ANTONIO DA TEMPO

Delle rime volgari. Trattato de Antonio da Tempo, Giudice Padovano, composto nel 1332, dato in luce integralmente ora la prima volta per cura di Giusto Grion. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/14. Bologna, 1970. 8º, 384 pp. (Rpt. of Bologna, 1896 edition). Hardbound. $72 [item no.5389]

HILDEGARD VON BINGEN, 1098-1179

[Lieder, selections, “Riesencodex”] Hildegard von Bingen Lieder. Faksimile. Riesencodex (Hs.2) der Hessischen Landesbibliothek Wiesbaden, fol. 466-481v. Herausgegeben von Lorenz Welker mit einem Kommentar von Michael Klaper. _☟

Elementa Musicae, 1. Wiesbaden, 2/ 2005. 35 x 49 cm, xl, 32 pp. A splendid full-color reproduction of the musical portion of the “Riesencodex” (a unique “Gesamtausgabe” of Hildegard’s writings), consisting of altogether 75 songs and the play “Ordo Virtutum” (”Ritual of Virtues”). Like the Dendermonde source from the same period (c.1175), the Riesencodex—“giant codex”—transmits these “songs” in the form of a liturgical cycle of antiphons, responsories, sequences, hymns, a Kyrie and Alleluia. Commentary in Ger-Eng. Linen. $299 (more info... ) [item no.7531]

Symphonia harmoniae caelestium revelationum. Dendermonde, St.-Pieters & Paulusabdij, Ms. Cod. 9. Introduction: Peter van Poucke. _☟

Facsimile Series: I/A.8. Peer, 1991. 21 x 31 cm, xvi, 36 pp. Full-color halftone of the music portion (f.153-170) of a unique source written at the Rupertsberg scriptorium c.1175 under Hildegard’s supervision and sent to the Cistercian abbey of Villers in the province of Brabant in Belgium approximately that same year. Known as the “Dendermonde” ms, and slightly shorter than the “Riesen” codex—but no less authoritative—it consists of a liturgical cycle with antiphons, responsories, sequences, hymns, a Kyrie and an Alleluia. Interestingly, Hildegard refers to all these pieces as “symphonies of the harmony of celestial revelations”; its overall structure consists of an overarching celestial, semi-celestial and earthly hierarchy. Hardbound in linen with embossed titles. $109 (more info... ) [item no.3893]

HUGO VON MONTFORT, 1357-1423

Gedichte und Lieder. Cod. Pal. Germ. 329 der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. [Textband:] Einführung zum Faksimile des Codex Palatinus Germanicus 329 der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. Mit Beitragen von Franz Victor, Spechtler, Vera Trost, Ewald M. Vetter, Lorenz Welker und Wilfried Werner. _☟

Facsimilia Heidelbergensia, 5. Wiesbaden, 1989-1990. 23 x 34 cm, 2 vols, 110, 147 pp. Luxurious full-color facsimile of a ms of Austrian provenance, copied c.1414. One of the major sources for this important poet-musician. Exquisite illuminations by Heinrich Aurhaym. 17 pages of music. Separate commentary vol. with essays on provenance, illumination, the use of color and gold, the melodies, and a complete translation of the texts into modern German. Limited numbered edition of 600 copies. Half-leather with coverboards in decorative paper & matching slipcase. $1998 (more info... ) [item no.1409]

Hugo von Montfort II: Die Texte und Melodien der Heidelberger Handschrift cpg 329. Transkription von Franz V. Spechtler. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 57. Göppingen, 1978. 8º, vi, 142 pp. (Transcription to above). Wrappers. $18 [item no.1411]

Hugo von Montfort III: Verskonkordanz zur Heidelberger cpg 329. Herausgegeben von George F. Jones, Franz V. Spechtler, Rudolf Uminsky unter Mitwirkung von Ulrich Müller. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 58. Göppingen, 1981. 4º & 8º, 2 vols: 482, 91 pp. (Concordance study to above). Wrappers. $154 [item no.1412]

JEHANNOT DE L’ESCUREL, b.?-1303

The Works of Jehan Lescurel. Edited from the Manuscript Paris, B.N. f. fr. 146 by Nigel Wilkins. _☟

Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae, 30. n.p., 1966. 25 x 36 cm, vii, 12, 40 (trans.) pp. Halftone of the applicable folios from BN fr. 146 (“Fauvel”), together with a new authoritative edition. Historical introduction. Wrappers. $47 [item no.1462]

MACHAUT, Guillaume de, 1300-1377

Ferrell-Vogüé Machaut Manuscript. Facsimile Edition. _☟

Diamm Facsimiles, 5. Oxford, 2014. 2 vols, 789, 225 pp. Full color facsimile of the source “Vg”—one of the most important sources for the works of Guillaume de Machaut. Formerly owned by the Marquis de Vogüé, it is now in the private collection of James E. and Elizabeth J. Ferrell, currently on loan to the Parker Library, Corpus Christi, Cambridge. Thanks to the generosity of its owners, Vg has gone from being the most secret and enigmatic of the Machaut sources to the most accessible, and is the first to be produced in facsimile. Commentary by Lawrence Earp, Domenic Leo, Carla Shapreau and Christopher de Hamel. 2 vols. $750 (more info... ) [item no.9406]

MARTIN CODAX, 13th c.

Pergamino Vindel: Cantigas de amigo Martín Codax / Vindel Parchment. The Morgan Library & Museum, New York. [Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, Ms. M 979]. _☟

Barcelona, 2016. 33.6 x 45,2 cm, 224 pp. The Vindel Parchment, latter half of the 13th c, contains 7 cantigas de amigo—a complete work attributed to the Galician composer and performer Martin Codax—with music for 6 of them. They represent songs sung by a maiden awaiting her absent lover in Ría de Vigo. Cantigas de amigo are the most original genre of medieval Galician lyric poetry. In these short, lively ballads belonging to the European “women’s song” genre, a maiden in love sings— alone or accompanied by her female friends, sisters or mother— about her life, hopes and sorrows, and sometimes about nature too. The waves in the sea near Vigo are highly symbolic in Martin Codax’ ballads, imbuing his lyrics with great eroticism. Until the discovery of the Vindel Parchment, the only known medieval Galician cantigas with a musical settings were the religious Cantigas de Santa María of Alfonso X the Wise. The Sharrer Parchment (late 13th or early 14th c.) discovered subsequently, feature 7 poems by King Dinis I of Portugal which were secular and yet belonged to the cantigas de amor genre. It is not yet known which scriptorium made the Vindel Parchment although it must have been well equipped and had skilled scribes. Palaeographic evidence and the musical settings, e.g. similarities between the 6 melodies by Martin Codax and the music of some of the Cantigas de Santa María, suggest that Martin Codax was involved with the Castilian courts of Alfonso X the Wise and Sancho IV. Deluxe facsimile limited to 987 copies. Companion volume directed by Mariña Arbor, with contributions by Antonio Calvia, Antonio Ciaralli, Rip Cohen and Simone Marcenaro; foreword by Harvey L. Sharrer. (more info... ) [item no.9554]

NIEDHART VON REUENTHAL, c.1180-c.1240

Abbildungen zur Neidhart; Überlieferung I: Die Berliner Neidhart-Handschrift R und die Pergamentfragmente Cb, K, O und M. Herausgegeben von Gerd Fritz. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 11. Göppingen, 1972. 4º, 54 pp. Halftone. Wrappers. $23 [item no.1478]

Abbildungen zur Neidhart; Überlieferung II: Die Berliner Neidhart-Handschrift C (mgf 779). Herausgegeben von Edith Wenzel. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 15. Göppingen, 1976. 4º, xxx, 278 pp. Halftone. Wrappers. $221 [item no.1479]

Lieder von Neidhart (von Reuental) bearbeitet von Wolfgang Schmieder. Revision des Textes von Edmund Wiessner mit Reproduktion der Handschriften. _☟

Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich, 71. Graz, 1959. 27 x 35 cm, ix, 25, 33 pp. (Rpt. of Vienna, 1930 edition). Halftone in reduced format, 4 plates per page. Facsimiles of 55 songs from mss Berliin, ms. germ. 779, Vienna Suppl. 3344, Vipiteno-Sterzing, Frankfurt & Kolmar. Together with transcriptions in equal note values, and. $36 [item no.3252]

OSWALD VON WOLKENSTEIN, c.1377-1445

Handschrift A in Abbildung herausgegeben von Ulrich Müller und Franz V. Spechtler [Österreichische Nationalbibl. mus. ms. 2777]. _☟

Stuttgart, 1974. 4º, 8, 124 pp. Halftone. Wrappers. $68 [item no.1421]

Handschrift A. Vollständige Faksimile-Ausgabe im Originalformat des Codex Vindobonensis 2777 der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek. Kommentar von Francesco Delbono. _☟

Codices Selecti, 59. Graz, 1977. 37 x 27 cm, 50, 122 pp. 3-color facsimile of the complete ms copied around 1425 in the Tyrol. The codex, with close to 100 songs, was evidently commissioned by Oswald himself; it includes 1 large format miniature portrait of the musician-poet. Linen. $795 (more info... ) [item no.1420]

[Handschrift B] Abbildungen zur Überlieferung I: Die Innsbrucker Wolkenstein-Handschrift B herausgegeben von Hans Moser und Ulrich Müller. [Ms. Universitätsbibl., Innsbruck]. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 12. Göppingen, 1972. 21 x 30 cm, 12, 99 pp. Halftone. Introduction in Ger. Wrappers. $43 [item no.1417]

[Handschrift C] Abbildungen zur Überlieferung II: Die Innsbrucker Wolkenstein-Handschrift C. Herausgegeben von Hans Moser, Ulrich Müller und Franz Viktor Spechtler. Mit einem Anhand zum “Wolfenbütteler Porträt” und zur Todesnachricht Oswalds von Wolkenstein von Hans-Dieter Mück. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 16. Göppingen, 1973. 21 x 30 cm, xxx, 94 pp. Halftone, reproduced one opening per page. Introduction in Ger. Wrappers (no music). $104 [item no.1418]

Pelnar, Ivana. Die mehrstimmigen Lieder Oswalds von Wolkenstein. Edition. _☟

Münchner Edition zur Musikgeschichte, 2. Tutzing, 1981. Oblong, 30 x 22 cm, xix, 179 pp (with 37 illus). Composite of facsimiles, literal edition, and modern edition of songs from both Codex A and B. Introduction and tables. Linen. $128 [item no.1422]

PAOLO DA FIRENZE (Paolo Tenorista), b.?-1419

Paolo Tenorista in a New Fragment of the Italian Ars Nova. A Facsimile Edition of an Early Fifteenth-Century Manuscript now in the Library of Professor Edward E. Lowinsky. With an Introduction by Nino Pirrotta. _☟

Palm Springs, 1961. 16 x 21 cm, 56, 8, 18 pp. Halftone on glossy paper. Privately published. Beautifully produced with introduction, inventory, texts and transcriptions. Bound in vellum-like paper. $48 [item no.1491]

SPECHSHART, Hugo, c.1285-1359

Flores musicae [omnis cantus Gregoriani]. [Stadtbibliothek, Ulm]. _☟

Faksimile-Edition Ulm, 37. Stuttgart, 2005. 15 x 22 cm, 168 pp + 1 foldout. Color reproduction of the Strasbourg, 1488 edition. Although written in 1332, this important padagogicial work was not published until 1488. The treatise, partly in verse, comprises 4 chapters covering solmization, the monochord, intervals and the ecclesiastical modes; the division proposed for the monochord is the first based on the chromatic scale. The marvelous woodblocks include a full-page scene with men forging, a Guidonian hand, a foldout of the monochord and numerous musical examples in Hufnagel notation. Harbound. $98 (more info... ) [item no.8554]

COMPOSITE & MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES

(Aubry, Pierre) Mélanges de musicologie critique: 1) La musicologie médiévale; 2) Les proses d’Adam de Saint-Victor; 3) Lais et descorts français du XIIIe siècle; 4) Les plus anciens monuments de la musique française. _☟

Geneva, 1980. 8º, 702 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1900, 1901 & 1905 edition). Includes, bound into one volume, all four numbers of the Mélanges de musicologie critique. Hardbound. $172 [item no.4260]

[Bamberg, Staatsbibl., Lit. 115; olim Ed.IV.6] Cent motets du XIIIe siècle publiés d’après le manuscrit Ed. IV. 6 de Bamberg par Pierre Aubry, Archiviste-Paléographe. 3 vols. _☟

Publications de la Société Internationale de Musique; Section de Paris. Paris, 1908. 21 x 28 cm, 130, 233, 161 pp. Beautiful collotype of one of the central motet repositories. I-Reproduction phototypique du Manuscrit original; II-Transcription en Notation Moderne et mise en partition; III-Etudes et Commentaires. Extremely rare. $450 [item no.7889]

[Bamberg, Staatsbibl., Lit. 115; olim Ed.IV.6] Cent motets du XIIIe siècle publiés d’après le manuscrit Ed. IV. 6 de Bamberg par Pierre Aubry, Archiviste-Paléographe. _☟

