Giovanni Battista Corvo (fl. 1554-5): Mutettorum quinque vocum, 1555 (Complete Edition) (5vv-8vv)

I am glad to announce the release of 16 new motets and the complete edition of the Muttetorum quinque vocum by Giovanni Battista Corvo (fl. 1554-5).

We know very little about the life of Giovanni Battista Corvo (fl. 1554-5). His Liber primus mutettorum quinque vocum was published by Antonio Gardano in Venice, in 1555. He was probably from Como and dedicated the collection to Alessandro Farnese. Some of Corvo's motets are rather uncommon, as they are designated to unusual Saints like St. Julian, St. Severin and St Provino di Como ("Beati Provini Episcop Comensis").

This collection includes outstanding works like the six-voice Qui primum terris dedicated to Camillum Mentuatum, the nine-voice polychoral Nunc dimittis and the thrilling eight-voice Cum terris cuperent caelestia dedicated to the cardinal Ippolito II d'Este (1509-1572).

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Giovanni Battista Corvo (fl. 1554-5)

Mutettorum quinque vocum (Venice, 1555)

22 motets 5vv, 6vv, 8vv and 9vv  

 

Muttetorum quinque vocum (Complete)		Buy
Surge propera	SATTB	Buy
Cenantibus illis	SATTB	Buy
Impetum inimicorum	AATBB	Buy
In adventu summi regis	SATTB	Buy
Domum istam	SATTB	Buy
Regina caeli	SATTB	Buy
Gabriel Archangelus	SATTB	Buy
Ecce evangelizo vobis	SATTB	Buy
Miserere mei Domine	SATTB	Buy
Haec dies quam fecit Dominus	SATTB	Buy
Nos autem gloriari	SATTB	Buy
Asperges me	SATTB	Buy
Hodie beata virgo	SATTB	Buy
Janitor caeli	SATTB	Buy
Hic est vere martyr	SATTB	Buy
Beati estis	SATTB	Buy
Gratia Christi requievit	ATBBB	Buy
Strixerunt corporis membra	SATTB	Buy
Hic est dies egregius	SAATTB	Buy
Qui primum terris	SAATTB	Buy
Cum terris cuperent caelestia	SAATTTBB	Buy
Nunc dimittis	SSAAATTBB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín

Martin Peudargent (c. 1525/30-d. after 1587): Liber primus sacrarum cantionum, 1555 (Complete Edition)

Martin Peudargent (c. 1525/30-d. after 1587) was a Flemish composer in the service of the Duke of Kleve as Kapellmeister. In his first work, the Liber primus sacrarum cantionum, published in Dusseldorf in 1555, he referred to himself as ‘musicus’ in the court of Duke Wilhelm V of Jülich-Kleve-Berg in Düsseldorf.

We have completed our edition of the Liber primus sacrarum cantionum with the last six motets of the collection: Repleti sunt omnes, Qui peccatum non fecit, Sana me Domine, Fontes aquarum, Vivit Dominus and Laudate Dominum. 

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Martin Peudargent (c. 1525/30-d. after 1587)

Liber primus sacrarum cantionum (1555)

12 motets for 5vv and 6vv

	Liber primus sacrarum cantionum (Complete Edition)		Buy
	Pater noster / Ave Maria	SAATB	Buy
	Verbum iniquum	SAATB	Buy
	Libertas Christiana	SAATB	Buy
	Domine ne in furore	SSATTB	Buy
	O Dee cunctiparens	SATBB	Buy
	Jubilate Domino	AATBB	Buy
	Repleti sunt omnes	SSABB	Buy
	Qui peccatum non fecit	SSATB	Buy
	Sana me Domine	SSATB	Buy
	Fontes aquarum	SATTB	Buy
	Vivit Dominus	SAATB	Buy
	Laudate Dominum	SAATB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín

Pedro Rimonte (1565-1627): Requiem (6vv-7vv)

The Requiem is the last work in the Missae sex (1604) by the Spanish composer Pedro Rimonte (1565-1627). It includes the six-voice Missa pro defunctis, four lessons from the Officium defunctorum (Ne recorderis, Libera me, Qui Lazarum and Subvenite Sancti Dei) and its final masterpiece, the outstanding seven-voice motet De profundis.

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Pedro Rimonte (1565-1627)

Missae sex (Antwerp, 1604)

Missa de Beata Virgine	SATB	Buy
Missa In diebus illis	SATB	Buy
Missa Lapidabant Stephanum	SSATB	Buy
Missa Ave virgo sanctissima	SSATB	Buy
Missa Tota pulchra es	SSATTB	Buy
Requiem
Missa pro defunctis	SSAATB	Buy
Ne recorderis	SSATTB	Buy
Libera me	SSATTB	Buy
Qui Lazarum	SSATB	Buy
Subvenite Sancti Dei	SSATTB	Buy
De profundis	SSAATTB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín

Sebastián de Vivanco (c. 1551-1622): Requiem (Officium defunctorum, Missa pro defunctis & Motets, 4vv-6vv)

I am proud to share my complete edition of the Requiem by the Spanish composer Sebastián de Vivanco (c. 1551-1622). 

