Secular Polyphony 1380-1480
£140.00
Edited by David Fallows
First published in 2014
Pages: 360
Format: Hardback
Dimensions (mm): 330 x 254 x 31
Weight: 2.043kg
Aiming to complement and complete the repertory of early secular polyphony edited by John Stevens in Musica Britannica volumes IV, XVIII and XXXVI, Secular Polyphony 1380–1480 includes music from MSS copied in England as well as music by apparently English composers in MSS from the continental mainland. It also includes a large number of pieces for whose origin there is no clear proof, but which are presented here in an appropriate musical context on account of their sources, form and style suggesting an English origin. The contents are presented in groups of material comprising MS collections from Cambridge University Library and the Bodleian Library, music by composers including Bedyngham, Dunstaple, Frye, Galfridus de Anglia, Hothby, Morton and Robertus de Anglia, works ascribed to Alanus, music from John Baldwin’s Commonplace Book, English fragments, longer works before 1440, works related to the English repertory 1450–1480, and early arrangements of O Rosa Bella.
Any individual work from this volume is available in printed or digital (PDF) format on request (archive@stainer.co.uk).
CONTENTS
| Composer | Title |
|---|---|
| ALAIN [ALANUS, Johannes] | Fuiés de moi |
| ALANUS, Johannes | Min frow |
| ALANUS, Johannes | Min herze wil all zit |
| ALANUS, Johannes | S’en vous pour moy |
| ANONYMOUS | A duo |
| ANONYMOUS | Agwillare |
| ANONYMOUS | Alas departyng |
| ANONYMOUS | All thof I kan [fragment] |
| ANONYMOUS | Auxce bon youre |
| ANONYMOUS | Ave Maria I say |
| ANONYMOUS | [ballade: Trento no.1076] |
| ANONYMOUS | [ballade: Trento no.96] |
| ANONYMOUS | [ballade: Verona 757] |
| ANONYMOUS | Ben so che |
| ANONYMOUS | Benedicamus Domino |
| ANONYMOUS | [carol: Trento no.91] |
| ANONYMOUS | [carol: Trento nos.93-4] |
| ANONYMOUS | [carol]: Wann ich betracht die Vasenacht |
| ANONYMOUS | Credo in Deum that ys |
| ANONYMOUS | Danger me hath |
| ANONYMOUS | Deus deorum |
| ANONYMOUS | Duo on So ys emprentid |
| ANONYMOUS | Esperance |
| ANONYMOUS | Exaudi me |
| ANONYMOUS | Felix namque |
| ANONYMOUS | [fragmentary ballade: Florence 107bis] |
| ANONYMOUS | [fragmentary ballade:] … sse |
| ANONYMOUS | [fragmentary ballade:] The sig |
| ANONYMOUS | [fragmentary rondeau:] … now |
| ANONYMOUS | [fragmentary song:] … your |
| ANONYMOUS | Fre lusti fresch [fragment] |
| ANONYMOUS | Glad and blithe |
| ANONYMOUS | Gloria in excelcis Deo |
| ANONYMOUS | Go hert hurt |
| ANONYMOUS | Holde faste |
| ANONYMOUS | I have set my hert |
| ANONYMOUS | I rede that thu |
| ANONYMOUS | J’ay en vos |
| ANONYMOUS | Le grant pleysir |
| ANONYMOUS | Le grant pleysir (Reina version) |
| ANONYMOUS | Lez eux overt |
| ANONYMOUS | Love wil I with variance |
| ANONYMOUS | Love wolle I withoute eny variaunce |
| ANONYMOUS | Me lykyth ever |
| ANONYMOUS | Mon cuer |
| ANONYMOUS | My cares |
| ANONYMOUS | My hert ys so [fragment] |
| ANONYMOUS | My ladi [fragment] |
| ANONYMOUS | Now wolde y fayne |
| ANONYMOUS | O beate Sebastiane |
| ANONYMOUS | O infame desleauté |
| ANONYMOUS | O intemerata |
| ANONYMOUS | O kendly creature |
| ANONYMOUS | O potores |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Alius gimel |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Colombina Discantus quodlibet |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Colombina Tenor quodlibet |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Dijon version |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Escorial duo |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Escorial quodlibet |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Trento no.1075 |
