An edition of French Ars antiqua (13th century)
(1966)
French Ars antiqua (13th century)
by Russell Oberlin
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Table of Contents
Salve, Virgo/Verbum caro factum (#284)
Desconfortés ai esté/Amors, qui m'a (#124)
Ne m'a pas oublié (#207)
Perotin. Salvatoris hodie.
Blanchete comme fleur/Quant je pens (#168)
J'ai si bien/Aucun m'ont par (#128)
Qui amours/Li dous pensers/Cis a cui (#280)
Li doz/Trop ai lone/Ma loiautés (#28)
Mors a primi/Mors, que/Mors morsu (#35)
Ja n'amerai/Sire Dieus (#137)
J'ai mis/Je n'en puis (#255)
O natio que vitiis (#46)
Deus in adiutorium (#1)
Deus in adiutorium (#303)
Povre secors/Gaude, chorus (#39)
Quant voi l'erbe/Salve, Virgo (#43)
Flor de lis/Je n'en puis/Douce dame (#164)
On parole/A Paris/Frese nouvelle (#319)
Dame, qui j'aim/Amors vaint/Au tans d'esté (#23)
Cest quadruble/Voz n'i dormirés/Biaus cuers (#30).
Edition Notes
"With the exception of the conductus Salvatoris, all the compositions ... have been transcribed from the manuscript H 196 of the Faculté de médecine de Montpellier, by William Waite."
Program notes by William G. Waite on container; texts ([6] p.) inserted.
Russell Oberlin, countertenor; Charles Bressler, Robert Price, tenors; Gordon Myers, baritone; Martha Blackman, viol.
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