The Requiem has been reconstructed with two manuscript sources that were copied long after Vivanco's death: E-GU 3 (copied in the last third of 17th century) in the Real Monasterio de Santa Maria in Guadalupe and E-SAc LP 5 in Salamanca Cathedral (copied in 1725). Some parts can be found in two sources (Regem cui omnia or Parce mihi, Domine), but some are exclusive in one source: the four-voice Missa pro defunctis in Salamanca has no Benedictus or Agnus Dei, while the Kyrie and the Sanctus differ from the Guadalupe version.

This is a complete edition that includes three lessons from the Officium defunctorum, the Requiem Mass (with the unica parts in both sources) and the three motets for four, five and six voices: De profundis, Circumdederunt me and Versa est in luctum.

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Sebastián de Vivanco (c. 1551-1622)

Requiem

Officium defunctorum, Missa pro defunctis & Motets (4vv-6vv)

Regem cui omnia vivunt	SATB	Buy
Parce mihi Domine	SATB	Buy
Manus tuae	SATB	Buy
Missa pro defunctis	SATB	Buy
De profundis	SATB	Buy
Circumdederunt me	SSATB	Buy
Versa est in luctum	SSATTB	Buy

© 2024 Jorge Martín

Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559): Ecclesiam tuam (SATB) [Rusconi Codex]

The Rusconi Codex is one of the most important music manuscripts in northern Italy in the first third of the 16th century. We are publishing a selection of over 60 works by Italian and French composers such as Jean Mouton, Renaldo, Jacquet de Mantua, Costanzo Festa, Lupus, Pierre Moulu, Maistre Jhan and others.

Ecclesiam tuam is a four-voice motet by Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559) dedicated to St. Anthony.

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Music from the Rusconi Codex (I-Bc Q.19)

Sebastiano Festa (c. 1490/5-1524)	Angele Dei	SSTB	Buy
Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)	Moriens lux amantissima	SATTB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Paradisi portas	SATB	Buy
Hotinet Barra (fl. 1510-1523)	Peccantem me quotidie	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	Noe, noe, hodie Salvator	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	O vos qui transitis	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	Veni Sancte Spiritus	SATB	Buy
Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)	Salva nos Domine	SAATTB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Illuminavit eum Dominus	SATB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Haec dies	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	Ecclesiam tuam	SATB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín

Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?): Haec dies quam fecit Dominus (SATB) [Rusconi Codex]

The Rusconi Codex is one of the most important music manuscripts in northern Italy in the first third of the 16th century. We are publishing a selection of over 60 works by Italian and French composers such as Jean Mouton, Renaldo, Jacquet de Mantua, Costanzo Festa, Lupus, Pierre Moulu, Maistre Jhan and others. 

A certain Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?) was the most represented composer in the Rusconi Codex (with ten motets and a Mass) and probably the copyist himself.

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Music from the Rusconi Codex (I-Bc Q.19)

Sebastiano Festa (c. 1490/5-1524)	Angele Dei	SSTB	Buy
Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)	Moriens lux amantissima	SATTB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Paradisi portas	SATB	Buy
Hotinet Barra (fl. 1510-1523)	Peccantem me quotidie	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	Noe, noe, hodie Salvator	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	O vos qui transitis	SATB	Buy
Jacquet de Mantua (c. 1483-1559)	Veni Sancte Spiritus	SATB	Buy
Jean Mouton (c. 1459-1522)	Salva nos Domine	SAATTB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Illuminavit eum Dominus	SATB	Buy
Renaldo (Petrus de Renaldis, †1521?)	Haec dies	SATB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín

Duarte Lobo (c. 1565-1646): Missa Veni Domine (SSAATB)

The sixth Mass in the Liber missarum IIII. V. VI. et VIII. vocibus (1621) by the Portuguese composer Duarte Lobo (c. 1565-1646) is based on the six-voice motet Veni, Domine by Palestrina.

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Duarte Lobo (c. 1565-1646)

Liber missarum IIII. V. VI. et VIII. Vocibus (1621)

Missa Sancta Maria	SATB	Buy
Missa de Beata Virgine	SATB	Buy
Missa Dicebat Jesus	SATB	Buy
Missa Valde honorandus est	SATB	Buy
Missa Elisabeth Zachariae	SATTB	Buy
Missa Veni Domine	SSAATB	Buy

©2024 Jorge Martín