Publications de la Société Internationale de Musique; Section de Paris. New York, 1964. 21 x 28 cm, 130, 233, 161 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1908 edition). Excellent halftone of a central motet repository from the second half of the 13th c. Separate edition and commentary vols. Wrappers. $175 [item no.1441]

[Barcelona, Bibl. de Catalunya, 971] El manuscrito M 971 de la Biblioteca de Catalunya (Misa de Barcelona) por María Carmen Gómez Muntané. _☟

Separata del Butlletí de la Biblioteca de Catalunya, X (1982-1984). Barcelona, 1989. 8º, 137, 23 pp. Halftone. Important Spanish source from the second half of the 14th c. containing ordinary settings of the mass, two motets for 3 and 4 voices and two Kyrie trope fragments. This type of polyphony was practiced at the Royal Chapel of the Kings of Catalonia and Aragon. Together with introduction and full transcription. Wrappers. $30 [item no.3623]

(Broszinsky, H.) Das Hildebrandlied. Faksimile der Kasseler Handschrift mit einer Einführung von H. Broszinsky. [Cassel, Gesamthochschulbibl., 2º theol. 54]. _☟

Kasseler Semesterbücher, Pretiosa Cassellana. Cassel, 1985. 25 x 35 cm, 32, with 2 pp. Beautiful full-color halftone of one of the oldest surviving examples of lyric German poetry (c.830). Diplomatic transcription and edition in verse form, together with translations into Ger-Eng-Fr-Sp-Rus. Preface and historical introduction. Coverboardsin laid paper, with slip cover. (no music). $48 [item no.1472]

[Burgos, Monasterio de Cistercienses Calatravas de San Felices] Vita adelelmi (Vida de San Lesmes). _☟

Madrid, 2004. 28 x 37 cm, 158, 236 pp. Deluxe full-color facsimile of a codex containing the Vita adelelmi and the official liturgy and music chants for San Lesmes, patron Saint of Burgos. As Burgos is one of the stops of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, this work nicely dovetails with Codex Calixtinus (transmitting the equivalent rite for Saint James). Commentary by Ángeles García de la Borbolla García de Paredes, Víctor Márquez Paillo, Rafael Sánchez Domingo, Clemente Serna González, & Miguel C. Vivancos Gómez. Limited edition of 230 copies bound in full leather with generous tooling and linen covered slipcase. (first added to OMI’s offerings in 2012) (more info... ) [item no.9220]

[Burgos, Monast. de las Huelgas, without signatur (olim No. IX), “Hu”] El codex musical de las Huelgas. _☟

Colección Scriptorium, 7. Madrid, 1996-2005. 18 x 26 cm, 2 vols, 340, 205 pp + 2 CDs. Deluxe full-color facsimile in the original format. Magnificent motet source, c.1300, with additions, c.1325, preserved in the Cistercian convent of Las Huelgas. Contains 45 monophonic pieces (20 sequences, 15 conductus, 10 Benedicamus tropes) and 141 polonic works consisting of conductus, motets, tropes, sequences and 1 solmization exercise. Codex transmits basically 13th-c. “Notre Dame” repertory with mixture of local pieces and with elements of in Franconian local notation elements. Deluxe limited edition of 980 copies, bound in full leather in Mudéjar style, with matching slipcase. Commentary by Nicolas Bell. Please call for special OMI price. (more info... ) [item no.7315]

[Cambridge, Corpus Christi, Ms. 473] The Winchester Troper. Facsimile Edition and Introduction by Susan Rankin. _☟

Early English Church Music, 50. London, 2007. 30 x 43 cm. 104, 102 pp. The Winchester Troper, compiled in the early 11th century and added to until the early 12th, was originally copied out and used at Winchester Cathedral. It is regarded a seminal text for the study of Anglo-Saxon musical and liturgical practice. The introduction explains how and why the book was made, and how its liturgical contents were designed. Studies of the hands of over 50 text scribes are accompanied by the first full account of Anglo-Saxon musical notation, and a study of the most innovative element of the collection, a series of 174 organa, representing a musical practice not recorded elsewhere in Europe before the 13th century. Hardbound. $239 (more info... ) [item no.8906]

Cambridge, University Library Ff.i.17(1). _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 17. Ottawa, 1989. 8º, xxxii, 116 pp. Halftone of a 12th-c. source containing tropes and conductus for 2 and 3 voices notated in score. Notation similar to Saint Gall, Stiftsbibliothek 383 (StG A), being halfway between neumatic and square notation. Index. Hardbound. $67 [item no.3164]

[Chantilly, Bibliothèque du Château de Chantilly, ms. 564 (olim 1047)] Codex Ccocex chantilly. Bibliothèque du Château de Chantilly, Ms. 564. Fac-similé. Edité par Yolanda Plumley & Anne Stone. Centre d’Études Supérieures de la Renaissance. _☟

Collection “Epitome Musical”. Turnhout, 2008. 29 x 40 cm. x, 164; 211 pp. Full-color facsimile in the original format. Exciting late medieval source with 99 songs and 13 motets, 61 of them unique. These works include some of the most elaborate surviving examples of the “Ars subtilior” notation, known for its experimentation in music rhythm. The provenance of this complex ms is still in dispute, being either 14th century southern France or an early 15th century Italian copy of a French repertoire. The basic corpus dates from c.1350-95; the ars subtilior repertoire by papal singers from Avignon and musicians employed at the Foix and Avignon courts is slightly later. Composers include Solage, Philippus de Caserta, Trebor, Vaillant, Machaut, Senleches, Susay, Cordier, Magister Franciscus, and Hasprois. The ms was owned by a Florentine family (possibly commissioned by them) and remained in Florence until 1861, at that time it was brought to Chantilly by the Duke of Aumale. Commentary in Fr-Eng. Handsome binding in black linen with dust jacket. (more info... ) [item no.8503]

[Chantilly, Bibliothèque du Château de Chantilly, ms. 564 (olim 1047)] A Late Medieval Songbook and its Context: New Perspectives on the Chantilly Codex (Bibliotheque du Chateau de Chantilly, Ms. 564), edited by Yolanda Plumley and Anne Stone. _☟

Collection “Epitome Musical”. Turnhout, 2010. 29 x 40 cm. 365 pp. Proceedings for a special symposium devoted to Codex Chantilly. Wrappers. $100 (more info... ) [item no.6685]

Engelberg Stiftbibliothek Codex 314 kommentiert und im Faksimile herausgegeben von Wulf Arlt & Mathias Stauffacher unter Mitarbeit von Ulrike Hascher. _☟

Schweizerische Musikdenkmäler, 11. Winterthur, 1986. 26 x 33 cm, 110, 176 pp. Full-color facsimile of one of the most important late-medieval liturgical mss from Switzerland. The codex is a composite source—copied over an extended period of time and by different scribes—containing monophony & polyphony, including early examples of German sacred song, an Easter play, tropes, sequences and motets. This excellent 4-color facsimile allows the student to examine and identify the different types of ink colors, scripts, note shapes, and rubrics, and to draw useful conclusions regarding the development and codicological structure of the codex. Includes extensive introduction to the manuscript’s history, filiation, & water marks. Tables and bibliography. Handsomely bound in leatherette. $395 (more info... ) [item no.2315]

[El Escorial, Bibl. del Monasterio, J.b.2 “E1”] La música de las cantigas de Santa María del Rey Alfonso El Sabio. III: Transcripción y estudio crítico por Higinio Anglés. _☟

Monumentos de la Música Española, XVIII. Barcelona, 1958. 25 x 33 cm, 2 vols: xx, 427, xi, 340 pp. Commentary to the facsimile. In 2 vols. Wrappers. $150 [item no.1496]

[El Escorial, Bibl. del Monasterio, T.j.1 “E2”] Cantigas de Alfonso X El Sabio. _☟

Colección Scriptorium. Madrid, 2010. 35 x 50 cm, 3 vols, 512; 473, 697 pp El Escorial Ms. T.j.I ("E2")—also known as "Códice Rico"—is the third of four surviving manuscripts that preserve the Cantigas repertoire, settings in a narrative format relating to Marian miracles and festivities. Although incomplete "E2" is considered the most important from the point of view of the miniatures. It is made up of 256 folios of parchment in the elegant French script of 13th-c. codices. Originally it contained 200 cantigas, but the loss of some folios has reduced the count to 196. This codex was lavishly illustrated with 1,257 miniatures on 210 of its folios and depicts a vast array of human typology in Spain during the 13th c. Deluxe, totally new, full-color facsimile in the original format, limited to 980 copies, bound in full leather with tooling. (more info... ) [item no.9203]

[Florence, Bibl. Mediceo-Laurenziana, pl. 29,1] Firenze, Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana, Pluteo 29,1. Facsimile Reproduction of the Manuscript. Edited by Luther Dittmer. 2 vols. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 10-11. New York, 1966-1967. 18 x 26 cm, 2 vols: 802, 7 pp. Halftone on glossy paper. Largest and most important source of Notre Dame music (copied c.1250), with organum, conductus and motet. Linen. 2 vols. [item no.1442]

[Florence, Bibl. Mediceo-Laurenziana, pl. 29,1] Antiphonarium seu Magnus liber organi de gradali et antiphonario. Color Microfiche Edition of the Manuscript Firenze, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Pluteus 29.1. Introduction to the “Notre-Dame Manuscript” F by Edward H. Roesner. _☟

Codices Illuminati Medii Aevi, 45. Munich, 1996. 17 x 25 cm, 42 pp, 15 microfiches (=552 pp). Paris, c.1245-1255(?); vellum, 441 (of originally 477?) fols.; littera textualis; the music script is a "square" modal notation, staff lines in red ink. The miniature on the first page illustrates the divisions of music invented by Boethius. The 13 other paintings form historiated initials, depicting biblical scenes. The collection of nearly 1,000 compositions (organum, conductus, motet) is the most comprehensive and important source for the repertoire of Notre Dame de Paris and of crucial importance for the history of European music. The Parisian tradition constitutes a matrix where a musical language emerged—rhythmic, harmonic, contrapuntal—and a system of notation for communicating that language in writing. In this repertory, also, we see for the first time distinct, differentiated polyphonic styles and idioms, and clearly delineated genres in which they are employed. For at least the earlier layers of the repertory, this is primarily music to embellish the celebration of the Mass and Office on the major festivals of the Parisian liturgical calendar. The codex was intended probably for a French high-rank ecclesiastic. Since 1456 the codex belonged to the library of Piero de'Medici, the father of Lorenzo the Magnificent. Linen. [item no.7285]

[Florence, Bibl. Medicea Laurenziana, med. pal. 87] Il codice Squarcialupi. Ms. Mediceo Palatino 87, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana di Firenze. Studi raccolti di F. Alberto Gallo. [Contributors: John Nádas, Kurt von Fischer, Luciano Bellosi, Margherita Ferro Luraghi, Nino Pirrotta, Giuseppe Tavani, Giulio Cattin, & Agostino Ziino]. _☟

Ars Nova (without number). Lucca & Florence, 1992. 29 x 41 cm, 2 vols, 442, 287 pp. Deluxe 8-color halftone of the most magnificent and extensive of the Italian trecento sources. Richly painted miniatures and portraits of 14 composers presented in roughly chronological order. The anthology contains 353 works by Giovanni da Cascia, Jacopo da Bolognna, Gherardello da Firenze, Vincenzo da Rimini, Lorenzo Masini, Paolo Tenorista, Donato da Firenze, Nicolò da Perugia, Bartolino da Padova, Francesco Landini, Edidio and Guglielmo da Francia, Zacara da Termamo, Andrea dei Servi and Giovanni Mazzuoli. Commentary in It-Eng. Limited edition of 998 copies. Deluxe clamshell case in tooled leather. Please call for special OMI price. (more info... ) [item no.4174]

[Florence, Bibl. Nazionale Centrale, BR 20 (formerly II,I,213)] Alfonso X el Sabio. Cantigas de Santa María. Edición facsímil del códice B.R.20 de la Biblioteca Centrale de Florencia, siglo XIII. _☟

Madrid, 1989-1991. 33 x 46 cm, 2 vols, 262, 205 pp; audio recording. Superb 8-color halftone. This MS was intended as a continuation of El Escorial Ms T.j.1, adding music and more than 500 miniatures which depict a vast array of human typology in Spain during the 13th c. It is a fascinating “work in progress”: containing 113 poems, room was carefully set aside for the the music and all staff lines drawn, but none of the music was copied. While most of the miniatures are complete, there are many intriguing examples of incomplete faces and detail—almost random in nature—providing a wonderful glimpse into manuscript production. It seems likely that the volume was copied after 1279-1280, and perhaps after the king’s death in 1284. According to Montoya Martínez the cantigas in the Florentine MS tend to be located in northern Spain and southern France. There are only four concordances, all with the Toledo MS (Bibl. Nacional, 10,069). Limited edition of 2000 copies, bound in full leather. [item no.2664]

[Florence, Bibl. Naz., Conv. soppr. F.III.565] Firenze, Biblioteca Nazionale, Conv. soppr. F.III.565. Edited by Alma Santosuosso. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 19. Ottawa, 1994. 8º, clxxviii, 115, 5 pp. Line-cut of an early 12th-c. composite ms transmitting theoretical texts. Includes Guido’s Micrologus, Regulae rhythmicae, Prologus in antiphonarum, & Epistola de ignoto cantu, the treatises Musicae artis disciplina and Dialogus de musica (Abbot Odo of Arezzo), plus a wide variety of miscellaneous theoretical writings, which in some instances run directly into another without a break. With inventory and general index. Hardbound. $115 [item no.7010]

