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Sunday 13 October 2024

Andreas de Silva (b. c. 1475-1480): Missa Tu es pastor ovium (SSATTBB) [I-VEaf 218]

We are glad to announce the forthcoming publication of the complete edition of the I-VEaf 218, a manuscript collection of extraordinary Masses and motets from seven to ten voices, copied around 1534.

Preserved in the Biblioteca dell'Accademia Filarmonica di Verona, I-VEaf 218 contains 24 motets and two masses for seven to ten voices. Additionally, there is a set of double-choir psalms by a second copyist that will be published in a future complete edition of another Italian source. 

Some of the motets and the seven-voice Mass show a connection with Giulio Medici, the Pope Clement VII: that is the case of the Missa tu es pastor ovium by Andreas de Silva (b. c. 1475-1480), Tempus faciendi by Jean Conseil (1489 or 1501-1534) or Vidit Dominus by the otherwise unknown Carlay. 

We are starting our complete edition this week with one of the most beautiful seven-voice Masses of the Renaissance, the Missa Tu es pastor ovium by Andreas de Silva. The cantus firmus of the Mass clearly alludes to St. Peter and thus the figure of the Pope (Tu es pastor ovium, Princeps Apostolorum, tibi traditae sunt claves regni caelorum). Another copy of this Mass exists only in a Vatican source (V-CVbav MS Capp. Sist. 55).

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A Musical Treasure for a Medici Pope (I-VEaf 218)

A collection of Masses & Motets for 7vv, 8vv, 9vv and 10vv

Andreas de Silva (b. c. 1475-1480)

Missa Tu es pastor ovium

SSATTBB

Buy

Pierre Moulu (c. 1484-c. 1550)

Salve regina Barbara

SSATTBB

Soon

Jean Conseil (1489 or 1501-1534)

Tempus faciendi

STTTTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Beata es virgo Maria

SSATTBB

Soon

Philip Van Wilder (c. 1500-1554)

Homo quidam fecit

SAATTBB

Soon

Carlay

Vidit Dominus

SAAATTB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Gaudent in caelis

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Canite tuba

SSAATTBB

Soon

Josquin Desprez? (c. 1450/5-1521)

Ave Maria

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Ave virgo virginum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Fulgebunt justi

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Verbum bonum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)

Sancta Trinitas

SSAATTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot? (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Inviolata

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Exortum in tenebris

SAATTTTB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Nesciens mater

SSAAATBB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Tu sola es virgo

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Lhéritier (c. 1480-1551)

Locutus est Dominus

SSAATTBBB

Soon

Heinrich Isaac? (c. 1445-1517)

Caelorum decus

SSTTTTTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Laudate Dominum

SAAAATTTB

Soon

Passet

Nigra sum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Sustinuimus pacem

SSAATTBB

Soon

Nicolle des Celliers de Hesdin (†1538)

Laetabundus exultet

SSAATTBB

Soon

Claudin de Sermisy (c. 1490-1562)

Inclina Domine

SATB+SATB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Regina caeli

SSAATTTTBB

Soon

Ruffino Bartolucci da Assisi (1475?-1541)

Missa Verbum bonum

SATB+SATB

Soon

©2024 Jorge Martín


Wednesday 9 October 2024

A Musical Treasure for a Medici Pope

We are glad to announce the forthcoming publication of the complete edition of the I-VEaf 218, a manuscript collection of extraordinary Masses and motets from seven to ten voices, copied around 1534. 

Preserved in the Biblioteca dell'Accademia Filarmonica di Verona, I-VEaf 218 contains 24 motets and two masses for seven to ten voices. Additionally, there is a set of double-choir psalms by a second copyist that will be published in a future complete edition of another Italian source. 

Some of the motets and the seven-voice Mass show a connection with Giulio Medici, the Pope Clement VII: that is the case of the Missa tu es pastor ovium by Andreas de Silva (b. c. 1475-1480), Tempus faciendi by Jean Conseil (1489 or 1501-1534) or Vidit Dominus by the otherwise unknown Carlay. 

The works are surprising in scale and uniqueness. Though some pieces from I-VEaf 218 were republished in a printed collection a few decades later (the Thesaurus musicus continens selectissimas octo, septem... in 1564), an important group of motets are unica, including the nine-voice Locutus est Dominus by Jean Lhéritier (c. 1480-1551), the rework for eight voices of Josquin's Ave Maria virgo serena, the outstanding nine-voice Caelorum decus attributed by some to Heinrich Isaac, and the final masterpiece of the collection, the ten-voice Regina caeli by Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560). Some motets are also contrafacta, such as Tu sola es virgo and Sustinuimus pacem by Gombert. 

Preparing this complete edition has been unusually challenging as the manuscript is plagued with errors of copy. All these errors have been clearly indicated and corrected. 

We are starting our complete edition this week with one of the most beautiful seven-voice Masses of the Renaissance, the Missa Tu es pastor ovium by Andreas de Silva. The cantus firmus of the Mass clearly alludes to St. Peter and thus the figure of the Pope (Tu es pastor ovium, Princeps Apostolorum, tibi traditae sunt claves regni caelorum). Another copy of this Mass exists only in a Vatican source (V-CVbav MS Capp. Sist. 55).

A Musical Treasure for a Medici Pope (I-VEaf 218)

A collection of Masses & Motets for 7vv, 8vv, 9vv and 10vv

Andreas de Silva (b. c. 1475-1480)

Missa Tu es pastor ovium

SSATTBB

Soon

Pierre Moulu (c. 1484-c. 1550)

Salve regina Barbara

SSATTBB

Soon

Jean Conseil (1489 or 1501-1534)

Tempus faciendi

STTTTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Beata es virgo Maria

SSATTBB

Soon

Philip Van Wilder (c. 1500-1554)

Homo quidam fecit

SAATTBB

Soon

Carlay

Vidit Dominus

SAAATTB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Gaudent in caelis

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Canite tuba

SSAATTBB

Soon

Josquin Desprez? (c. 1450/5-1521)

Ave Maria

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Ave virgo virginum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Fulgebunt justi

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Verbum bonum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)

Sancta Trinitas

SSAATTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot? (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Inviolata

SSAATTBB

Soon

Anonymous

Exortum in tenebris

SAATTTTB

Soon

Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)

Nesciens mater

SSAAATBB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Tu sola es virgo

SSAATTBB

Soon

Jean Lhéritier (c. 1480-1551)

Locutus est Dominus

SSAATTBBB

Soon

Heinrich Isaac? (c. 1445-1517)

Caelorum decus

SSTTTTTBB

Soon

Philippe Verdelot (c. 1480-c. 1530)

Laudate Dominum

SAAAATTTB

Soon

Passet

Nigra sum

SSAATTBB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Sustinuimus pacem

SSAATTBB

Soon

Nicolle des Celliers de Hesdin (†1538)

Laetabundus exultet

SSAATTBB

Soon

Claudin de Sermisy (c. 1490-1562)

Inclina Domine

SATB+SATB

Soon

Nicolas Gombert (c. 1495-c. 1560)

Regina caeli

SSAATTTTBB

Soon

Ruffino Bartolucci da Assisi (1475?-1541)

Missa Verbum bonum

SATB+SATB

Soon



©2024 Jorge Martín