Chansonnier Paris 1596, BN, fonds francais 1596
This little song book comprises only six chansons of very high quality. They form an inner story with rich intertextual relations. It was collected around 1500. All rights remain with […]
Read MoreThis little song book comprises only six chansons of very high quality. They form an inner story with rich intertextual relations. It was collected around 1500. All rights remain with […]
Read MoreThis source from before 1498 was prepared for Louis d’Orléans. It is an extremely important source for Compere’s chansons as it comprises several unica of this composer. All rights remain […]
Read MorePavia, Biblioteca Universitaria, Aldini Ms 316 This chansonnier, probably written in Savoy, contains no fewer than 22 unica of high to highest quality, which could have been composed in the […]
Read MoreThis is a first installment of 20 Chansons de Regretz: Download Modern Clefs (PDF) Allez regretz (Ghizeghem) Allez regretz (Senfl) Apres regretz Cent mille regretz 7stimmig Cent mille regretz (de […]
Read MoreHayne van Ghizeghems chanson De tous biens plaine is possibly the most famous chanson of the second half of the 15th century. Apart from the many sources transmitting the original chanson […]
Read MoreOn the basis of Heinrich Besseler’s edition and David Fallows’ revision, all chansons are re-edited here. In particular, I always group cantus and tenor and not cantus and contratenor among […]
Read MoreThis is a very good partial edition still waiting to be completed as Enrique Planchart could not finish it during his life time. https://www.diamm.ac.uk/resources/music-editions/du-fay-opera-omnia/
Read MoreThis is a link to DIAMM where you can find Planchart’s edition of Dufay’s Opera omnia online! https://www.diamm.ac.uk/resources/music-editions/du-fay-opera-omnia/
Read MoreOckeghem’s chanson Dun autre amer is found in no less than 17 sources. Its popularity is due to its expressive, emotional and refined character. There are numerous fantasies, motets and two masses […]
Read MoreReal Monasterio de San Lorenzo del Escorial, Biblioteca de Musica, MS V.III.24 This extremely important and unique collection of Burgundian repertoire from around 1430 has not yet been comprehensively edited. […]
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