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Neuber, Ulrich

Birth and death dates: 
Prague, ? - Nürnberg, 1571
Birth date: 
16/2 (?)
Death date: 
16/3 (1571)
Nationality: 
German
Type of non-musician: 
printer, editor, book dealer / impresor, editor, librero
Locations: 
Other countries›Europa›Czech Republic›Praha/Prague/Praga
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
Periods of service: 
1541-1563: music printing, associated with Johann vom Berg
1563-1565: music printing, associated with Katherina Berg/Gerlach
1566-1571: autonomous music printing

Bibliography

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Title of the collective volume: 
The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, 29 vols.
Vol. of music collection: 
17
Ed. / Coord.: 
SADIE, Stanley
Range of pages: 
781
City and publisher: 
New York: Grove; London: Macmillan
Subject person: 
Neuber, Ulrich
Type of publication: 
Book chapter
JACKSON, Susan
Neuber, Ulrich
2001

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Signature: 
SA.76.C.10/1-4 MUS MAG
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Date: 
16/3 (1556)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Appenzeller [Appezelders, Appescelders, Appelschelders], Benedictus
Boyleau [Boileau, Beaqua], Simon
Buus, Jacques [Jakob]
Canis [de Hondt, d’Hondt], Cornelius
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
De Latre [Delatre, De Lattre, Laetrius, De Latere], Petit Jean [Jehan, Jan; Johannes Petit]
De Silva, Andreas
Ducis [Duch, Dux, Herzog], Benedictus
Gero, Ihan
Gombert, Nicolas
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Lestainnier, Johann
Lucario, Giovanni Giacomo
Manchicourt, Pierre de
Maessens [Maessins], Pieter [Massenus, Moderatus, Petrus]
Morales, Cristóbal de
Payen, Nicolas [Colin]
Phinot [Finot, Finotto], Dominique [Dominico]
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
A-Wn SA.76.C.10/1-4 [RISM 1556/9]
Sextus Tomus Evangeliorum, et piarum sententiarum. Quatior. sext, et octo vocum. Continentis historias & doctrinam, quae in Ecclesia proponi solet: De Poetinentia.

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Signature: 
SA.76.C.10/1-4 MUS MAG
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Date: 
16/3 (1554)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Alardy [Alard, Alardi], Jacques [Jacobus]
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Conseil [Du Conseil], Jean [Consilium, Johannes; Consilio, Gian de]
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
Fouchier, N.
Gallus, Joannes [Lecocq, Jean]
Gascongne, Mathieu
Gero, Ihan
Gombert, Nicolas
Hellinck, Lupus
Hollander, Sebastian
Isaac, Heinrich
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Josquin Desprez
Jonckers, Goessen [Gosse]
Larchier [Larcier], Jean [Johannes]
Lasson, Mathieu
Lupino, Francesco
Morales, Cristóbal de
Mouton, Jean
Piéton, Loyset [Aloysis, Louys, Loys]
Richafort, Jean
Soir, V.
Verdelot [Deslouges], Philippe
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
A-Wn SA.76.C.10/1-4 [RISM 1554/10]
Evangelia dominicorum et festorum dierum musicis numeris pulcherrime comprehensa & ornata. Tomi primi continentis historias & doctrinam, quae solent in Ecclesia proponi. De Nativitate. De Epiphanijs. De Resurrectione Iesu Christi.

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Signature: 
SA.76.C.10/1-4 MUS MAG
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Date: 
16/3 (1555)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Arcadelt, Jacques
Berchem, Jacquet de
Boyleau [Boileau, Beaqua], Simon
Bultel, Jakob
Buus, Jacques [Jakob]
Canis [de Hondt, d’Hondt], Cornelius
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Comes, Bartolomé
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
Févin, Antoine de
Gascongne, Mathieu
Gombert, Nicolas
Hellinck, Lupus
Hesdin, (Nicolle des Celliers de)
Hollander [Holland, Hollande, Hollandere, Hollandre, Hollandus], Christian [?Jean de Hollande]
Jonckers, Goessen [Gosse]
La Rue, Pierre de
Lupi, Johannes (Leleu, Jehan; Leleu, Jennot)
Lupino, Francesco
Maessens [Maessins], Pieter [Massenus, Moderatus, Petrus]
Manchicourt, Pierre de
Passetto [Pasetto], Giordano [Frater Jordanus Pasetus; Fra Jordan]
Peudargent [von Huy], Martin
Phinot [Finot, Finotto], Dominique [Dominico]
Pont [Ponte], Jacques [Giaches, Jacobus, Jacquet]
Rore, Cipriano de
Souliaert [Souliart, Swillart], Carolus
Vaet, Jacobus
Vento, Ivo de
Willaert, Adrian
Wisme, Nicholas de
Zarlino, Gioseffo [Gioseffe]
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
A-Wn SA.76.C.10/1-4 [RISM 1555/11]
[Evangelia Dominicorum et Festorum...] Tertius tomus Evangeliorum, quatuor, quinque, sex, et plurium vocum...