[Florence, Bibl. Naz. Centr., Panciatichi 26] Il codice musicale Panciatichi 26 della Biblioteca Nazionale di Firenze. Riproduzione in facsimile a cura di F. Alberto Gallo. _☟

Comune de Certaldo. Centro di Studi sull’Ars Nova Musicale Italiani del Trecento. Studi e Testi per la Storia della Musica, III. Florence, 1981. 25 x 36 cm, 34, 232 pp. Beautiful halftone of a central trecento source. Introduction and inventory. Wrappers. $267 [item no.1490]

[Florence, San Lorenzo, Archivio Cap., 2211] The San Lorenzo Palimpsest Florence, Archivio del Capitolo di San Lorenzo Ms. 2211. Introductory Study and Multispectral Images edited by Andreas Janke and John Nádas. _☟

Ars Nova, Nuova Serie, 4. Lucca, 2016. 17 x 24 cm, c.40, 222 pp. New deluxe edition. Like the Squarcialupi codex, this ms (copied 1417-1420) is an anthology of 14th-c. Italian songs, but also includes the most recent works, some of which must have come down to Florence from the council of Constance (1414-1417). Codice 2111, a parchment ms, had been scraped clean in the 16th c. and reused as an account book for the Chapter of San Lorenzo. Fortunately, with the help of UV light its important repertory can be read “beneath” the text of the accounts. Clothbound. $340 (more info... ) [item no.4471]

Fragments of English Polyphonic Music c.1390-1475. A Facsimile Edition Edited by Margaret Bent & Andrew Wathey. _☟

Early English Church Music, 62. London, 2022. 30 x 43 cm. 78, 306 pp. This long-awaited volume contains fragments of English polyphonic music from the 1390s to the 1470s. Like the previous facsimile volume (EECM57) it has a large page format maximizing the number of manuscripts that can be reproduced at full size; color reproduction conveys the syntax of late-medieval notation, particularly the use of red notation; page-turns follow the recto-verso arrangement of the original MSS far as possible; extensive image editing restores a degree of legibility to much-degraded MSS. The MSS reproduced here include the famous Coventry Caput Mass, vestiges of a royal choirbook virtually reassembled by Bent and a systematic investigation by Wathey of the Beverley fragments. Although fragmentary, these 15th-century sources, containing music by Dunstable, Power, Plummer and their contemporaries, attest to the vitality of the English polyphonic tradition as it neared its pre-Reformation zenith. Buckram. $265 (more info... ) [item no.9686]

(Gallo, F. Alberto & Giuseppe Vecchi) I più antichi monumenti sacri Italiani a cura di F. Alberto Gallo e Giuseppe Vecchi. _☟

Monumenta Lyrica Medii Aevi Italica, III.1. Bologna, 1968. 24 x 34 cm, xxii, 151 pp. Halftones from a large number of Italian mss and fragments from the ars antiqua and ars nova periods. Inventory. Wrappers. $72 [item no.1488]

(Harrison, Frank & Roger Wibberley) Manuscripts of Fourteenth Century English Polyphony. A Selection of Facsimiles Edited with an Introduction by Frank Harrison & Roger Wibberley. _☟

Early English Church Music, 26. London, 1981. 26 x 33 cm, xxix, 214, viii pp. Halftone reproductions from 7 mss or fragments. Introduction. Includes one double-foldout plate. Hardbound. (special limited offer) $150 [item no.1708]

[Heidelberg, Universitätsbibl., cpg 357] Die kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift. Vollfaksimile des Codex Palatinus Germanicus 357 der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. Einführung von Walter Blank. _☟

Facsimilia Heidelbergensia, 2. Wiesbaden, 1972. 14 x 19 cm, 90, 200 pp. Luxurious 7- and 8-color facsimile. One of the older surviving Minnesinger sources, copied c.1275-1300. Separate commentary vol. Limited numbered edition of 800 copies. Half leather with slipcase. (Special prospectus available). $559 [item no.1476]

[Heidelberg, Universitätsbibl., cpg 848] Die große Heidelberger “Manessische” Liederhandschrift. In Abbildung herausgegeben von Ulrich Müller mit einem Geleitwort von Wilfried Werner. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 1. Goppingen, 1971. 22 x 31 cm, 8, 856 pp. Halftone in slightly reduced format. Handbound. $384 [item no.1469]

(Hughes, Dom Anseln) Worcester Mediaeval Harmony of the Thirteenth & Fourteenth Centuries. Transcribed, with General Introduction, Fifteen Facsimiles, and Notes by Dom Anselm Hughes, O.S.B., M.A. (of the Pershore Community). With a Preface by Sir Ivor Atkins, Mus. Doc., F.S.A. _☟

Hildesheim, 1971. 26 x 32 cm, 149, with 15 pp. (Rpt. of Burham, 1928 edition). Halftones of fragments. New introduction by Luther A. Dittmer. New introduction by Luther A. Dittmer. Wrappers. $117 [item no.1487]

[Ivrea, Biblioteca Capitolare, MS 115 -lv] The Manuscript Ivrea, Biblioteca Cap. 115. Commentary and Facsimile by Karl Kügle. _☟

Ars Nova, Nuova Seria, 5. Lucca, 2019. 25.5 x 35.5 cm. 90, 138 pp. Full color facsimile of the celebrated “Ivrea Codex”, a 14th c. manuscript containing 37 motets, 25 masses and a handful of secular songs (11 rondeaux, 1 virelais & 4 chaces). While its origin is debated (between Avignon or Ivrea), the 1365-70 ms clearly reflects the reception in Italy of mainstream French ars nova music. While no dates or composer attributions are given, concordances with Codex d’Apt or Trésor 16bis place it around 1365-1370. 2 motets have a relationship to Gaston Fébus, Count of Foix, 1331-1391, and other works clearly span the years 1320 to 1370; composers include Philippe de Vitry, Guillaume de Machaut, Magister Heinricus, Bararipton, Depansis, Matheus de Sancto Johanne, Chipre, Orles, Sortes, & Loys. Well worn and apparently written for practical use, one finds interesting variations in format, where single motet parts are usually written across an opening (triplum on verso, motetus on recto) while mass movements and old motets may be written with the pages divided into two by a line down the middle. Shorter works are usually written in the left over spaces left at the bottom of the pages of larger pieces. It’s a real treat to have this facsimile join the ranks of Rossi 215, Modena M.5.24, Faenza 117, Bologna Q15, Turin T.III.2 & J.II.9, Lucca Codex and Squarcialupi Codex, all published in the same series. Wrappers. $299 (more info... ) [item no.9601]

[Jena, Universitätsbibl. J] Die Jenaer Liederhandschrift. Faksimile-Ausgabe ihrer Melodien von Friedrich Gennrich. _☟

Summa musicae medii aevi, 11 (Facsimilia 4). Langen b. Frankfurt, 1963. 17 x 27 cm, 12, 138, 2 pp. Halftone of the music folios in reduced format. Collection of Minnesinger songs commissioned c.1350 by the Landgraf from Meißen. Wrappers. $48 [item no.1474]

[Jena, Universitätsbibl. J] Die Jenaer Liederhandschrift. In Abbildungen herausgegeben von Helmut Tervooren und Ulrich Müller. Mit einem Anhang: Die Basler und Wolfenbüttler Fragmente. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 10. Göppingen, 1972. 21 x 30 cm, 287, 13 pp. Halftone of the complete ms in its original format. Wrappers. $140 [item no.1475]

[London, British Library, add. 30091; Egerton 2615 (LoA)] French 13th-Century Polyphony in the British Library. A Facsimile Edition of the Manuscripts Additional 30091 and Egerton 2615 (folios 79-94v). [Edited by] Mark Everist. _☟

Plainsong and Mediaeval Music Society. London, 1988. 18 x 26 cm, xi, 71, 49 pp. Halftone of two important sources of 13th-c. French polyphonic music hitherto unpublished in facsimile. Historical and paleographical introduction. Hardbound. $40 [item no.1899]

[Lucca, Arch. di Stato, 184 & Perugia, Bibl. Comm., 3065] The Lucca Codex / Codice Mancini, Lucca, Archivio di Stato, MS 184, Perugia, Biblioteca comunale “Augusta”, MS 3065. Introductory Study and Facsimile Edition by John Nádas and Agostino Ziino. _☟

Ars Nova, 1. Lucca, 1989. 4º, xviii, 150 pp. Deluxe full-color reproduction. Important collection of songs with Italian and French texts copied c.1410 in Padua. This facsimile adds eight new pages discovered in 1988. Composers include Ciconia, Landini, Paolo Tenorista, Äachara de Teramo, Bartolinoda Padova, Antonio Marot da Caserta, and Antonio da Cividale. Linen. $254 (more info... ) [item no.1884]

Manuscripts of English Thirteenth-Century Polyphony. Facsimile Edition by William J. Summers and Peter M. Lefferts. _☟

Early English Church Music, 57. London, 2016. 30 x 43 cm. 340 pp. The third facsimile collection to be published by Early English Church Music, Volume 57 attests to the quality and depth of the polyphonic traditions during the long reigns of Henry III and his son Edward I, when the music of English high culture achieved a technical autonomy from the common international Anglo-French repertoire of the period. Assembling within the covers of one publication a set of facsimiles of the extant remains of native origin, it comprises images of more than 60 sources of 13th-c. polyphony, including the Reading rota, the conductus-rondellus Flos regalis, and the Worcester fragments, here reunited from three codices. The large page layout adopted enables almost all the MSS to be reproduced at full size for direct comparison of different sources, layouts and dimensions. Buckram. $275 (more info... ) [item no.9516]

[Modena, Bibl. Estense, alpha M.5.24 (ModA)] The Manuscript alpha M.5.24 of the Biblioteca Estense. Edited by Anne Stone. _☟

Ars Nova, Nuova Serie, 1a. Lucca 2003 20 x 27 cm. 128 pp. Full-color reproduction. One of the most representative witnesses of the dissemination of French music in Italy. Works by Italian composers during the late trecento and early quattrocento. 100 compositions, 56 of which are unica. Hardbound. (Special OMI price; reg. $320) (more info... ) [item no.8174]

[Modena, Bibl. Estense, alpha M.5.24 (ModA)] The Manuscript alpha M.5.24 of the Biblioteca Estense. Introduction by Anne Stone, with a Note by Frederica Toniolo. _☟

Ars Nova, Nuova Serie, 1b. Lucca, 2005. 8˚, 171 pp. (Commentary to the facsimile volume). (more info... ) [item no.8180]

[Modena, Bibl. Estense, alpha M.5.24 (ModA)] The Manuscript alpha M.5.24 of the Biblioteca Estense. Edited by Anne Stone. Reprint. _☟

Ars Nova, Nuova Serie, 1. Lucca 2013. 20 x 27 cm. 2 vols, 128, 171 pp. Full-color reproduction. One of the most representative witnesses of the dissemination of French music in Italy. Works by Italian composers during the late trecento and early quattrocento. 100 compositions, 56 of which are unica. Special softcover edition. (more info... ) [item no.9495]

[Modena, Bibl. Estense, alpha M.5.24 (ModA)] Modena Codex. The Manuscript αM.5.24. New, Complete Edition with Commentary Including all Known Works Written or Expanded by Matheus de Perusio. Edited by Jos Haring and Kees Boeke. _☟

Olive Music Editions, 1 Dordrecht/Arezzo, 2019 21 x 30 cm. xviii, 76, 413 pp. Now that both facsimile issues of Modena alpha M.5.24 (Mod A) are, lamentably, permanently out of print, we are fortunate to have this beautifully executed and printed modern edition following the highest standards of scholarship. It’s the first stand-alone edition of this illustrious codex to be published, providing all 104 compositions with integrated references, commentary and performance practice queues following each piece. An extraordinary addition to the renaissance library, facilitating research and performance alike. Hardbound. $240 (more info... ) [item no.9689]

Montecassino Archivio dell’Abbazia Cod. 318. Facsimile e commentarii. A cura di Mariano Dell’Omo e Nicola Tangari. _☟

Bibliotheca Mediaevalis, 4. Lucca, 2018. 21 x 30 cm. 258, 320 pp. Color halftone of one of the most important medieval manuscripts of writings about music. MS 318, possibly copied at Montecassino, is an enormous compendium, containing the writings of Guido d’Arezzo, the famous Musica enchiriadis texts and much more. Many items are unique to this MS. There is non-musical matter as well. Contributors to commentary: Mariano Dell’Omo, Francis Newton, Giiulia Orofino, Thomas Forrest Kelly, Angelo Rusconi, Luisa Nardini, Maddalena Sparagna, Nicola Tangari. 2 vols. $179 (more info... ) [item no.9578]

[Montpellier, Faculté de Médecine de l’Univ., H 196] Polyphonies du XIIIe siècle. Le manuscrit H 196 de la Faculté de Médecine de Montpellier, publié par Yvonne Rokseth. _☟

