E-Sc Libro de polifonia 93

Catedral Metropolitana, Biblioteca del Coro (housed in the Institución Colombina), Seville, Spain

Binding fragments from a later manuscript: fragments 1573-76; manuscript 18th century

Archive Catedral Metropolitana, Biblioteca del Coro (housed in the Institución Colombina), Seville, Spain (E-Sc)
Shelfmark Libro de polifonia 93
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Contents Contains 1 composition from 1 composer.
General Description

The manuscript was bound (or re-bound) after 1721, at which time fragments from Libro 2 were used to strengthen the binding or as guard-pages. The manuscript itself is outwith the scope of DIAMM; only the 16th century fragments are inventoried here, using the numbering from JimenezLCO which follows the sequence of the original folios from which the fragments were cut, rather than the order in which they are found as binding fragments.

DIAMM, 2024

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Folio / Pages Composition / Item title Number of voices Source attribution Composers (? Uncertain)
rear binding - fr. 13 (= bifolio f. cxxv-cxxvi) Lauda Jerusalem Dominum (II) - -
Guerrero, Francisco

Lauda Jerusalem Dominum (II)

Guerrero, Francisco
Appears on: rear binding - fr. 13 (= bifolio f. cxxv-cxxvi)
Genres: Psalm
Composer Compositions
Guerrero, Francisco
Composition Composers (? Uncertain) Folios / Pages
Lauda Jerusalem Dominum (II)
Guerrero, Francisco
rear binding - fr. 13 (= bifolio f. cxxv-cxxvi)

‡ denotes primary source study

Jiménez, Juan Ruiz. 2007. La Librería de Canto de Órgano. Creación y pervivencia del repertorio del Renacimiento en la actividad musical de la catedral de Sevilla.  Sevilla: Junta de Andalucía. Consejería de Cultura. Pages: 45-48, 396-399. Notes: identification of fragments from Libro 2; reconstruction of their place in Libro 2 as originally copied (with gathering diagrams).

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