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Alejandro Enrique Planchart (1935-2019)
Seven new fragmentary sources
Robert Judd (1956-24 August 2019)
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The Ferrell-Vogüé Machaut MS
The Eton Choirbook
Henry VIII Manuscript
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Byrd Masses for 3, 4, 5 Voices
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William Byrd Cantiones Sacrae 1591
William Byrd Cantiones Sacrae 1589
Byrd and Tallis Cantiones Sacrae 1575
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Deus venerunt gentes (2p. Posuerunt morticinia; 3p. Effuderunt sanguinem; 4p. Opprobrium facti sumus)
Composer
Byrd, William (ca. 1540–1623)
Genre
Motet
Cycles
Deus venerunt gentes (Motet cycle)
Deus venerunt gentes (2p. Posuerunt morticinia; 3p. Effuderunt sanguinem; 4p. Opprobrium facti sumus)
Deus venerunt gentes - 1a pars (of 4): Deus venerunt gentes
Deus venerunt gentes: 1a/2a partes (of 4): Deus venerunt gentes / Posuerunt morticinia
Deus venerunt gentes - 2a pars (of 4): Posuerunt morticinia
Deus venerunt gentes - 3a pars (of 4): Effuderunt sanguinem
Deus venerunt gentes - 4a pars (of 4): Opprobrium facti sumus
Appears in
GB-Ob MS. Mus. c. 784 (Willmott Manuscript)
(23r—25r)
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 1486 (Braikenridge Manuscript)
(21r—23r)