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A-Wn SA.76.D.1/3/1-3 [RISM 1569/6]

City: 
Other countries›Europa›Österreich/Austria›Wien/Vienna/Viena
Archive / Library: 
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Wien/Vienna/Viena, Austria.
Signature: 
SA.76.D.1/3/1-3 MUS MAG
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
MS / Print: 
Print
Printed book standardized RISM title: 
Selectissimarum sacrarum cantionum (quas vulgo Moteta vocant) flores, trium vocum: ex optimis ac praestantissimis quibusque dinae Musices authoribus excerptarum, iam primum summa cura ac dligentia collecti et impressi. Liber tertius
Composers: 
Castro, Jean [Iehan, Giovan, Giovanni, Ioanne, Ioannis] de
Certon, Pierre
De Silva, Andreas
Festa, Costanzo
Hailland [Hayland, Heylanus], Petrus
Lassus, Orlande de
Lhéritier, Jean
Morales, Cristóbal de
Moulu [Moullu, Molu], Pierre
Prenner [Brenner, Pyrenaeus], Georg
Regnart, Jacob [Jacques]
Vaet, Jacobus
Werrecore [Verare, Verecore, Verrecore, Verrecorensis], Matthias [Mathias] Hermann [Mathias Fiamengo]
Willaert, Adrian
Printer: 
Phalèse, Pierre
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Belgium/Bélgica›Leuven/Louvain/Lovaina
Date: 
16/3 (1569)
Genre: 
Sacred vocal›Motet
Physical description: 

For a digital reproduction of the partbooks, see the following links: Superius, Tenor, Bassus.

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
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
Submitted by: Antoni Llofriu Prohens - 04 Nov 2019
Last modified: Antoni Llofriu Prohens - 04 Nov 2019

How to cite

Antoni Llofriu Prohens, "A-Wn SA.76.D.1/3/1-3 [RISM 1569/6]", Books of Hispanic Polyphony, ed. E. Ros-Fábregas (accession date: 14 Apr 2021), https://hispanicpolyphony.eu/source/29295