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Signature: 
SA.76.C.10/1-4 MUS MAG
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Date: 
16/3 (1556)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Caussin [Causin], Ernold [Causinus Arnoldus]
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Colin, Pierre
Comes, Bartolomé
Feys, Arnoldus
Gombert, Nicolas
Hailland [Hayland, Heylanus], Petrus
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Louys, Jean [Louuys (Loueys), Joannes, Loys, Jan (Jhan de)]
Lupi, Johannes (Leleu, Jehan; Leleu, Jennot)
Maessens [Maessins], Pieter [Massenus, Moderatus, Petrus]
Manchicourt, Pierre de
Morales, Cristóbal de
Phinot [Finot, Finotto], Dominique [Dominico]
Pionnier [Pyonnier, Pionerio], Joannes
Portinaro, Francesco
Potier, Christophorus
Rore, Cipriano de
Schaffen [Scaffen], Henri [Henricus, Henrichus, Heinrich Enrico]
Susato, Tylman [Tielman]
Vaet, Jacobus
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
A-Wn SA.76.C.10/1-4 [RISM 1556/8]
[Evangelia dominicorum et festorum dierum musicis numeris pulcherrimè comprehensa & ornata] Quintus tomus Evangeliorum, et piarum sententiarum: quinque vocum. Continens historias & doctrinam, quae in Ecclesia proponi solet: de Poenitentia

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Signature: 
SA.76.C.10/1-4/d MUS MAG
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Date: 
16/3 (1555)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Berchem, Jacquet de
Boyleau [Boileau, Beaqua], Simon
Canis [de Hondt, d’Hondt], Cornelius
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Cleve, Johannes de
Comes, Bartolomé
Gombert, Nicolas
Gosse [Goesen, Goessen, Gosa, Gose, Gossen], Maistre
Guyot (de Châtelet) [Castileti], Jean
Maistre Jhan [Jan, Jehan]
Lupi, Johannes (Leleu, Jehan; Leleu, Jennot)
Morales, Cristóbal de
Schwartz, A.
Vaet, Jacobus
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
A-Wn SA.76.C.10/1-4/d [RISM 1555/12]
Quartus Tomus Evangeliorum, quatuor, quinque, sex, et plurium vocum. Continentis historias & doctrinam, quae in Ecclesia proponi solet: De Baptisato Christo a Ioanne. De Transfiguratione Christi. De Passione et cruce Christi.

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Signature: 
FA-VI-059
Archive / Library: 
Bibliothèque du Conservatoire Royal de Musique / Koninklijk Conservatorium, Bruxelles / Brussels / Bruselas
Date: 
16/3 (1564)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Arcadelt, Jacques
Bacchius [Bacchus, Bachus, Bachi, Bachy], Johannes de
Beaulaigue [Beaulègue], Barthélemy
Bonardo [Bonard, Bonardi] Perissone, Francesco [Bonaldi, Bunaldi, Francesco]
Cadéac, Pierre
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Corteccia, (Pier) Francesco
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
Crespel, Jean
Danckerts, Ghiselin
Figulus, Wolfang
Gombert, Nicolas
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Josquin Desprez
Lassus, Orlande de
Le Maistre [Meistre, Maystre], Matthaeus
Lemlin [Lemblin, Lemlein], Lorenz
Lupi, Johannes (Leleu, Jehan; Leleu, Jennot)
Mahu [Machu], Stephan
Maillard [Maillart], Jean
Manchicourt, Pierre de
Morales, Cristóbal de
Mornable [de Mornable], Antoine [Anthoine]
Mouton, Jean
Phinot [Finot, Finotto], Dominique [Dominico]
Pont [Ponte], Jacques [Giaches, Jacobus, Jacquet]
Richafort, Jean
Rivulo, Franziscus de
Scandello [Scandelli], Antonio [Scandellus, Antonius]
Schwartz, A.
Senfl [Sennfl, Sennfli, Senfelius, Senphlius], Ludwig
Sermisy, Claudin de
Torquet, Daniel
Vaet, Jacobus
Werrecore [Verare, Verecore, Verrecore, Verrecorensis], Matthias [Mathias] Hermann [Mathias Fiamengo]
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
B-Bc FA-VI-059 [RISM 1564/1]
Thesaurus musicus contiens selectissimas octo, septem, sex, quinque et quatuor vocum Harmonias, tam à veteribus quàm recentioribus symphonistis compositas, & ad omnis generis instrumenta musica accomodatas. Tomi Primi continentis cantiones octo vocum...

