Mellon Chansonnier, Original and modern clefs
This chansonnier was collected under the supervision of Johannes Tinctoris in Naples around 1475. It is a major source for the chansons of his friend Antoine Busnois (cf. collected chansons […]
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This chansonnier was collected under the supervision of Johannes Tinctoris in Naples around 1475. It is a major source for the chansons of his friend Antoine Busnois (cf. collected chansons […]
Read MoreOne of the most important sources for secular music of the 15th century. http://beinecke.library.yale.edu/dl_crosscollex/brbldl/oneITEM.asp?pid=2008083&iid=1042028&srchtype=ITEM
Read MoreBruxelles, Bibliothèque Royale, Ms. 5557 This mass is doubtfully ascribed to “Ockam” in the source. In Vatican, Capella Sistina Ms. 51 there is an ascription to “Cornelius Heyns” who does […]
Read MoreCappella Sistina Ms. 14 contains a marvellous mass that could very well be by Dufay. The rich harmonies and elegant duets clearly speak in his favour. The model was the […]
Read MoreBiblioteca estense universitaria ms Alpha m.5.24 A source probably created around 1425-35 in Bologna, which came into the possession of the Este family in Ferrara very early on. A very […]
Read MoreModena, Duomo, Biblioteca et Archivio Capitolare Ms Mus IV. This source combines diverse parts assembled by Orazio Vecchi at the end of the 16th century. Masses by Josquin, Compere, Brumel, […]
Read MoreAbbazia di Montecassino, Ms 871. Assembled in a Benedictine monastery in Naples, it contains an eclectic mixture of Neapolitan secular songs and sacred repertoire. Its core composers are Cornago and […]
Read MoreAbbazia di Montecassino, Ms 871. Assembled in a Benedictine monastery in Naples, it contains an eclectic mixture of Neapolitan secular songs and sacred repertoire. Its core composers are Cornago and […]
Read MoreChoirbook copied around 1480 with Marian repertoire. Compositions by Compere, Josquin, Obrecht…. For more details: Musical life in Vienne View Facsimile
Read MoreYou may consult Prof Atwell’s Ockeghem Homepage! http://library.ferris.edu/scott/ockeghem.html Download literature list below Attached file: Ockeghem-Literatur.doc.doc (9568 downloads, 411 KB)
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