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Medieval Music Database
Tours, Bibliothèque Municipale 925
2 leaves and 2 pastedowns from a motet ms. of apparently English origin, notable for its use of French (and 1 English) tenors. The 15thC corpus contains the works of Terence. Anderson first discovered the ms. in 1982.
INVENTORIES
- ANDERSON, Gordon A. 'New sources of medieval music', Musicology [Australia], VII (1982): 1-26.
- English Music for Mass and Offices (II) and Music for Other Ceremonies, edited by Ernest H. Sanders, Frank Ll. Harrison and Peter M. Lefferts, Monaco: Editions de L'Oiseau-Lyre, 1986. Polyphonic Music of the Fourteenth Century XVII.
CONTENTS
- II, Valde mane diluculo devota - Valde mane diluculo Maria - Va dorenlot (motet))
- II, ... ma insuper et tymiamata - Or sus alouete (motet))
- II, In virtu. Sai[ant?] (motet))
- IIv, Corona virginum - Columba prudencie - Cui proclamant (whole chant setting))
- IIv, Mons olivarum ecce rumpitur - Mors amari moritur (motet))
- Iv, Exulta Syon - Exulta Syon - Exulta Syon - En ai ie bien trouve (motet))
- fol. 165, L... - L... (motet))
- fol. 165,Iv, S... - Syderea celi cacumina - Se iavoie i plaingant (motet))
- fol. 166, Ade finit perpete - Ade finit misere - A definement d'esté lerray (motet))
- fol. 166, Vide miser et iudica - Vide miser et cogita - Wynter (motet))
LITERATURE
LEFFERTS, Peter M. The Motet in England in the Fourteenth Century, Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1986.CONCORDANCEOxford, New College Library 362, item XXVI (87v, Ade finit perpete - Ade finit misere - A definement d'esté lerray).
Recordings of works contained in this manuscriptMusic of the Middle Ages. Vol IV: English Polyphony of the 13th and ea: Expèriences Anonymes EA 0024: Ade finit perpete; Ade finit misere; A definement d'esté lerray;.
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