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Signature: 
FA-VI-059-(1-4/7)
Archive / Library: 
Bibliothèque du Conservatoire Royal de Musique / Koninklijk Conservatorium, Bruxelles / Brussels / Bruselas
Date: 
16/3 (1564)
Genre: 
Sacred vocal›Motet
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Bacchius [Bacchus, Bachus, Bachi, Bachy], Johannes de
Block, C.
Bruneau, H.
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Copus, Caspar
Galli [Gallus], Antonius [Antoine]
Hailland [Hayland, Heylanus], Petrus
Hollander [Holland, Hollande, Hollandere, Hollandre, Hollandus], Christian [?Jean de Hollande]
Lassus, Orlande de
Louys, Jean [Louuys (Loueys), Joannes, Loys, Jan (Jhan de)]
Morales, Cristóbal de
Prenner [Brenner, Pyrenaeus], Georg
Regnart [Regnard], François
Rivulo, Franziscus de
Roussel, François [Rosselli, Francesco]
Ruffo, Vincenzo
Schwartz, A.
Senfl [Sennfl, Sennfli, Senfelius, Senphlius], Ludwig
Stoltzer [Stolczer, Scholczer], Thomas
Vaet, Jacobus
Werrecore [Verare, Verecore, Verrecore, Verrecorensis], Matthias [Mathias] Hermann [Mathias Fiamengo]
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
B-Bc FA-VI-059 [RISM 1564/4]
Thesauri musici tomus quartus continens selectissimas quinque vocum harmonias, quas vulgo Motetas vocant...

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Signature: 
Physique | Magasin - Réserve précieuse | Fétis 1.685 A
Archive / Library: 
Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique / Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België
Date: 
16/3 (1554)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Physical description: 

For a digital reproduction of this collection, see the following links:

- Discantus

- Altus

- Tenor

- Bassus

- Vagans

Composers: 
Alardy [Alard, Alardi], Jacques [Jacobus]
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Conseil [Du Conseil], Jean [Consilium, Johannes; Consilio, Gian de]
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
Fouchier, N.
Gallus, Joannes [Lecocq, Jean]
Gascongne, Mathieu
Gero, Ihan
Gombert, Nicolas
Hellinck, Lupus
Hollander, Sebastian
Isaac, Heinrich
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Josquin Desprez
Jonckers, Goessen [Gosse]
Larchier [Larcier], Jean [Johannes]
Lasson, Mathieu
Lupino, Francesco
Morales, Cristóbal de
Mouton, Jean
Piéton, Loyset [Aloysis, Louys, Loys]
Richafort, Jean
Soir, V.
Verdelot [Deslouges], Philippe
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
B-Br 1.685 A [RISM 1554/10]
Evangelia dominicorum et festorum dierum musicis numeris pulcherrime comprehensa & ornata. Tomi primi continentis historias & doctrinam, quae solent in Ecclesia proponi. De Nativitate. De Epiphanijs. De Resurrectione Iesu Christi.

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Signature: 
Physique | Magasin - Réserve précieuse | Fétis 1.687 A 1 (RP)
Archive / Library: 
Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique / Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België
Date: 
16/3 (1564)
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Physical description: 

For a digital reproduction of the partbooks, see the following links: Discantus, Altus, Tenor, Bassus, Cantus Secundus, Altus Secundus, Tenor Secundus, Bassus Secundus.

Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Arcadelt, Jacques
Bacchius [Bacchus, Bachus, Bachi, Bachy], Johannes de
Beaulaigue [Beaulègue], Barthélemy
Bonardo [Bonard, Bonardi] Perissone, Francesco [Bonaldi, Bunaldi, Francesco]
Cadéac, Pierre
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Corteccia, (Pier) Francesco
Crecquillon [Crequillon, Cricquillon, Crequillonis, Carchillion, Krequilon], Thomas
Crespel, Jean
Danckerts, Ghiselin
Figulus, Wolfang
Gombert, Nicolas
Jacquet [Giachetto, Iachettus, Iaquet, Jaquet] of Mantua [Colebault, Jacques]
Josquin Desprez
Lassus, Orlande de
Le Maistre [Meistre, Maystre], Matthaeus
Lemlin [Lemblin, Lemlein], Lorenz
Lupi, Johannes (Leleu, Jehan; Leleu, Jennot)
Mahu [Machu], Stephan
Maillard [Maillart], Jean
Manchicourt, Pierre de
Morales, Cristóbal de
Mornable [de Mornable], Antoine [Anthoine]
Mouton, Jean
Phinot [Finot, Finotto], Dominique [Dominico]
Pont [Ponte], Jacques [Giaches, Jacobus, Jacquet]
Richafort, Jean
Rivulo, Franziscus de
Scandello [Scandelli], Antonio [Scandellus, Antonius]
Schwartz, A.
Senfl [Sennfl, Sennfli, Senfelius, Senphlius], Ludwig
Sermisy, Claudin de
Torquet, Daniel
Vaet, Jacobus
Werrecore [Verare, Verecore, Verrecore, Verrecorensis], Matthias [Mathias] Hermann [Mathias Fiamengo]
Willaert, Adrian
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
B-Br 1.687 A 1 [RISM 1564/1]
Thesaurus musicus contiens selectissimas octo, septem, sex, quinque et quatuor vocum Harmonias, tam à veteribus quàm recentioribus symphonistis compositas, & ad omnis generis instrumenta musica accomodatas. Tomi Primi continentis cantiones octo vocum...

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Signature: 
Magasin - Réserve précieuse: Fétis 1.687 A 4 (RP) // A-X4 ; 2A-2Z4 ; a-x4 ; 2a-2u4 ; 3A-3X4
Archive / Library: 
Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique / Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België
Date: 
16/3 (1564)
Genre: 
Sacred vocal›Motet
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Deutschland/Germany/Alemania›Nürnberg/Nuremberg/Núremberg
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
Berg, Johann vom [Montanus; vom Perg, Johann; von Berg, Johann]
Neuber, Ulrich
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1a—Sources of Hispanic polyphony outside the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Composers: 
Anon.
Bacchius [Bacchus, Bachus, Bachi, Bachy], Johannes de
Block, C.
Bruneau, H.
Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
Copus, Caspar
Galli [Gallus], Antonius [Antoine]
Hailland [Hayland, Heylanus], Petrus
Hollander [Holland, Hollande, Hollandere, Hollandre, Hollandus], Christian [?Jean de Hollande]
Lassus, Orlande de
Louys, Jean [Louuys (Loueys), Joannes, Loys, Jan (Jhan de)]
Morales, Cristóbal de
Prenner [Brenner, Pyrenaeus], Georg
Regnart [Regnard], François
Rivulo, Franziscus de
Roussel, François [Rosselli, Francesco]
Ruffo, Vincenzo
Schwartz, A.
Senfl [Sennfl, Sennfli, Senfelius, Senphlius], Ludwig
Stoltzer [Stolczer, Scholczer], Thomas
Vaet, Jacobus
Werrecore [Verare, Verecore, Verrecore, Verrecorensis], Matthias [Mathias] Hermann [Mathias Fiamengo]
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
B-Br 1.687 A 4 [RISM 1564/4]
Thesauri musici tomus quartus continens selectissimas quinque vocum harmonias, quas vulgo Motetas vocant...

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Last modified: - 15 Feb 2020

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Antoni Llofriu, "Neuber, Ulrich", Books of Hispanic Polyphony, ed. E. Ros-Fábregas (accession date: 08 Mar 2021), https://hispanicpolyphony.eu/person/26806