Paris, 1935-1939. 4º. 4 vols: xvi, 397; ix, 306; v, 267; [] pp. Halftone. Central motet repository from the second half of the 13th c. In 4 vols. This set consists of v. I (Reproduction phototypique du manuscrit), v. II (Transcription integrale du manuscrit, fascicules 1-5), v. III (Transcription integrale du manuscrit). v. IV Études et commentaires is missing. Original cloth binding. $500 [item no.1850]

[Montserrat, Bibl. del Monasterio, cód. 1] El llibre vermell de Montserrat. Cants i dances s. XIV. Ma. Carmen Gómez i Muntané. Summary in English. _☟

Coneguem Catalunya, 30. Barcelona, 2000. 12 x 19 cm, 166, with 15 pp. Halftone in reduced format. Text in Catalan version with English summary. Wrappers. $17 [item no.7858]

[Montserrat, Bibl. del Monasterio, cód. 1] Llibre vermell — The Red Book of Montserrat. [Forward: Eckart Rahn; Introduction: Winsome Evans]. _☟

Berlin, 2022. 14.5 x 21 cm, xiii, 136, [30] pp. Full-color reproduction in reduced format of LLibre vermell (the “Red Book”). For musicians the jewel in this ms are the 10 pieces for 1 to 3 voices, including 3 caça (caccia), 1 ballada a ball redon, 3 dances and 3 cantilenas, all dating from the end of the 14th and early 15th century. Includes a description of the manuscript and purpose of the repertoire, texts of the pieces and English translations. Wrappers. $30 (more info... ) [item no.9715]

[Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibl., cgm 4997] Die Kolmarer Liederhandschrift der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek München (Cgm 4997). In Abbildung herausgegeben von Ulrich Müller, Franz Viktor Spechtler und Horst Brunner. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 35. Goppingen, 1976. 8º, x, 1712 pp. Halftone of Cgm 4997 in its entirety, consisting of poetry, illuminations and music. Indispensable tool for the research of the Minnesinger period. Separate commentary vol. Linen, with slipcase. $1120 [item no.1407]

[Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibl., clm 14274] Codex St. Emmeram, Clm 14274 der Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München. Faksimile. Herausgegeben von der Bayerische Staatsbibliothek und Lorenz Welker mit einem Kommentar von Ian Rumbold und Peter Wright. Einführung von Martin Staehelin. _☟

Elementa Musicae, 2. Wiesbaden, 2006. 22.5 x 32 cm, 2 vols, 328, 160 pp. Known as the “St. Emmeram Codex” because of its association with the Benedictine monastery of St. Emmeram in Regensburg, this is one of the most fascinating sources of late medieval polyphony. Compiled by Hermann Pötzlinger during the 1430s and early 1440s the MS comprises an anthology of over 250 compositions drawn from a wide variety of European sources. It includes works by Dufay and Dunstable and their contemporaries and shares concordances with MSS Aosta, Bologna Q15, & Trent 92 to mention a few. Interestingly the manuscipt documents the change from black mensural notation (in common use during the first decades of the 15th c) and the newer white mensural notation which replaced it. Full-color reproduction with commentary in Ger-Eng. Linen. $425 (more info... ) [item no.8692]

[Munich, Universitätsbibl., 2º 731] Die Lieder Reinmars und Walthers von der Vogelweide in der Würzburger Handschrift. Faksimile aus 2º Cod. Mus. 731 der Universitätsbibliothek München. Mit einer Einführung von Gisela Kornrumpf. _☟

Wiesbaden, 1972. 28 x 37 cm, 25, 50 pp. Faithful full-color facsimile. Winner of the “Fifty Best Books” award, 1972. Linen. (Special prospectus available). $385 [item no.1481]

[Opus artis novae, polyphonies] Le codex de Chypre (Torino, Biblioteca Universitaria.J.II.9). Vol.I: Rondeaux et virelais I. Edition par Cécile Beaupain et Germana Schiassi sous la direction de Raphaël Picazos. _☟

Opus Artis Novae, Polyphonies et Transcription Diplomatique 1300-1500, 1. Bologna, 2011. 4º, 127 pp. New critical edition using diplomatic transcription principles (original clefs, mensural notation). Wrappers. (In process of continuation, standing orders invited). $73 [item no.9225]

[Opus artis novae, polyphonies] Le codex de Chypre (Torino, Biblioteca Universitaria.J.II.9). Vol. II: Ballades I Introductory Texts, Poetic Texts and Critical Notes in French and English. _☟

Opus Artis Novae, Polyphonies et Transcription Diplomatique 1300-1500, 2. Bologna, 2013. 24 x 32 cm, 232 pp. New critical edition using diplomatic transcription principles (original clefs, mensural notation). Wrappers. (In process of continuation, standing orders invited). $92 [item no.9322]

[Opus artis novae, polyphonies] Le codex de Chypre (Torino, Biblioteca Universitaria.J.II.9). Vol. III: Ballades II Introductory Texts, Poetic Texts and Critical Notes in French and English. _☟

Opus Artis Novae, Polyphonies et Transcription Diplomatique 1300-1500, 3. Bologna, 2014. 24 x 32 cm, 236 pp. New critical edition using diplomatic transcription principles (original clefs, mensural notation). Wrappers. (In process of continuation, standing orders invited). $97 [item no.9368]

[Opus artis novae, polyphonies] Le codex de Chypre (Torino, Biblioteca Universitaria.J.II.9). Vol. IV: Ballades III Introductory Texts, Poetic Texts and Critical Notes in French and English. _☟

Opus Artis Novae, Polyphonies et Transcription Diplomatique 1300-1500, 3. Bologna, 2016. 24 x 32 cm, 224 pp. New critical edition using diplomatic transcription principles (original clefs, mensural notation). Wrappers. (In process of continuation, standing orders invited). $85 [item no.9528]

[Orléans, Bibl. munic., 201 “Fleury Play-book”] Sacre rappresentazioni nel manoscritto 201 della Bibliothèque Municipale di Orléans. Edizione fototipica. Testi e musiche transcritti e commentati da Giampiero Tintori. Precede uno studio di Raffaello Monterosso. _☟

Instituta et Monumenta, I/2. Cremona, 1958. 25 x 35 cm, 88, 84, 18 pp. Halftone of an important anthology of medieval music dramas copied c.1250, possibly at the Abbey of St. Benoît-sur-Loire near Fleury. Altogether 9 dramas, including the “Raising of Lazarus”, “Conversion of Paul”, “Three Clerks”, “Three Daugthers”, “Son of Getron”, “Representation of Herod”, and “Slaughter of the Innocents”. Historical introduction together with a new authoritative edition in modal rhythm. Limited numbered edition of 500 copies. Wrappers. $79 [item no.1349]

Oxford, Latin Liturgical D20; London, Add. Ms. 25031; Chicago, Ms. 654 App. Facsimile, Introduction, Index and Transcriptions. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 6. New York, 1960. 17 x 25 cm, 30, 45 pp. Halftone. Wrappers. $40 [item no.1485]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, fr. 146] Le roman de Fauvel in the Edition of Mesire Chaillou de Pesstain. A Reproduction in Facsimile of the Complete Manuscript Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Fonds français 146. Introduction by Edward H. Roesner, François Avril and Nancy Freeman Regalado. _☟

New York, 1991. 41 x 52 cm, 280 pp (incl. 205 B/W + 12 color reproductions). Gervais de Bus’ great poetic narrative written between 1310 and 1314 with interpolations of over 150 monophonic songs and polyphonic motets, including some of the works of Phillipe de Vitry. The name Fauvel is derived from the first letters of Flaterie, Avarice, Vilanie, Variété, Envie, Lascheté. Men of all walks and conditions try to cleanse Fauvel. The Roman is a sharp attack on the failings of the medieval church and the political establishment. $575 (more info... ) [item no.1466]

[Paris, Bibl, Nationale, fr. 844] Le manuscrit du roi, fonds français no. 844. Par Jean Beck . . . et Madame Louise Beck. _☟

New York, 1970. 29 x 22 cm, 2 vols, 31, 466 pp. (Rpt. of Philadelphia, 1938 edition). Halftone of a major troubadour source. Deluxe edition with laid paper and handsome cloth binding. $225 [item no.1459]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, fr. 844] Estampies et danses royales. Les plus anciens textes de musique instrumentale du moyen-âge [par] Pierre Aubry. _☟

Geneva, 1975. 15 x 22 cm, 35, with 4 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1907 edition). Halftones and transcriptions of the 8 estampies and dances transmitted in Ms français 844. With musical and historical introduction. Wrappers. $30 [item no.3257]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, fr. 846] Le chansonnier Cangé. Manuscrit français No 846 de la Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris. _☟

Geneva, 1976. 23 x 29 cm, 400, with 282 pp. (Rpt. of Philadelphia, 1927 edition). Halftone of a major 13th-c. trouvère source. The ms is known as “Cangé” after the man who purchased the source from Baudelot in 1724. Cloth. $350 [item no.1458]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, nouv.acq.fr. 13521 & lat. 11411] Paris 13521 & 11411. Facsimile, Introduction, Index and Transcriptions from the Manuscripts Paris Bibl. Nat. nouv. acq. fr. 13521 (La Clayette) and Lat. 11411 by Luther Dittmer. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 4. New York, 1959. 18 x 25 cm, 14, 48, 12 pp. Halftone of the musical portion of “La Clayette” and portion of Ms. lat. 11411 containing polyphonic works. Central motet source. Wrappers. $26 [item no.1446]

Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, fonds latin 1139 d’après les manuscrits conservés à la Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris. Phot. Bibl. Nat. Paris. Facsimile Reproduction of the Manuscript Prepared by Bryan Gillingham. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 14. Ottawa, 1987. 8º, viii, 460, 4 pp. Halftone. A late 11th-early 13th c. composite source once in the possession of the Library at St. Martial. The ms, known as StM-A, contains a 11th-c. proser written apparently for an Abbey dependant on Cluny, a late 12th-c. proser from St. Martial, and votive offices for the B.V.M. Includes a handful of polyphonic works. Index. Hardbound. $110 [item no.1901]

Paris, B.N., fonds latin 3549 and London, B.L., add. 36,881. Facsimile Reproduction of the Manuscript prepared by Bryan Gillingham. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 16. Ottawa, 1987. 8º, viii, 97, 2 pp. Halftone. Two 12th- and early 13th-c. mss (respectively StM-A & StM-D), the former of which was once in the possession of the Library at St. Martial. StM-A transmits mainly conductus for 1 and 2 voices while StM-D is a troper. Index. Hardbound. $60 [item no.1903]

Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, fonds latin 3719. Facsimile Reproduction of the Manuscript Prepared by Bryan Gillingham. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 15. Ottawa, 1987. 8º, viii, 236, 2 pp. Halftone. A late 12th-c. source (StM-C) once in the library at St. Martial. Contains conductus, sequences, ordinary tropes and love songs for 1 and 2 voices. Index. Hardbound. $95 [item no.1902]

Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, fonds latin 7211. Analysis, Inventory and Text Prepared by Alma Colk Santosuosso. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 18. Ottawa, 1991. 8º, xcvii, 302, iv pp. Halftone of an important composite ms transmitting 38 texts of medieval music theory. Includes Musica enchirias, Scolica enchiriadis, texts by Aurelian of Réôme, Guido of Arezzo, Isidore of Seville, and many anonymous authors. The ms is, in Lawrence Gushee’s words, “a puzzle: a crazy quilt of everything from Martianus Capella to Odo”. With new inventory, bibliography and index. Hardbound. $108 [item no.4573]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, lat. 10509] Paris Bibliothèque National, fonds latin 10509. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 24/2. Ottawa, 2003. 18 x 25 cm, 111, 130, 5 pp. Halftone of a ms transmitting medieval music and music theory from monasteries in Normandy. The first part of the ms (c.1175) contains the office for Saint Taurinus, a collection of tracts, and a composition for the Virgin Mary. An anthology of theoretical tracts comprise the second section, including two works by Guido of Arezzo. Cloth. $94 [item no.8396]

[Paris, Bibl. Nationale, lat. 15139 “St. Victor Clausula”] The Music in the St. Victor Manuscript, Paris lat. 15139. Polyphony of the Thirteenth Century. Introduction and Facsimiles by Ethel Thurston. _☟

Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies and Texts, 5. Toronto, 1959. 30 x 25 cm, 6, 40 pp. Sharp halftone of the music portion of this ms (fols. 255-293). Contains 68 pieces in all, including monodies, 2- & 3-voice conductus and motets, and 2-voice organal settings, the last of which are unique. Wrappers. $45 [item no.1450]

[Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Rothschild 2973] Le chansonnier Cordiforme de Jean de Montchenu. _☟

Valencia, 2007-2008 Heart shaped, 22 x 16 cm, 144 pp + commentary. This exceptional MS, closed, is shaped like a heart; it opens into the shape of a butterfly composed of the hearts of the two lovers who send love messages to one another in each one of the songs. When the word “heart” appears in the texts, it is represented by a pictogram. Two full-page illustrations appear in the codex. In the first, Cupid throws arrows at a young girl while at his side Fortune spins his wheel. In the other, two lovers approach one another lovingly. Throughout the MS the staff lines, music and love poems are surrounded by borders made up of animals, birds, dogs, cats and all kinds of flowers and plants highlighted in abundant and delicate gold. The book gets its name from Jean de Montchenu, a nobleman, apostolic prothonotary, Bishop of Agen (1477) and later of Vivier (1478-1497) who commissioned the work. The music repertoire consists of French and Italian songs written by Dufay, Ockeghem, Busnois and their contemporaries. Limited edition of 1380 copies bound in red velvet after the original; 2-part slipcase covered in black and red leather. (more info... ) [item no.8927]

[Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Rothschild 2973] Chansonnier de Jean de Montchenu (ca. 1475). Commentary to the Facsimile of the Manuscript Rothschild 2973 (I.5.13) in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France by David Fallows. _☟

Valencia, 2008 23 x 32 cm, 163 pp. Commentary volume to the facsimile, available separately. $195 [item no.6728]

[Perugia, Bibl. dalla Sala del Dottorato dell’Università, ms inv. 15755 N.F.] Frammenti musicali del trecento nell’incunabolo Inv. 15755 N.F. della Biblioteca del Dottorato dell’Università degli Studi di Perugia. A cura di Biancamaria Brumana e Galliano Cilberti. _☟

Università degli Studi di Perugia, Celebrazioni del VII Centenario. Florence. 2004. 22 x 31 cm. xii, 165 pp, with 59 color illus. Beautiful full-color reproduction of a recently rediscovered trecento fragment (c.1349-1354), possibly the oldest surviving testimony of this repertoire. The main element—one nearly intact bifolio–contains six Ordinary settings by Franciscus de Cumis, Johannes de Florentia & Philippe Royllart. Together with contributions on the history and provenance of the fragments and modern transcription. Wrappers. $70 [item no.8524]

[Porto, Biblioteca Pública Municipal, ms. 714] Porto 714: Um manuscrito precioso. Manuel Pedro Ferreira. _☟

Porto, 2001. 15.5 x 23 cm, 240 pp. Color halftone of a lovely renaissance manuscript probably written in Ferrara around 1465. This source actually consists of two parts, a theoretical section, fols.1-50 (a tract on solmization, tones and modes and the “Libellus cantus mensurabilis” by the celebrated theorist Johannes de Muris), and a collection of polyphonic songs with Italian or French texts, fols.51-79, copied in choirbook format. The music notation for the song section—executed in solid black and red ink—figures—is unusual for this time period. The composers include Robert de Anglia (2), Galfridus de Anglia (2), John Bedyngham (3), Guillaume Dufay (8) and Gilles Joye (1). The ms features 30 decorated initials executed in gold, blue, red and green ink. Commentary and codicological remarks in Portuguese and English. Bound in dark brown cloth with embossed title. (more info... ) [item no.8594]

[Salamanca, Archivo de la Catedral, ms 2631] Codex Calixtinus de Salamanca. _☟

Burgos, 2012. 27 x 37 cm, 246 pp + commentary. Students and scholars of the camino are now fortunate to have a second facsimile of Codex Calixtinus, based on the Salamanca copy. Known as Ms. S, and copied around 1325 in Santiago de Compostela, this counts as one of four complete (long) versions of the Jacobus compilation and at the same time one of four that are illustrated. According to M. Alison Stones the meagerness of Jacobus transmissions is a bit baffling—compared to about 200 sources for the Historia Turpini (Book IV), so the facsimile of the Salamanca source is all the more welcome. Telltale aspects of Ms. S show it has a slightly different lineage from Ms. C, and in that way the text and illustrations offer the historian new insights and challenges. Salamanca comes down to us without title page and the initial portrait of Pope Calixtus has been vandalized, however, other than this the manscript is beautifully executed and adorned with 5 stunning illuminations, 1 of them a whole page. Although Salamanca provides full texts for the chants for the office and mass of St. James, the compiler didn't get around to enter the pitches for the chant around the a single reference line (usually C or F). Limited edition of 898 copies. Artisan binding in full leather with gold decoration on spine, pasted etikette and buckram-leather covered slipcase. (more info... ) [item no.9323]

[Santiago de Compostela, Archivo de la Catedral] Jacobus: Codex Calixtinus de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. _☟

Madrid, 1993. 21 x 29.5 cm, 2 vols, 450, 264 pp. Deluxe full-color facsimile. This MS, compiled around 1160, also known as the Book of St. James, is a jewel in medieval bibliography and one of the richest sources for historians, geographers, musicologists, sociologists, ethnologists, art historians and linguists. Consists of five “books”: I) sermons, texts and homilies for the liturgy of St. James; II) Book of Miracles, a collection of 22 miracles credited to St. James; III) narration of the moving of St. James’ body from Palestine to Compostela; IV) history of Charlemagne and Roland; V) “Liber Peregrinationis” (Guide to the Pilgrim)–the oldest touristic guide of Europe. Musical settings include plainsong and polyphonic conducti, tropes, and organa. Limited edition of 845 copies, bound in full leather with matching slipcase. (more info... ) [item no.4984]

Staehelin, Martin. Conductus-Fragmente aus einer Notre-Dame-Handschrift in Frankfurt a.M. _☟

Nachrichten der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Göttingen, I. Philologisch-historische Klasse, Jahrgang 1987, Nr. 8. Göttingen, 1987. 8º, 10, 18 pp. Halftone of an important newly discovered Notre Dame fragment transmitting 2-voice conductus. Wrappers. Special sale price $4, regularly $15 [item no.1430]

(Summers, William John) English Fourteenth-Century Polyphony: Facsimile Edition of Sources Notated in Score. Edited by William John Summers. _☟

Münchner Editionen zur Musikgeschichte, 4. Tutzing, 1983. 22 x 30 cm, 62, 239 pp. Halftone of the surviving 3-voice sacred pieces from fragments. Most important publication devoted to this corpus. One triple-foldout plate. Notes and inventory. $116 [item no.1482]

Torkewitz, Dieter. Das älteste Dokument zur Entstehung der abendlandischen Mehrstimmigkeit: eine Handschrift aus Werden an der Ruhr: das Düsseldorfer Fragment. _☟

Beihefte zum Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, 44. Stuttgart, 1999. 8º, 131, with 8 color plates pp. Color reproduction of ms K3 H3, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Düsseldorf, a source of the Scolica enchiriadis. With edition and commentary in German. Hardbound. $72 [item no.7721]

[Tournai, Archives de la Cathédrale, A 27 (anc. 476)] La messe de Tournai: Une messe polyphonique en l’honneur de Notre-Dame à la Cathédrale de Tournai au XIVe siècle. Étude et nouvelle transcription par Chanoine Jean Dumoulin, Michel Huglo, Philippe Mercier, Jacques Pycke. _☟

Musicologica Neolovaniensia, Musica sacra, 2 (= Tornacum, 4). Tournai, 1988. 18 x 26 cm, 108, with 15 pp. Superb halftone with one full-color reproduction of the famous Tournai mass cycle re-discovered in 1862. Full description of the manuscript by M. Huglo and essay on the cult of the B.V.M. in the 14th c. by J. Dumoulin and J. Pycke. Completely new transcription. Wrappers. $38 [item no.2522]

[Trier, Stadtbibl., 1973//63] Trierer Marienklage und Osterspiele. Codex 1973/63 der Stadtbibliothek Trier. Herausgegeben von Ursula Hennig und Andrea Traub. _☟

Göppinger Beiträge zur Textgeschichte, Litterae, 91. Goppingen, 1990. 4º, 77, 32 pp. Halftone. Wrappers. $109 [item no.7215]

[Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale, J.II.9] Cypriot Plainchant of the Manuscript Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale J.II.9. A Facsimile Edition with a Commentary by Richard H. Hoppin. _☟

Musicological Studies and Documents, 19. Dallas, 1968. 18 x 26 cm, 109, 56 pp. Halftone of the plainsong Offices for St. Hylarion, St. Anne, and mass cycles of the early 15th c. Quarter linen. $44 [item no.1556]

[Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale, J.II.9] Il codice J.II.9 /The Codex J.II.9. Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria. Edizione in facsimile / Facsimile Edition. Studio introduttivo / Introduction Study, Isabella Data, Karl Kügle. _☟

Ars Nova, 4. Lucca, 1999. 27 x 38 cm, 117, 320 pp. Full color facsimile in the original size of a beautiful ars subtilior source believed to be composed for the Royal Court of Cyprus. In all likelihood J.II.9 was part of the dowry brought over by Anne of Lusignon, the bride of Louis of Savoy. The MS, arranged in 5 fascicles, contains no less than 334 polyphonic and monophonic entries in this order: plainchant, polyphonic mass movements, Latin & French motets, French ballads, and virelais & rondeaux. Linen. (more info... ) [item no.7202]

[Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale, T.III.2, “Boverio”] Il codice T.III.2 / The Codex T.III.2. Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria. Studio introduttivo, ed edizione in facsimile a cura di Agostino Ziino / Introductory Study and Facsimile Edition by Augustino Ziino. _☟

Ars Nova, 3. Lucca, 1994. 25 x 35 cm, 134, 52 pp. Deluxe edition in full color. Major new source (c.1410-1420) for the works of Antonio Zacara da Teramo and his contemporaries. The repertory mainly consists of settings of the ordinary along with some songs. This newly discovered codex, made up of 15 bifolios, was found as binding material. The ms contains 43 compositions, 23 of which seem to be unica. Full scholarly introduction in It-Eng, accompanied by inventory, watermark evidence, poetic texts, & bibliography. Linen. $164 (more info... ) [item no.4312]

[Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale, vari 42] Les “motets Wallons” du manuscrit de Turin: vari 42. _☟

Brussels, 1953. 19 x 26 cm, 2 vols, xii, 92, 90; 139 pp. Halftone of a late 13th-c. motet source copied in Liège. Numerous concordances with the Bamberg and Montpellier mss. Historical introduction and discussion of rhythm. Separate edition vol. Wrappers. $325 [item no.1440]

[Vatican, Bibl. Apost., Rossi 215] Il canzoniere musicale del codice Vaticano Rossi 215, con uno studio sulla melica italiana del trecento, a cura di Giuseppe Vecchi. _☟

Monumenta Lyrica Medii Aevi Italica, III/2. Bologna, 1966. 24 x 34 cm, 5, 36 pp. Halftone of the oldest known source of secular trecento music, copied in the environs of Padua-Verona around 1350. Belonged in the 19th c. to the bibliophile G.F. de Rossi, whose name it now takes. Contains 37 pieces, mostly for two-voices and in madrigal style. Wrappers. $22 [item no.1489]

[Vatican, Bibl. Apost., Rossi 215] Il codice Rossi. Roma, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. Ostiglia, Fondazione Opera Pia don Giuseppe Greggiati. Studio introduttivo ed edizione in facsimile a cura di Nino Pirrotta. _☟

Ars Nova, 2. Lucca, 1992. 22 x 30 cm, 116, 36 pp. New deluxe edition in full color. Oldest known source of secular trecento music, copied in the environs of Padua-Verona around 1350. Belonged in the 19th c. to the bibliophile G.F. de Rossi, whose name it now takes. Contains 37 pieces, mostly for two-voices and in madrigal style. Introduction in It-Eng with full description of the two fragments, poetic texts, provenance, metrical forms, concordances, attributions, and musical notation. Inventory and bibliography. Linen. $118 [item no.4311]

[Vatican, Bibl. Apost., Ottob. 3025] Der vatikanische Organum-Traktat (Ottob. lat. 3025): Organum-Praxis der frühen Notre Dame-Schule und ihre Vorstufen. [Hrsg. von] Frieder Zaminer. _☟

Münchner Veröffentlichungen zur Musikgeschichte, 2. Tutzing, 1959. 205, with 10 & 21 dipl. trans pp. Line-cut of a manual written as a primer on the Notre Dame held-tone and copula style. With historical-stylistic study, edition, and diplomatic edition. $39 [item no.1454]

[Venice, Abbazia di S. Giorgio] Da un codice italiano di mottetti del primo trecento [a cura di] F. Alberto Gallo. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Paleografica, 13. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 30 pp. Halftone. 14th- c. fragment with 2 motets, Ave corpus sanctum and Decus in seraphici (incomplete). With commentary and practical edition of Ave corpus. Wrappers. $13 [item no.5040]

[Vienna, Hofbibl., 2701] Gesänge von Frauenlob, Reinmar v. Zweter und Alexander. Nebst einem anonymen Bruckstück nach der Handschrift 2701 der Wiener Hofbibliothek. Bearbeitet von Heinrich Rietsch. _☟

Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich, 41. Graz, 1960. 27 x 34 cm, xi, 51, 51 pp. (Rpt. of Vienna, 1913 edition). Line-cut. One of the most important Minnesinger mss from the 14th c. Includes edition and full commentary. Wrappers. $65 [item no.1468]

[Vienna, Österr. Nationalbibl., 2856] Mondsee-Wiener Liederhandschrift aus Codex Vindobonensis 2856. Wissenschaftlicher Kommentar: Hedwig Heger. _☟

