An Altus partbook from a set of four volumes. Contains four series of madrigals and two of motets, separately numbered. Copied by a single scribe, who also wrote CivitaBC (2). Probably copied in Florence.
I-CNM Mus MS 1 [Altus]
Biblioteca Comunale Silvio Zavatti, Civitanova Marche, Italy
partbook: c. 1555-60
Archive | Biblioteca Comunale Silvio Zavatti, Civitanova Marche, Italy (I-CNM) |
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Shelfmark | Mus MS 1 [Altus] |
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Surface | Paper |
Numbering System | Foliation |
Measurements | 160 x 223-30 mm |
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General Description
Binding
Original covers of cream-coloured parchment, inscribed with voice designations; remnants of green ribbon ties
Watermark
(1) crown (not in Briquet); (2) crossbow in circle, surmounted by fleur-de-lis (not in Briquet); (3) generally resembles Briquet #6098; (4) crossed arrows (not in Briquet)
Notation
black void mensural
Ruling
Staff height 12-13mm
Foliation
Modern pencil foliation on upper right rectos, 1-128 (ff. 3-5, 24, 28-30, 58, 61, 69, 118 now missing)
Foliation
Other numberings: Original ink numbering of pieces, in six series (several partes numbered separately): i-xxx (4-voice madrigals); i-xx (5-voice madrigals); i-iiii (5-voice motets); i-iii (6-voice motets); i-iiii (6-voice madrigals); i (7-voice madrigal).
Decoration
No initials or decoration, except for large calligraphic initials on front covers. Medici family emblem in initial on front cover of Tenor book.
Surface
paper
Census Catalogue of Music Description
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7 motets, 51 Italian secular pieces = 58*
*Series of 18th-century additions in several partbooks not taken into account here.
(Arcadelt)-12, (Arcadelt/Corteccia/G. Ponte)-1, (Corteccia)-1, (A. Ferrabosco I/Verdelot)-1, (D. Ferrabosco)-1, (C. Festa?)-1, (S. Festa)-1, (Havericq)-1, (Jaquet of Mantua/Lupus)-1, (Josquin/ Verdelot)-1, (Naich/Reulx)-1, (Nollet)-1, (Palestrina)-3, (Richafort/Verdelot)-1, (Rore)-1, (Ruffo)-1, (Verdetot)-8, anon-21
4 paper partbooks (D-iii + 120 + i folios, A-iii + 117, T-iii + 116 + i, Q/S-iii + 73 + i), 160 x 223-30. Modern pencil foliation on upper right rectos in each book—D: 1-120; A: 1-128 (ff. 3-5, 24, 28-30, 58, 61, 69, 118 now missing); T: 1-120 (ff. 45, 100, 109-110 now missing); B: 1-74 (f. 64 now missing). Original ink numbering of pieces, in six series (several partes numbered separately): i-xxx (4-voice madrigals); i-xx (5-voice madrigals); i-iiii (5-voice motets); i-iii (6-voice motets); i-iiii (6-voice madrigals); i (7-voice madrigal). Blank staves only—D: 1, 28'-40, 59'-84, 88'-92, 95'-100, 104'-118, 119'-120'; A: 1, 65'-66, 92-95, 99'-103, 106'-109, 113'-114, 115-117', 124-126, 127'-128'; T: 1, 30'-40, 60'-84, 88'-92, 95'-98, 103'-118, 119'-120'; Q/S: 1, 20'-42, 46'-50, 55'-59, 65'-71, 72'-74'. Original covers of cream-colored parchment, inscribed with voice designations; remnants of green ribbon ties. No index. Copied by a single scribe, who also wrote CivitaBC (2). Staff height 12-13. No initials or decoration, except for large calligraphic initials on front covers. Medici family emblem in initial on front cover of T book. Watermarks: (1) crown (not in Briquet); (2) crossbow in circle, surmounted by fleur-de-lis (not in Briquet); (3) generally resembles Briquet #6098; (4) crossed arrows (not in Briquet).
Ca. 1555-60, with additions in 18th century. Probably copied in Florence.
Set: Civitanova Silvio Zavatti partbooks
Type: Partbooks
‡ denotes primary source study
Fenlon, Iain, and James Haar. 1980. A New Source for the Early Madrigal. Journal of the American Musicological Society, 164-80. Pages: 177-8.
Fenlon, Iain, and James Haar. 1978. Fonti e Cronologia dei Madrigali di Costanzo Festa. Revista Italiana di Musicologia, 212-42. Pages: 228.
Jackson, Philip T, and George Edward Nugent (editors). 1971-. Jachet of Mantua: Opera Omnia. Corpus mensurabilis musicae. Neuhausen nr. Stuttgart: American Institute of Musicology. Pages: V, xxi [incorrectly cited as "Mus. MS 1" in Civico Museo Bibliografico Musicale, Bologna].
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