| ANONYMOUS | O Rosa bella: Trento no.1083 |
| ANONYMOUS | O verre rote [fragment] |
| ANONYMOUS | Pange lingua |
| ANONYMOUS | Pater noster most of myght |
| ANONYMOUS | Patrem (Stuttgart) |
| ANONYMOUS | Patrem (Stuttgart) reconstructed |
| ANONYMOUS | Perce Domine |
| ANONYMOUS | Plus pur l’enoyr |
| ANONYMOUS | Post angelicam allocutionem |
| ANONYMOUS | Pryncesse of youthe |
| ANONYMOUS | [rondeau: Florence 176] |
| ANONYMOUS | Salvator mundi |
| ANONYMOUS | Si quis amat |
| ANONYMOUS | Si quis amat (Barlow version) |
| ANONYMOUS | Tappster Dryngker |
| ANONYMOUS | Thus I complayn |
| ANONYMOUS | Tisis non |
| ANONYMOUS | To iours |
| ANONYMOUS | Trewe on wam |
| ANONYMOUS | Virga Jesse floruit |
| ANONYMOUS | Voy da plas |
| ANONYMOUS | Wel were hym |
| ANONYMOUS | Welcome be ye when ye goo |
| ANONYMOUS | With ryth al my herte |
| ANONYMOUS | Ye have so longe kepe schepe |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Fortune alas |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Gentil madonna |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Le serviteur |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Manus Dei |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Myn hertis lust |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | O Rosa bella |
| BEDYNGHAM, John (attrib.) | O Rosa bella (6vv version) |
| BEDYNGHAM, John (attrib.) | O Rosa bella: Gimel |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | O Rosa bella with Latin text |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Salva Jesu |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Se belle |
| BEDYNGHAM, John | Vide Domine |
| BEDYNGHAM, John or DU FAY, Guillaume | Mi verry joy |
| BEDYNGHAM, John or DU FAY, Guillaume | Mon seul plaisir |
| BEDYNGHAM, John or DUNSTAPLE, John | Durer ne puis |
| BEDYNGHAM, John or FRYE, Walter | So ys emprentid |
| BIQUARDUS (attrib.) | Resurexit victor mortis |
| DE ANGLIA, Galfridus | Che farò |
| DE ANGLIA, Galfridus | Io zemo |
| DE ANGLIA, Robertus | El mal foco arda |
| DE ANGLIA, Robertus | O fallaze e ria Fortuna |
| DU FAY, Guillaume (attrib.) | Je languis |
| DU FAY, Guillaume (attrib.) | Je suy si povre |
| DU FAY, Guillaume (attrib.) | Or me veult |
| DUNSTAPLE, John | Puis que m’amour |
| EDMUNDUS | Thys yol |
| FRANK | Quene note |
| FRYE, Walter | Alas alas |
| FRYE, Walter | Ave regina celorum |
| FRYE, Walter | Watlin Frew |
| FRYE, Walter or BINCHOIS, Gilles | Tout a par moy |
| HERT | O Rosa bella: Hert’s version |
| HORWOOD, William (attrib.) | Xilobalsamus |
| HOTHBY, John | Amor che hai visto |
| HOTHBY, John | Ave sublime |
| HOTHBY, John | Diva panthera |
| HOTHBY, John | Ora pro nobis |
| HOTHBY, John | Tard’ il mio cor |
| MORTON, Robert | Cousine |
| MORTON, Robert | [Il sera pour vous]/L’omme armé (4vv version) |
| MORTON, Robert | Il sera pour vous/L’omme armé |
| MORTON, Robert | Le souvenir |
| MORTON, Robert | Mon bien |
| MORTON, Robert | N’aray je jamais |
| MORTON, Robert | Paracheve |
| MORTON, Robert | Plus j’ay le monde |
| MORTON, Robert | Que pourroit plus |
| OCKEGHEM, Johannes | O Rosa bella: Ockeghem’s duo |
| TYLING | T’Andernaken |
| TYLING (monogram TL given in manuscript) | [textless: Trento no.161] |
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