Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652): Missa Non turbetur cor vestrum (SSATB)

The fifth Mass of the Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636) by the Portuguese composer Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652) is based on an unknown motet. The Missa Non turbetur cor vestrum could even be a nod to the own composer's name, as Philip the Apostle is mentioned in several motets with the Non turbetur cor vestrum text: Philippe, qui videt me, videt et Patrem meum. 

This Mass is the most complex in the Missarum liber cum antiphonis, as it ends with a spectacular Agnus Dei for seven voices with a canon 4 in 1 and the Sanctus has two canons in the Superius 2 with the indications Gradatim ascendit ("Ascended gradually") and Vado, venio et redio (something like "I go, I come back and I go again").

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652)

Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636)

Missa de Beata Virgine Maria	SATB	Buy
Missa Veni Domine	SATB	Buy
Missa Si ignoras te	SATB	Buy
Missa Vere Dominus est	SATB	Buy
Missa Non turbetur cor vestrum	SSATB	Buy

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652): Missa Vere Dominus est (SATB)

The fourth Mass of the Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636) by Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652) is based on the five-voice motet Vere Dominus est by Pierre de Manchicourt (c. 1510-1564). While the original motet is for five voices, the Mass is set for four voices, except for the Agnus Dei.

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652)

Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636)

Missa de Beata Virgine Maria	SATB	Buy/Download
Missa Veni Domine	SATB	Buy/Download
Missa Si ignoras te	SATB	Buy/Download
Missa Vere Dominus est	SATB	Buy/Download

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652): Missa Si ignoras te (SATB)

The third Mass of the Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636) by Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652) is based on the five-voice motet Si ignoras te by Christian Hollander (c. 1512-1569), which was published in 1554, more than 80 years before (our edition of Si ignoras te can be purchased here). This Mass is rather unusual as it reduces the voices of the original model (like Gombert in the Missa Media vita).

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Christian Hollander (c. 1512-1569): Si ignoras te (SAATB)

This outstanding motet by Christian Hollander was published in the Liber tertius sacrarum cantionum quinque et sex vocum in 1554 and served as a model (in 1636, more than 80 years later!) for the Missa Si ignoras te by Filipe de Magalhães, which we are also publishing this week.

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652): Missa Veni Domine (SATB)

The second Mass of the Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636) by Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652) is based on the motet Veni Domine by the Spanish composer Francisco Guerrero. In the five-voice Agnus Dei the Superius 2 sings the ostinato Veni Domine et noli tardare from the original motet.

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Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652): Missa de Beata Virgine Maria (SATB)

The first Mass of Missarum liber cum antiphonis (Lisbon, 1636) by the Portuguese Renaissance composer Filipe de Magalhães (c. 1571-1652).

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