Music of the Florentine Renaissance. Edited by Frank A. D'Accone.
Series: Corpus mensurabilis musicae -- 32
Publisher: American Institute of Musicology
Published: 1966
Place of publication: [Neuhausen]
Language: eng
Subjects: Part songs, Italian -- To 1800; Responses (Music)
Notes: Transcriptions into modern natation.
Table of contents: value: [v.] 1. Collected works by Bernardo Pisano.; value: [v.] 2. Collected works of Alessandro Coppini, Bartolomeo degli Organi, Giovanni Serragli and three anonymous works.; value: [v.] 3. Collected secular works for 2, 3, 4 and 5 voices.; value: [v.] 4. Collected secular works for 4 voices.; value: [v.] 5. Collected motets for 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 voices [by] F. de Layolle.; value: [v.] 6. Masses and penitential psalms [by] F. de Layolle.; value: [v.] 7. The firstbook of music to some canzoni by Petrarch, [by] M. Rampollini.; value: [v.] 8. Francesco Corteccia. Collected secular works.  The first book of madrigals for four voices.; value: [v.] 9. Francesco Corteccia.  Collected secular works. The second book of madrigals for four voices.; value: [v.] 10. Francesco Corteccia.  Collected secular works.  The first book of madrigals for five and six voices.; value: [v.] 11. Francesco Corteccia.  Collected Sacred Works.  Music for the Triduum Sacrum.; value: v. 12. Francesso Corteccia. Collected Sacred Works. Hymnary according to the use of the Roman Church and the Flor