| Archive | Former private library of Johannes Wolf, Berlin, Germany (D-Bwolf) |
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| Shelfmark | MS s. s. |
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| Numbering System | None |
| Measurements | ca. 273 x 200 mm |
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| Contents | Contains 2 uninventoried works or miscellaneous sections. |
Manuscript originally part of a liturgical book arranged according to the church calendar. Recovered by Johannes Wolf from a pasteboard binding cover. From southwestern Germany (Alsace).
(ox head) similar to some from Augsburg, ca. 1470.
Some Gothic chant notation; some black and white mensural notation. Sometimes only simple strokes are used, but these may acquire mensural significance from being doubled, etc
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Mass sections (Ordinary and Proper) and motets (some with German versions). 10 pieces are polyphonic.
Prussz (monophony), Rollant, anonymous
4 whole and 2 half folios (originally 10 half folios; 8 of these were joined together into 4 whole folios), ca. 273 x 200. Manuscript originally part of a liturgical book arranged according to the church calendar. Recovered by Johannes Wolf from a pasteboard binding cover. Notational styles highly diverse — some Gothic chant notation; some black and white mensural notation. Sometimes only simple strokes are used, but these may acquire mensural significance from being doubled, etc. Watermark (ox head) similar to some from Augsburg, ca. 1470.
Late 15th century. From southwestern Germany (Alsace).
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Geering, Arnold. 1952. Die Organa und mehrstimmigen Conductus in den Handschriften des deutschen Sprachgebietes vom 13. bis 16. Jahrhundert. Bern. Pages: 18-9, 31-2. Notes: physical description; contents list; incipitsst of contents (partial); concordances.
Wolf, Johannes. 1936. Eine deutsche Quelle geistlicher Musik aus dem Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts. Jahrbuch der Musikbibliothek Peters, . Notes: physical description; transcription (partial).
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