Codices Selecti, 19. Graz, 1968. 21 x 28 cm, 46, 238 pp. Deluxe 2-color facsimile of one of the most important monuments of German song, c.1500-50, more than half of them attributed to Hermann von Salzburg but also to Hermann von Mügeln and Peter von Arberg. The present facsimile reproduces the music section of the MS, fols. 166-284 which in itself consists of an earlier section with music from the end of the 14th c. (f. 166v-252v) and a later one (f. 253-284v). The original part of the songbook contains 31 sacred and 57 secular songs; 12 mastersongs were added in the later section. The notation is of the ars nova type written on four- or five-line red staves, generally 8 per page. Breves can be represented by unison groups of 2 or 3 semibreves or in polyphonic sections by the breve too. The notation of polyphonic sections may employ two distinct parts, or may appear as a single part with a drone, or it may be only implicit with the used of the name "tenor", above which a further voice is assumed. The MS also employs mensuration signs and red notes. Handsomely bound in quarter leather with vellum paper boards. $699 (more info... ) [item no.1416]

[Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, ML 171 J 6] Polifonia quattrocentesca italiana nel codice Washington, Library of Congress, ML 171 J 6 [a cura di] Giulio Cattin. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Musicologica, 11. Bologna, 1970. 8º, 16, 5 pp. Line-cut of the musical portion of a ms copied c.1465 in a northern Italian Benedictine monastery by “Johannes Franciscus de Papia” (the ms also contains theoretical works by Marchetus, Joh. de Muris, Hotby and others). Contains seven settings a2 and two a1. Wrappers. $16 [item no.4006]

[Wolfenbüttel, Herzog-August-Bibl., 628, “W1”] An Olds St. Andrews Music Book (Cod. Helmst. 628). Published in Facsimile with an Introduction by J. H. Baxter. _☟

St. Andrews University Publications, No. XXX. London, 1931. 14 x 19 cm, xix, 394 pp. Monotone collotype, reduced approximately 15%. Due to overcropping some text in the outer margins has been lost. The third largest ms representing the “central” Notre Dame tradition, transmitting organum and conductus. Includes repertory of settings on chants from the Ordinary, clearly of insular origin. Probably copied at St. Andrew’s in Scotland between 1250 and 1300. Cloth. Rare. $175 [item no.7540]

[Wolfenbüttel, Herzog-August-Bibl., 628, “W1”] Die mittelalterliche Musik-Handschrift W1. Vollständige Reproduktion des “Notre Dame”-Manuskripts der Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, Cod. Guelf. 628. Helmst. Mit einem Vorwort (deutsch und englisch) herausgegeben von Martin Staehelin. _☟

Wolfenbütteler Mittelalter-Studien, 9. Wiesbaden, 1995. 8º, 50, 394 pp. New halftone reproduction in the original size with full margins. The third largest ms representing the “central” Notre Dame tradition, transmitting organum and conductus. Includes repertory of settings on chants from the Ordinary, clearly of insular origin. Probably copied at St. Andrew’s in Scotland between 1250 and 1300. Hardbound. $188 (more info... ) [item no.7264]

Worcester add. 68, Westminster Abbey 33327, Madrid, Bibl. nac. 192. _☟

Publications of Mediaeval Musical Manuscripts, 5. New York, 1959. 89 pp. Halftone. Introduction, index and transcriptions. Wrappers. $31 [item no.1486]

MODERN EDITIONS

Antiphonale missarum simplex iuxta ritum sanctae ecclesiae mediolanensis. _☟

Milan, 2001. 8º, xi, 307 pp. In traditional quadratic notation. Hardbound. [item no.6325]

Antiphonale missarum iuxta ritum sanctae ecclesiae mediolanensis. _☟

Milan, 2005. 8º, xxviii, 656 pp. Edited by Jean Claire and Aberto Turco. In traditional quadratic notation. Hardbound. $77 [item no.6614]

Antifonale Ambrosiano. Commune di Milano, Arcidiocesi di Milano. Servizio per la Pastorale liturgica. _☟

Milan, 2011. 17 x 23 cm, 271 pp, audio CD. Wrappers. $53 [item no.6751]

Le chansonnier de Jean de Montchenu (Bibliothèque Nationale, Rothschild 2973, [I.5.13]). Edition de G. Thibault; commentaires de David Fallows. Ouvrage publié avec la participation de la Direction de la Musique et de la Danse. _☟

Paris, 1991. 4º, lix, 90, 1, xvii pp. Wrappers. $97 [item no.6017]

Dreves, Guido Maria. Ein jahrtausend lateinischer Hymnendichtung. Eine Blütenlese aus den Analecta Hymnica mit literarhistorischen Erläuterungen von Guido Maria Dreves. Nach des Verfassers Ableben revidiert von Clemens Blume. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/10. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 2 vols: 1024 pp. (Rpt. of Leipzig, 1909 edition). Next to Analecta hymnica one of the great anthologies of medieval poetry. Texts by known authors are contained in vol.1, anonymous texts are found in vol.2. Hardbound. [item no.5388]

Secular Polyphony 1388-1480. Edited by David Fallows. _☟

Musica Britannicat, XCVII. London, 2014. 4º. 368 pp. Complements and completes the repertory of early secular polyphony edited by John Stevens in Musica Britannica volumes IV, XVIII and XXXVI. Includes music from mss copied in England as well as music by apparently English composers in mss from the continental mainland. It also includes a large number of pieces for whose origin there is no clear proof, but which are presented here in an appropriate musical context on account of their sources, form and style suggesting an English origin. The contents are presented in groups of material comprising ms collections from Cambridge University Library and the Bodleian Library, music by composers including Bedyngham, Dunstaple, Frye, Galfridus de Anglia, Hothby, Morton and Robertus de Anglia, works ascribed to Alanus, music from John Baldwin's Commonplace Book, English fragments, longer works before 1440, works related to the English repertory 1450–1480, and early arrangements of O Rosa Bella. Buckram. $206 [item no.6785]

[Florence, Bibl. Naz. Centr., Panciatichi 27] Florence BNC, Ms. Panciatichi 27. Text and Context. Edited by Gioia Filocamo. _☟

Monumenta Musica Europea, II/1. Turnhout, 2010. 4°, xx, 988 pp. Ms Panciatichi 27 is a combination of two smaller manuscripts (f.1-120; f.121-216) compiled possibly in Mantua or Ferrara at the beginning of the 16th c. Consisting of a mix of secular and sacred works and a wide range of genres (parts of masses, motets, magnificat sections, litanies, lamentations, dances, instrumental pieces, frottole, laude, chansons, etc.) its composers include Agricola, Bergomotius, Brumel, Cara, Tromboncino, Caron, Compère, Dionisius of Piacenza, Dominicus, G. Fogliano, Ghiselin, Hayne van Ghizeghem, Isaac, Japart, Josquin, Musipula, Pamphilus, Peragulfo, Pinarol, Pisano, Renaldo, Stokhem, Tinctoris, Turis, Vilet, Weerbecke, and 114 anonymous pieces. Hardbound. $230 [item no.8821]

Gennrich, Friedrich. Lateinische Liedkontrafaktur. Eine Auswahl lateinischer Conductus mit ihren volkssprächigen Vorbildern herausgegeben von Friedrich Gennrich. _☟

Musikwissenschaftliche Studienbibliothek, 11. Darmstadt, 1956. 15 x 21 cm, x, 19, viii, 23 pp. Diplomatic transcriptions of more than 40 pieces to demonstrate the history of contrafacting. Historical introduction and tables. Wrappers. $24 [item no.1445]

Gennrich, Friedrich. Melodien altdeutscher Lieder. 47 Melodien in handschriftlicher Fassung herausgegeben von Friedrich Gennrich. _☟

Musikwissenschaftliche Studienbibliothek, 9. Darmstadt, 1954. 15 x 21 cm, xi, 24 dipl. pp. 2nd rev. ed. Diplomatic transcriptions of songs by Neidhart, Pseudo Niedhart, Oswald von Wolkenstein and many anonymous composers. Historical introduction. Wrappers. $12 [item no.1477]

Landini, Francesco (complete works) Complete Works. 2 volumes. Edited by L. Schrade with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Kurt von Fischer. _☟

Monaco, 1982. 4º, 244 pp. Wrappers. $122 [item no.5429]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) I: Les lays. Transcription de Leo Schrade. With a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 112 pp. Wrappers. $62 [item no.5422]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) II: Les motets. Transcription de Leo Schrade. With a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 96 pp. Wrappers. $62 [item no.5423]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) III: La messe de Nostre Dame; Double Hoquet; Remède de Fortune. Edited by L. Schrade, with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 48 pp. Wrappers. $42 [item no.5424]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) IV: Les ballades. Transcription de Leo Schrade. With a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 80 pp. Wrappers. $55 [item no.5425]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) V: Les rondeaux; Les virelais. Transcription de Leo Schrade. With a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 64 pp. Wrappers. $48 [item no.5426]

Machaut, Guillaume de (complete works) Complete Works Edited by L. Schrade, with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Stanley Boorman. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 400 pp. Wrappers. $242 [item no.5419]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les quadrupla et tripla de Paris. Édition étabie par Edward H. Roesner. Édition des plains-chants établie par Michel Huglo. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, I. Monaco, 1993. 4º. Critical edition of the 3- and 4-voice Notre Dame organa. Cloth. $475 [item no.5621]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les organa à deux voix pour l’office du manuscrit de Florence, Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, Plut. 29.1. Édition établie par Mark Everist. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, II. Monaco, 2004. 4º, xci, 332 pp. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa for the Office from Ms Florence plut. 29.1. Cloth. $475 [item no.5825]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les organa à deux voix pour la messe (de noël à la fête de Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul) du manuscrit de Florence, Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, plut. 29.1. Édition établie par Mark Everist. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, III. Monaco, 2001. 4º, xxix, 258 pp. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa for the Mass (part 1) from Ms Florence plut. 29.1. Cloth. Special sale price $225, regularly $475 [item no.5826]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Le organa à deux voix pour la messe (de l’Assomption au commun des Saints) du manuscrit de Florence, Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, plut. 29.1. Édition établie par Mark Everist. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, IV. Monaco, 2003. 4º, xxix, 251 pp. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa for the Mass (part 2 from Ms Florence plut. 29.1. Cloth. $475 [item no.5827]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les clausules à deux voix du manuscrit de Florence, Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana, pluteus, 29.1. Édition établie par Rebecca A. Baltzer. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, V. Monaco, 1995. 4º. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame clausulae from Ms Florence plut. 29.1. Cloth. $475 [item no.5828]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les organa à deux voix du manuscrit de Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Cod. Guelf. 1099 Helmst. Édition etablie par Thomas B. Payne. Vol. 1. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, VIa. Monaco, 1997. 4º. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa (part 1) from W2. Cloth. $355 [item no.5829]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les organa à deux voix du manuscrit de Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Cod. Guelf. 1099 Helmst. Édition etablie par Thomas B. Payne. Vol. 2. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, VIb. Monaco, 1997. 4º. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa (part 2) from W2. Cloth. $355 [item no.5830]

[Magnus liber organi (new critical edition)] Les organa et les clausules à deux voix du manuscrit de Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Cod. Guelf. 628 Helmst. Édition établie par Edward H. Roesner. Plain-chants établis par Evan Angus MacCarthy et Greta-Mary Hair. _☟

Le Magnus Liber Organi de Notre-Dame de Paris, VII. Monaco, 2009. 4º, lvii, 394 pp. Critical edition of the 2-voice Notre Dame organa from W1. Cloth. (This volume is the seventh and last of this important project) $475 [item no.5831]

Mone, F.J. Hymni latini medii aevi [Lateinische Hymnen des Mittelalters, aus Handschriften herausgegeben und erklärt von F.J. Mone. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/5. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 1534 pp. Reprint of the Freiburg im Breisgau, 1853-1855 edition. Along with Analecta Hymnica one of the great anthologies of poetry from the late Middle Ages. Cloth, in 3 volumes. [item no.5385]

Musicorum collegio. Six 14th-Century Musicians’ Motets. Edited by Frank Ll. Harrison, with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance. _☟

Monaco. 4º, 52 pp. Wrappers. Special sale price $20, regularly $48 [item no.5420]

Nocturnale romanum. Antiphonale sacrosanctae romanae ecclesiae pro nocturnis horis herausgegeben von Holger Peter Standhofe. _☟

Heidelberg, 2000. 15 x 21 cm 1,360 pp. A very useful addition to the Liber Usualis, providing a comprehensive edition of the chants for the evening services. Hardbound. $172 [item no.6501]

Philippe de Vitry. Complete Works. Edited by L. Schrade, with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance by Edward H. Roesner. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, 64 pp. Wrappers. Special sale price $20, regularly $51 [item no.5421]

Polyphonic Music of the Fourteenth Century. [Edited by Leo Schrade, Frank Ll. Harrison, W. Thomas Marrocco, Kurt von Fischer, F. Alberto Gallo, Peter M. Lefferts, Gordon K. Greene, Giulio Cattin, Francesco Facchin, Maria Carmen Gómez, Margaret Bent & Anne Hallmark]. _☟

Monaco, 1956-1992. 4º, 25 vols. This important series, now just complete after 30 years of work, contains the corpus of 14th-c. polyphony–nearly 2500 pieces–and is an indispensable collection for all students and performers. Linen. Special sale price $1500, regularly $2995 [item no.5441]

