Renaissance Dance Literature
This list may as well be consulted at http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/del/sections/rendance_bibliography.html Download below Attached file: Lit-Renaissancetanz.doc (2924 downloads, 923 KB)
WeiterlesenThis list may as well be consulted at http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/del/sections/rendance_bibliography.html Download below Attached file: Lit-Renaissancetanz.doc (2924 downloads, 923 KB)
WeiterlesenChansonnier from the 1480s with a lot of works by Pietrequin Bonnel, Compere and Agricola, but also rare motets by Dufay and Okeghem. This is the first generally available edition […]
WeiterlesenThe so called “second” Riccardiana Chansonnier (Florence, Biblioteca Riccardiana Ms 2356) is an extremely interesting and valuable source for chansons of the generation Binchois-Dufay-Morton. Quite a number of songs are […]
WeiterlesenChoirbook from 1525 with Salve Regina settings by: Josquin, Richafort, Pipelare, Obrecht, de la Rue et. al. http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/0007/bsb00079119/images/
WeiterlesenThe French chansonnier Sevilla, Biblioteca Columbina 5-I-43 was torn apart at the end of the 19th century. Parts of this theft have reappeared in Paris, BN, nouvelles acquisitions fr. 4379. […]
WeiterlesenParis, Bibliothèque Nationale, nouv. acquisitions françaises 4379 View Facsimile
WeiterlesenThe French chansonnier Sevilla, Biblioteca Columbina 5-I-43 was torn apart at the end of the 19th century. Parts of this theft have reappeared in Paris, BN, nouvelles acquisitions fr. 4379. […]
WeiterlesenMadrid, Biblioteca Columbina, 7-1-28 Main source of Spanish secular music around 1480. View Facsimile
WeiterlesenThis cancionero was created around 1490 and is a major source for songs from Cornago, de Triana and Urrede. View Facsimile information about the source
WeiterlesenSt. Gallen Stiftsbibliothek Ms. 461 Works by Obrecht, Compere, Agricola… View
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