D-AN VI.g.33

Staatliche Bibliothek, Ansbach, Germany

printed book with ms additions: 1568

Archive Staatliche Bibliothek, Ansbach, Germany (D-AN)
Shelfmark VI.g.33
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Surface Paper
Numbering System Pagination
Measurements 415 x 285 mm
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Contents 3 pieces from 2 composers
General Description

The second of three manuscript additions to Guerrero's printed "Canticum Beatae Mariae quod Magnificat nuncupatur" (Phalese 1563). 128 additional manuscript pages are bound in after the print. For the first set (pp. 1-6) see VI.g.19; for the third set (pp. 28-127) see VI.g.17.

16th century ownership(?) inscription on title page : "Christian Albrecht Hofner[?] von [Loben...?]".

Probably copied by Friedrich Lindner ("F.L." at end of this section).

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Watermark

So-called "three mountains".

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Date

At end: "10 April: 1568: F.L."

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Foliation

(Print - 96ff. The first few folios of the print are missing.) After f.99v, a number of extra pages have been bound in; these are separately paginated in modern pencil from 1-128 (pp. 1-6 are separately shelfmarked as VI.g.19 and pp. 28-127 as VI.g.17).

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Folio / Pages Composition / Item title Source attribution Composers (? Uncertain)
10–11 Veni redemptor gentium (tone 1) Jac. Meiland
Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)

Veni redemptor gentium (tone 1)

Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)
Appears on: 10–11
Genres: Hymn
Source Attribution: Jac. Meiland
12–15 A solis ortu Beatus auctor saeculi Meiland
Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)

A solis ortu Beatus auctor saeculi

Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)
Appears on: 12–15
Genres: Hymn
Source Attribution: Meiland
18–21 Vita sanctorum Tu tuo latos famulos [anon] Anonymous

Vita sanctorum Tu tuo latos famulos

Anonymous
Appears on: 18–21
Genres: Hymn
Source Attribution: [anon]
General Note

Text for 3 verses underlaid; a later hand squeezed in the first verse ("Vita sanctorum") between the music and the first line of original text.
Composer Compositions
Anonymous
Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)
Composition Composers (? Uncertain) Folios / Pages
A solis ortu Beatus auctor saeculi
Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)
12–15
Veni redemptor gentium (tone 1)
Meiland, Jacob (1542–1577)
10–11
Vita sanctorum Tu tuo latos famulos Anonymous 18–21

‡ denotes primary source study

Bruner, Ludwig. 1913. Katalog der K. Regierungsbibliothek in Ansbach.  Ansbach. Pages: 237.

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