An Antiphonal written by St. Vincent of Breslau. The polyphonic Lesson is in the main corpus, but this was probably a slightly later supplement (early 16th century). It is possibly related to a copy of the piece at PL-WRu505. The notation is the same as that found in PL-WRu505.
PL-WRu MS I.F.391
Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Wrocław, Poland
chant book with added polyphony: 15th to 16th century
| Archive | Biblioteka Uniwersytecka, Wrocław, Poland (PL-WRu) |
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| Shelfmark | MS I.F.391 |
| Image Availability | DIAMM does not have images of this source. |
| Surface | Mixed Paper and Parchment |
| Numbering System | Foliation |
| Measurements | 510 x 320 mm |
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| Contents | Contains 1 composition, 1 is anonymous. |
General Description
Binding
brown leather-covered wooden front boards, white leather back; 16th Century
Notation
not indicated
Ruling
Each page usually has 9 five-line staves (I-VIII 10 four-line staves; f. 221-226: 12 four-line staves)
Foliation
Modern foliation of f. I-IX (Addendum), f. 1-220 (main body), f. 221-226 (Addendum)
Surface
221 parchment + 15 paper (f. I, III-VIII, 221-226)
RISM Description
RISM BIV/4: 15./16. Jh.; 221 Blätter Pergament + 15 Blätter Papier (f. I, III-VIII, 221-226), 510 x 320 mm. Moderne Foliierung von f. I-IX (Nachtrag), f. 1-220 (Hauptcorpus), f. 221-226 (Nachtrag). Notation der mehrstimmige Stücke wie PL-WRu505. Je Seite meist 9 Fünfliniensysteme (f. I-VIII 10 Vierliniensysteme; f. 221-226: 12 Vierliniensysteme). - Einband: 16. Jh.; mit braunem Leder überzogene Holzdeckel, weißer Lederrücken.
Diese Handschrift ist ein aus dem Breslauer St. Vinzenzstift stammendes Antiphonar des ausgehenden 15. oder frühesten 16. Jh. Die mehrstimmige Lektion steht zwar im Hauptcorpus, wurde hier aber wohl etwas später (frühes 16. Jh.) nachgetragen. Es handelt sich möglicherweise um eine Kopie des Stückes nach PL-WRu505.
[Translation] 15th-16th Century; 221 sheets of parchment + 15 sheets of paper (f. I, III-VIII, 221-226), 510 x 320 mm. Modern foliation of f. I-IX (Addendum), f. 1-220 (main body), f. 221-226 (Addendum). Notation of polyphonic pieces, as in PL-WRu505. Each page usually has 9 five-line staves (I-VIII 10 four-line staves; f. 221-226: 12 four-line staves). Binding: 16th Century, with brown leather-covered wooden front boards, white leather back.
This manuscript, written by St. Vincent of Breslau is an Antiphonal from the end of the 15th or early 16th Century. The polyphonic Lesson is in the main corpus, but this was probably a slightly later supplement (early 16th century). It is possibly related to a copy of the piece at PL-WRu505.
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‡ denotes primary source study
Göllner, Theodor. 1969. Die mehrstimmigen liturgischen Lesungen. Münchner Veröffentlichungen zur Musikgeschichte, vol. 15. Tutzing. Pages: II.
Geering, Arnold. 1952. Die Organa und mehrstimmigen Conductus in den Handschriften des deutschen Sprachgebietes vom 13. bis 16. Jahrhundert. Bern. Pages: 21, Nr. 71.
Feldmann, Fritz. 1938, 1973. Musik und Musikpflege im mittelalterlichen Schlesien. Breslau: (1938) Hildesheim and New York: (1973 reprint).
Feldmann, Fritz. 1932. Ein Quintenorganum aus einer Breslauer Handschrift des frühen 16. Jahrhunderts. Kirchenmusikalisches Jahrbuch, 27: 75ff.
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