Psallite domino. Canti la messa. _☟

Lucca, 2/ 2006. 12º, xxviii, 236 pp. Edition by the monks of Solesmes, approved by the Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano II and edited according to the Costituzione Sacrosanctum Concilium and and the “Graduale simplex” (1975). In traditional quadratic notation. Hardbound. $44 [item no.6627]

Roman de Fauvel. Edited by Leo Schrade, with a New Introduction and Notes on Performance Specially Written for this Edition by Edward H. Roesner. _☟

Monaco, 1984. 4º, xi, 71 pp. Wrappers. $53 [item no.5531]

Songs in British Sources c.1150-1300. Transcribed and Edited by Helen Deeming. _☟

Musica Britannica, XCV. London, 2013. 4º, lx, 226 pp. Modern critical edition. Partly as a result of the nature of their manuscript transmission, songs from the period 1150 to 1300 have remained unknown or unnoticed with the exception of Sumer is icumen in and Angelus ad virginem. The rich variety of content in MB95 is therefore an important corrective and addition to our knowledge of the period, and is evidence for a vigorous interest in the cultivation and preservation of song in the 12th and 13th centuries. Not all the songs edited here originated in Britain, but their presence in MSS of British origin suggests that all were at least sung here. Most items are found uniquely in single music sources, or with text-only concordances, and around half are published for the first time. Buckram. $175 [item no.6757]

Latin Church Music I: Mass Salve intemerata & Antiphons Contrafactum Se lord and behold Transcribed and edited by David Skinner. _☟

Early English Church Music, 64. London, 2022. 30 x 43 cm. 192 pp. First all-Tallis volume since EECM 12 and EECM 13. Focuses on Latin polyphony that is either demonstrably Henrician or can plausibly be dated to before 1547. Contents: Ave dei patris filia; Ave rosa sine spinis; Gaude gloriosa dei mater; Salve intemerata; Mass Salve intemerata; Se lord and behold. Buckram. $115 [item no.9696]

Van der Werf, Hendrik. Trouvères-Melodien I. Blondel de Nesle, Gautier de Dargies, Chastelain de Coucy, Conon de Bethune, Gace Brule. Herausgegeben von Hendrik van der Werf. _☟

Monumenta Monodica Medii Aevi, XI. Kassel, 1977. 8º, xvi, 616 pp. Linen. $251 [item no.6918]

MONOGRAPHS

[Alamire Foundation] Yearbook of the Alamire Foundation 6. [Proceedings of “Bruges-Venice: Music in Two Urban Mosaics”, Bruges, 14-16 December 2001; and part I of the 17th International Congress of the International Musicological Society, Leuven, 1-7 August 2002]. _☟

Leuven-Neerpelt, 2008. 8º, 432 pp. Contents - Mary E. Wolinski: Drinking Motets in Medieval Artois and Flanders; Julie E. Cumming: From Variety to Repetition: The Birth of Imitative Polyphony; Eric Rice: The Role of Acoustics in the Performance of Renaissance Polyphony at the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary in Aachen; Katelijne Schiltz: Polyphony and Word-Sound in Adrian Willaert’s Laus Tibi Sacra Rubens; Luminita Florea: Virtus Scriptoris: Steps towards a Typology of Illustration Borrowing in Music Theory Treatises of the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance; C. Matthew Balensuela: Ut hec te figura docet: The Transformation of Music Theory Illustrations from Manuscripts to Print; Thomas Holme Hansen: Change and Continuity in Twentieth-Century Textbooks on Sixteenth-Century Counterpoint; Donna G. Cardamone Jackson: Orlando di Lasso et al.: A New Reading of the Roman Villanella Book (1555); Peter Bergquist: The Two Editions of Lasso’s Selectissimae Cantiones, 1568 and 1579; Richard Freedman: Who Owned Lasso’s Chansons?; Bernhold Schmid: ... Nec non tyronibus quàm eius artis peritioribus summopere inservientes. Zur gedrucktenÜberlieferung von Lassos Bicinien; Philippe Canguilhem: Musique et politique à Florence dans la première moitié du XVIe siècle; Le statut du madrigal à la lumière de nouvelles sources; Susan Lewis Hammond: Selling the Madrigal: Pierre Phalèse II and the Four ‘Antwerp Anthologies’. Wrappers. $69 [item no.6686]

Argentini, Alessandro & Lucia Ludovica de Nardo. Fonti della musica sacra: testi e incisioni discografiche _☟

Quaderni del Laboratorio Mirage, [2]. Lucca, 2011. 7 x 24 cm, 236 pp. Sacred music and the recording industry. Wrappers. $49 [item no.6987]

Aubry, Pierre. La musique et les musiciens d’église en Normandie au XIIIe siècle d’après le “Journal des visites pastorales d’Odon Rigaud”. _☟

Geneva, 1972. 8º, 60 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1906 edition). Wrappers. $35 [item no.5491]

Aubry, Pierre. Les plus anciens monuments de la musique française par Pierre Aubry, Archiviste-Paléographe. _☟

Mélanges de Musicologie Critique, IV. New York, 1969. 25 x 33 cm, 95, with 24 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1905 edition). Halftones from chansonnier sources, c.1200-1300. Laid paper. Wrappers. $48 [item no.1455]

Aubry, Pierre Les plus anciens monuments de la musique française par Pierre Aubry, Archiviste-Paléographe. _☟

Mélanges de Musicologie Critique, IV. Geneva, 1979. 4º, 95, with 24 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1905 edition). Halftones from chansonnier sources, c.1200-1300. Wrappers. $65 [item no.1456]

Baldovin, John F. The Urban Character of Christian Worship. The Origins, Development, and Meaning of Stational Liturgy. _☟

Orientalia Christiana Analecta, 228. Rome, 1987. 8º, 319 pp. Wrappers. $42 [item no.5780]

Beck, Eleonora M. Singing in the Garden. Music and Culture in the Tuscan Trecento. _☟

Bibliotheca Musicologica Universität Innsbruck, 3. Lucca, 1998. 8º, 179 pp. Wrappers. $42 [item no.6196]

Besseler, Heinrich & Peter Gülke. Schriftbild der mehrstimmigen Musik. _☟

Musikgeschichte in Bildern, III/5. Leipzig, 1973. 25 x 35 cm, 184, 95 illus pp. Examination of the notation of polyphonic music c.1150-1650. Commentary, together with partial transcriptions. Bibliography. Linen. $48 [item no.1576]

Bowles, Edmund A. Musikleben im 15. Jahrhundert. _☟

Musikgeschichte in Bildern, III/8. Leipzig, 1977. 24 x 35 cm, 191, with 160 illus pp. One of the finest iconographies ever assembled on the Renaissance, dealing with all aspects of music making. In Ger. Bibliography. Linen. $50 [item no.2373]

Bowles, Edmund A. La pratique musicale au moyen-âge / Musical Performance in the Late Middle Ages. _☟

Iconographie Musicale, 7. Geneva, 1983. 4º, 208, with 160 illus pp. Important anthology of medieval miniatures, rich with information on the role of music in Court ceremonies, religious processions/services, popular dance and middle-class concerts. Commentary in Fr-Eng. Bound. $96 [item no.2374]

Boncompagno da Signa. Testi riguardanti la vita degli studenti a Bologna nel sec. XIII (dal “Boncompagnus”, lib. I), a cura di V. Pini. _☟

Testi per Esercitazioni, 6. Bologna, 1968. 8º, 56 pp. (Rpt. of Bologna, 1868 edition). Wrappers. $15 [item no.5136]

Bussi, Francesco. Brahms dopo Brahms. Tracce panoramiche di una discendenza e di un’ eredità. _☟

Lucca, 2009. 14 x 21 cm, 132 pp. Wrappers. $24 [item no.6856]

Carducci, Giosuè. Cacce in rima dei secoli XIV-XV. _☟

Biblioteca Storico Giuridica e Artistico Letteraria: Letteratura Musica Teatro, 3. Bologna, 1973. 8º, 128 pp. (Rpt. of Bologna, 1896 edition). Wrappers. $18 [item no.5091]

Carducci, Giosuè. Musica e poesia nel mondo elegante ital. del sec. XIV. _☟

Biblioteca Storico Giuridica e Artistico Letteraria: Letteratura Musica Teatro, 2. Bologna, 1973. 8º, 80 pp. (Rpt. of Livorno, 1874 edition). Wrappers. $18 [item no.5090]

Cattin, Giulio. Musica e liturgia a San Marco: Testi e melodie per la liturgia delle ore dal XII al XVII secolo, dal graduale tropato del duecento ai graduali cinquecenteschi. _☟

Venice, 1990-1992. 8º, 4 vols. 440, 516, 306, 194, 120 pp. Wrappers. $300 [item no.5675]

[Certaldo VII, proceedings] L’ars nova italiana del trecento - VII. “Dolci e nuove note”. Atti del Quinto Convegno Internazionale in ricordo di Federico Ghisi (1901-1975) (Certaldo, 17-18 dicembre 2005). A cura di Franceso Zimei. _☟

Lucca, 2009. 15 x 21 cm, x, 277 pp. Presentazione di Agostino Ziino; John Nadas: Una riflessione generale sulle nuove fonti musicali a cinquant'anni dall'inventario di Kurt von Fischer; Armando Antonelli: Tracce di ballate e madrigali a Bologna tra XIV e XV secolo (con una nota sul meccanismo di copia delle ballate estemporanee); Agostino Ziino: Sulla tradizione musicale della ballata “Per seguir la sperança che m'ancide” di Francesco Landini; Michael Scott Cuthbert: Palimpsests, Sketches, and Extracts: The Organization and Compositions of Seville 5-2-25; Marco Gozzi: Boccaccio, Gherardello e una ballata monodica; Carla Vivarelli: “Ars cantus mensurabilis mensurata per modos iuris” un trattato napoletano di ars subtilior? Pedro Memelsdorff: “Equivocus”. Per una nuova lettura del rapporto testo-musica nel Trecento italiano; Francesco Zimei: Riflessi musicali nella novellistica toscana del Trecento (statistiche e osservazioni); Gianluca D'Agostino: Some musical data from literary sources of the late middle ages; Sandra Dieckmann - Oliver Huck: Metrica e musica nel Trecento. Madrigali, ballate e cacce; Francesco Facchin: Suono e voce in Boccaccio. Wrappers. [item no.6854]

[Certaldo VIII, proceedings] Beyond 50 years of Ars Nova studies at Certaldo, 1959-2009 : atti del convegno internazionale di studi, Certaldo, Palazzo Pretorio, 12-14 giugno 2009 / a cura di Marco Gozzi, Agostino Ziino e Francesco Zimei. _☟

Lucca, 2014. 15 x 21 cm, x, 277 pp. Presentazione di Agostino Ziino; John Nadas: Una riflessione generale sulle nuove fonti musicali a cinquant'anni dall'inventario di Kurt von Fischer; Armando Antonelli: Tracce di ballate e madrigali a Bologna tra XIV e XV secolo (con una nota sul meccanismo di copia delle ballate estemporanee); Agostino Ziino: Sulla tradizione musicale della ballata “Per seguir la sperança che m'ancide” di Francesco Landini; Michael Scott Cuthbert: Palimpsests, Sketches, and Extracts: The Organization and Compositions of Seville 5-2-25; Marco Gozzi: Boccaccio, Gherardello e una ballata monodica; Carla Vivarelli: “Ars cantus mensurabilis mensurata per modos iuris” un trattato napoletano di ars subtilior? Pedro Memelsdorff: “Equivocus”. Per una nuova lettura del rapporto testo-musica nel Trecento italiano; Francesco Zimei: Riflessi musicali nella novellistica toscana del Trecento (statistiche e osservazioni); Gianluca D'Agostino: Some musical data from literary sources of the late middle ages; Sandra Dieckmann - Oliver Huck: Metrica e musica nel Trecento. Madrigali, ballate e cacce; Francesco Facchin: Suono e voce in Boccaccio. Wrappers. $70 [item no.6783]

Cervelli, L. Contributi alla storia degli strumenti musicali: antichità e medio evo. _☟

Subsidia Didascalica, 2. Bologna, 1977. 8º, 55 pp. Wrappers. $22 [item no.5250]

Cullin, Olivier. L’image musique. _☟

Paris, 2006. 8º, 172 pp. Wrappers. $62 [item no.6653]

De Bartholomaeis, Vincenzo. Origini della poesia drammatica italiana. Ristampa anastatica dell’edizione 1952 a cura e con introduzione di Francesco Zimei. _☟

Documenti di Storia Musicale Abruzzese, 6. Lucca, 2009. 8º, xvii, 538 pp. A seminal work on Italian poetry of the late Middle Ages. Wrappers. $65 [item no.6878]

Diaz y Diaz, Manuel C. El codice Calixtino de la Catedral de Santiago. Estudio codicológico y de contenido por Manuel C. Diaz y Diaz. Con la colaboración de M. Araceli Garcia Piñeiro y Pilar del Ora Trigo. _☟

Monografías de Compostellanum, 2. Santiago de Compostela, 1988. 8º, 359 pp. Codicological study of the manuscript. Wrappers. $40 [item no.5776]

Du Meril, Edélestand. Poésies inédites du moyen age. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/4. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 456 pp. (Rpt. of 1854 edition). Cloth. [item no.5384]

