late 14th century
Three French songs from the late 14th century: for voice & 2 or 3 instruments
1974, Antico Edition
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Table of Contents

Alarme, alarme / Grimace (edited from mss Paris, Bibl. Nat. nouv. acq. fr. 6771 and Chantilly, Musée Condé 564)
Soit tart, tenpre, main ou soir / Anon. (edited from Paris, Bibl. Nat. nouv. acq. fr. 6771)
Quiconques veut d'amours joir / Anon. (edited from Cambrai, Bibliothèque Communale, ms. 1328 (1176)).

Edition Notes

Parts for triplum, cantus, contratenor & tenor.

Cover title.

"A contralto might take the vocal line ... but a tenor or counter-tenor is preferable."

The 1st work may be sung as a duet.

English translations of the texts printed as footnotes.

"All three songs are found without the triplum part in some sources: it is therefore optional."

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Other Titles
Codex Reina., Quiconques veut d'amors joir., French songs from the late 14th century., Soit tart, tempre, main ou soir.

Classifications

Library of Congress
M1613.3.W539.T5, M1528, M1730, M5062;

The Physical Object

Pagination
score (8 p.) & 4 pts.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26900808M
LCCN
74227287
OCLC/WorldCat
43132261

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