Infelix ego omnium - 3a pars (of 3): Ad te igitur

Composer
Byrd, William (ca. 1540–1623)
Genre Motet
Cycles
Infelix ego omnium (Motet cycle)

Appears in

Source Source Date Location Source Attribution Voices
GB-Lbl Add. MS 29247 (Paston MS) after 1611 54v–55 -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 341 [Discantus] c. 1600 57r–58r -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 342 [Quintus & Sextus] c. 1600 70v–71r -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 343 [Contratenor/Altus]] c. 1600 59v–60r -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 344 [Tenor] c. 1600 60v–61r -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 389 [Altus/Discantus] c. 1595-1613 192–193 -
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 807 c. 1610 2v–3v [Byrd]
Voice: Medius
Voice Text: Ad te igitur pissime
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 808 c. 1610 2v–3 [Byrd]
Voice: Contratenor
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Ad te igitur piissime
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 809 c. 1610 3–3v [Byrd]
Voice: Contratenor secundus
Voice Text: [Ad te igitur] Quoniam tu solus spes mea
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 810 c. 1610 2v–3 [Byrd]
Voice: Tenor
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c5
Voice Text: [Ad te igitur] Quoniam tu solus
GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 811 c. 1610 2v–3 [Byrd]
Voice: Bassus
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: f4
Voice Text: Ad te igitur piissime
GB-CF MS D/DP Z6/1 c. 1590 64v -
GB-DORmcghie McGhie manuscript [Discantus] c. 1595-1613 180–182 -