Du Meril, Edélestand. Poésies populaires latines antérieures au douzième siècle. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/2. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 434 pp. (Rpt. of 1847 edition). Cloth. [item no.5382]

Du Meril, Edélestand. Poésies populaires latines du moyen age. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, V/3. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 454 pp. (Rpt. of 1847 edition). Cloth. [item no.5383]

Fischer, Kurt von. Paolo da Firenze und der Squarcialupi-Kodex (I-FI 87). _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Paleografica, 9. Bologna, 1969. 8º, 32, with 4 illus pp. Study of Paolo’s relationship to the Squarcialupi codex and discovery of a hitherto unknown 2-voice composition: “Gaudeamus omnes in domino”. Transcription. Wrappers. $13 [item no.5036]

(Gallo, F. Alberto) L’ars nova italiana del trecento. Secondo convegno internazionale 17-22 luglio 1969 sotto il patrocinio della Società Internazionale di Musicologia. Edizione curata da F. Alberto Gallo. _☟

Bologna, 1970. 8º, 509, 8 illus pp. Wrappers. $51 [item no.5000]

Gallo, F. Alberto. “Cantus planus binatum”. Polifonia primitiva in fonti tardive. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Paleografica, 12. Bologna, 1966. 8º, 18 pp. Wrappers. $15 [item no.5039]

Gasperini, Guido. Storia della semiografia musicale. _☟

Bibliotheca Musica Bononiensis, II/52. Bologna, 1984. 13 x 18 cm, 325 pp. (Rpt. of Milan, 1905 edition). History of notation; subject divided into alphabetic, diastematic and actual notation. Italian equivalent of Johannes Wolf’s Handbuch der Notationskunde. Hundreds of musical examples. Cloth. $45 [item no.5411]

Ghisi, Federico. Alle fonti della monodia. Due nuovi brani della “Dafne”; Il ’Fuggilotio musicale” di G. Caccini. _☟

Biblioteca Storico Giuridica e Artistico Letteraria, Letteratura Musica Teatro, 36. Bologna, 1970. 8º, 78 pp. (Rpt. of Turin, 1940 edition). Two complementary studies on early monody. Wrappers. $22 [item no.5119]

Guaitamacchi, Valeria. Madrigali trecenteschi dal frammento “Greggiati” di Ostiglia a cura di Valeria Guaitamacchi. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Paleografica, 9. Bologna, 1970. 8º, 31 pp. Modern edition of eight madrigals from the “Ostiglia” manuscript fragment, together with poetic texts & bibliography. Wrappers. $16 [item no.5594]

Hottois, Isabelle. L’iconographie musicale dans les manuscrits de la Bibliothèque Royale Albert Ier. Catalogue de l’exposition par Isabelle Hottois. _☟

Brussels, 1982. 4º, iiv, 173, 37 illus pp. Wrappers. $38 [item no.700]

Jeanneret, Christine. L’œuvre en filigrane. Une étude philologique des manuscrits de musique pour clavier à Rome au VIIIe siècle. _☟

Historiae Musicae Cultores, 116. Florence, 2009. 8º, ix, 620 pp. Study of 74 17th-c. music manuscripts for keyboard from Frescobaldi’s circle in Rome. Besides being an important catalogue with a precise physical description, contents, concordances and analysis, it also contains the identification of several organists on the grounds of archival research. Among the so far unpublished volumes, 4 original manuscripts of Girolamo Frescobaldi were discovered; these offer a new perspective of the Roman organists’ musical world, at a crossroads between oral and written practices. Wrappers. $76 [item no.6885]

Lassberg, Joseph, Freiherr von. Lieder-Saal, das ist: die Sammlung altdeutscher Gedichte aus ungedruckten Quellen. _☟

Hildesheim, 1968. 8º, c.2850 pp. Line-cut of the n.p., 1820-25 edition. One of the most extensive and important collections of poetry from the 13th and 14th centuries. Includes 261 texts. 4 vols, in linen. (no music). $582 [item no.3875]

Levi, Ezio. Poesia di popolo e poesia di corte nel trecento. _☟

Biblioteca Storico Giuridica e Artistico Letteraria: Letteratura Musica Teatro, 10. Bologna, 1971. 8º, xx, 260 pp. (Rpt. of Livorno, 1915 edition). Wrappers. $32 [item no.5097]

Lopez-Calo, José, S.J. La música medieval en Galicia. _☟

La Coruña, 1982. 27 x 28 cm, 179 pp. Excellent survey of music monuments in Spain, c.1050-1600. Numerous halftones, many in color, including generous samplings from the Codex of Fernando I, Codex Calixtinus and Codex de Lugo. Linen. $52 [item no.1577]

Parish, Carl. The Notation of Medieval Music. The Development of Musical Notation from the Ninth to the Fifteenth Century. With Sixty-Two Facsimiles. With a New Introduction by James McKinnon. _☟

New York, 1978. 16 x 24 cm, 228, with 62 plates pp. Reprint of above, with new introduction. Cloth. $33 [item no.2771]

Pirro, André. La musique à Paris sous le règne de Charles VI (1380-1422). _☟

Geneva, 1985. 8º, 48 pp. (Rpt. of Strasbourg, 1930 edition). Wrappers. $30 [item no.5523]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. Adalbodi episcopi ultraiectensis: Epistola cum tractatu. De musica instrumentali humanaque ac mundana. [Bibl. Apost., Vatican, Ms. Barb. 283]. _☟

Divitiae Musicae Artis, A.II. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1981. 17 x 24 cm, 11, 20, 90, 12 pp. Introduction, edition, commentary and halftone of a treatise attributed to Adalbold, Bischof of Utrecht (flourished c.1000-50). Based on a 13th-c. copy. Wrappers. $62 [item no.1516]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. Bernonis augiensis abbatis de arte musica disputationes traditae. Pars A: Bernonis augiensis de mensurado monochordo; Pars B: Quae ratio est inter tria opera de arte musica bernonis augiensis. _☟

Divitiae Musicae Artis, A.6. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1978-79. 17 x 24 cm, 2 vols, 94, 126 pp. Introduction, edition, commentary and halftones from a nucleus of sources. Wrappers. $104 [item no.6902]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. Codex oxoniensis Bibl. Bodl. Rawl. C 270. Pars A: “De vocum consonantiss” AC “De re musica” (Osberni cantuariensis?) _☟

Divitiae Musicae Artis, A.X. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1979-80. 17 x 24 cm, 2 vols, 72, 104 pp. Introduction, edition, commentary and halftone reproduction of Rawl. C 270. Wrappers. $102 [item no.6903]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. De numero tonorum litterae episcopi A. Ad coepiscopum E. missae ac Commentum super tonos Episcopi E. (ad 1000). [Staatsbibl. Berlin, lat. 8° 265; Bibl. Nazionale, Naples, VIII D 14]. _☟

Divitiae Musicae Artis, A.I. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1975. 17 x 24 cm, 99 pp. Introduction, edition, commentary and halftone of two complementary tonaries c.1000. Wrappers. $62 [item no.6901]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. Musica domni Heinrici augustensis magistri. [Österr. Nationbibl., Vienna, Ms. cpv 51]. _☟

Divitiae musicae artis, A.VII. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1977. 17 x 24 cm, 32, 22, 5 pp. Commentary, edition and halftone of treatise by Heinrich from Augsburg (11th c.), from a 12th-c. Austrian or South German copy. Written in the form of a teacher-student dialogue. Wrappers. $41 [item no.1543]

Smits van Waesberghe, Joseph. Tres tractatuli Guidonis Aretini: Guidonis “Prologus in antiphonarium”. [Österr. Nationalbibl., Vienna, Ms. cpv 51]. _☟

Divitiae musicae artis, A.III. Schola Palaeographica Amstelodamensi Conspirante Collectae Auspice Josepho Smits van Waesberghe. Buren, 1975. 17 x 24 cm, 55, 24, 8 pp. Introduction, edition and halftone of a 12th-c. Austrian or South German theoretical manual transmitting the doctrine of Guido. 6 concordances also in facsimile. Wrappers. $47 [item no.1562]

Thomas, Antoine. Chanson de Sainte Foi D’Agen. Poème provençal du XIe, édité d’après le manuscrit de Leide avec fac-similé, traduction, notes et glossaire. _☟

Les Classique Français du Moyen Âge, 45. Geneva, 1974. 12 x 19 cm, xxxviii, 88, with 18 pp. (Rpt. of Paris, 1925 edition). Line-cut of a 12th-c. ms. Transcription on facing pages with the facsimile. Wrappers. (no music). $10 [item no.1460]

Toffetti, Marina. Edizioni moderna di musica antica. Sei letture critiche a cura di Marina Toffetti. Prefazione di Maria Caraci Vela. _☟

Didattica della Filologia Musicale, 1. Lucca, 1997. 8º, 200 pp. Wrappers. [item no.5990]

Vecchi, Giuseppe. Per una interpretazione moderna dei canti scolareschi del medioevo. Essempi di alcuni ritmi. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Studi & Estratti, 13. Bologna, 1970. 8º, 16 pp. Wrappers. $5 [item no.5077]

Vecchi, Giuseppe. Tropi, sequenze antifone dei tropari nonantolani del sec. XII. Indici. _☟

Biblioteca di “Quadrivium”, Serie Liturgica, 3. Bologna, 1985. 8º, 150 pp. Wrappers. $18 [item no.5056]

Vecchi, Giuseppe. Uffici drammatici della Chiesa Padovana, a cura di G. Vecchi. _☟

Testi Drammatici Medioevali, 2. Bologna, 2/ 1990. 8º, 190 pp. (Rpt. of Florence, 1954 edition). Wrappers. $0 [item no.5275]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (collected articles) Dulce melos. Raccolta di studi, I. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni, 4. Bologna, 1972. 8º, 220 pp. Collection of 15 essays on medieval topics. Preface by Vittorio Gibelli. Wrappers. $38 [item no.5218]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (collected articles) Dulce melos. Raccolta di studi, II. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni, 5. Bologna, 1974. 8º, 228 pp. Collection of 13 essays on medieval and early renaissance topics. Preface by Vittorio Gibelli. Wrappers. $38 [item no.5219]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (collected articles) Dulce melos. Raccolta di studi, IV. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni. Bologna, 1982. 8º, 260 pp. Collection of 8 studies on renaissance and early baroque topics. Preface by Laura Callegari. Wrappers. $38 [item no.5233]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (collected articles) Dulce melos. Raccolta di studi, V. Musica, festa, teatro tra Italia e Polonia dal Medioevo all’età barocca. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni. Bologna, 1996. 8º, 150 pp. Collection of studies on renaissance and early baroque topics. Preface by Laura Callegari. Wrappers. $32 [item no.6289]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (collected articles) Dulce melos. Raccolta di studi, VI. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni. Bologna, 1990. 8º, 204 pp. Collection of 8 studies on renaissance and early baroque topics. Preface by Laura Callegari. Wrappers. $32 [item no.5593]

Vecchi, Giuseppe (Festschrift) Contributi e studi di liturgia e musica mella regione padana. Raccolta di studi nel sessantesimo compleanno di G. Vecchi, a cura di Giampaolo Ropa e Vittorio Gibelli. _☟

Miscellanee Saggi Convegni, 6. Bologna, 1972. 8º, 386 pp. Collection of articles honoring the 60th birthday of Giuseppe Vecchi. Wrappers. $32 [item no.5220]

Williams, John & Alison Stones. The Codex Calixtinus and the Shrine of St. James. _☟

Jakobus-Studien, 3. Tübingen, 1992. 8º, 262 pp. Proceeding of a colloquium sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh. 16 contributions on language, art historical aspects, music, archeology, and legend. Wrappers. $68 [item no.5431]

(Wooldridge, H.E. & H.V. Hughes) Early English Harmony from the 10th to the 15th Century. Illustrated by Facsimiles of Mss with a Translation into Modern Musical Notation. Edited by H.E. Wooldridge and Rev. H.V. Hughes. _☟

New York, 1976. 22 x 29 cm, I: 60 plates; II: i, 134 pp. (Rpt. of London, 1897-1913 edition). Halftones, with commentary, of some of the most notable examples of English Insular music. Separate edition vol. $55 [item no.1570]

Zimei, Francesco. Antonio Zacara da Teramo e il suo tempo. A cura di Francesco Zimei. _☟

Documenti di Storia Musicale Abruzzese, 2. Lucca, [2005]. 8º, xxvi, 443 pp. Wonderful “festschrift” honoring the trecento scholar Kurt von Fischer, and the composer Zacara da Teramo, one of the composers featured in the Squarcialupi Codex. Articles by: Agostino Ziino, Raffaele Colapietra, Giuliano di Bacco/John Nádas, David Fallows, Jan Herlinger, Margaret Bent, Marco Gozzi, Lucia Marchi, Maria Caraci Vela, Anne Hallmark, Francesco Zimei, Gianluca D’Agostino, Thomas Schmidt-Bete, Pedro Memelsdorf, Michael Scott Cuthbert, Francesco Facchin, Paolo Peretti, Francesco Zimei, and Gianluca Tarquinio. Wrappers. $80 [item no.6577]