A Mass based on the homonym motet by the composer himself. The Agnus Dei is another tour de force typical of Vivanco, scored for eight voices with a double canon and an ostinato.
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A masterpiece by Daser and a homage to the Pater noster/Ave Maria by Josquin. The Credo is scored for six voices and combines both plainchants simultaneously.
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Nr. 5 of Canones et echo sex vocibus, 1572. This is the second motet in Canones et echo sex vocibus that celebrates the victory in the Battle of Lepanto in 1571 (Victoria in bello navali, quo selym classis omnis funditus periit).
This time the Cantus 2 sings an ostinato with the words Si Deus pro nobis, quis contra nos? (If God is with us, who can be against us?)
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One of the most extraordinary masses by Vivanco, based on the eight plainchant tones. The Hosanna is the true climax of the work (not the Agnus Dei as usual, which is scored for five voices), an astonishing tour de force with a double canon scored for eight voices.
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The first Mass in the Liber primus missarum (Madrid, 1602), based on the homonym six-voice motet by Francisco Guerrero.
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Nr. 4 of Canones et echo sex vocibus, 1572. This motet celebrates the victory in the Battle of Lepanto in 1571 (Victoria in bello navali, quo selym classis omnis funditus periit). The Cantus 2 sings the cantus firmus Deposuit potentes et exaltabit humiles.
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This is a six-voice motet, unica in E-SAc LP 1, and a complete different work from the homonym eight-voice motet in the Liber motectorum printed in 1610 (which can be also purchased or downloaded here).
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A five voice motet by Sebastián de Vivanco. The Tenor sings the Pater noster cantus firmus.
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