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Florilegium portense : continens CXV. selectissimas cantiones 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. vocum praetantissimorum aetatis nostrae autorum, in illustri gymnasio portensiante & post cibum sumtum nunc temporis usitatas : in nominis Dei gloriam, ecclesiarum desus, & studiosae juventutis usum

Title
Florilegium portense : continens CXV. selectissimas cantiones 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. vocum praetantissimorum aetatis nostrae autorum, in illustri gymnasio portensiante & post cibum sumtum nunc temporis usitatas : in nominis Dei gloriam, ecclesiarum desus, & studiosae juventutis usum / collectum et editum autore M. Erhardo Bodenschatz, Lichtenbergense gymnasij portensis olim cantore.
Publication
Lipsiæ : Typis & sumtibus Abrahami Lambergi & Caspari Closemanni, Anno ... M.DC.XVIII [1618]

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Additional Authors
  • Bodenschatz, Erhard, 1576-1636.
  • Lamberg, Abraham, 1557-1629
  • Klosemann, Kaspar
Description
9 parts; 20 cm. (quarto)
Uniform Title
Florilegium selectissimarum cantionum.
Alternative Title
Basis generalis, CXV. cantionum, ad organa musica accommodata, et Florilegio musico portensi
Subject
Note
  • Contains 115 motets by 48 composers, mainly German.
  • Predominantly for 8-part chorus; continuo supplied by the editor.
  • Revised and enlarged 1st part (originally published as Florilegium selectissimarum cantionum, RISM B/I, 1603¹) of 2-part motet anthology edited by E. Bodenschatz.
  • Printed from moveable type throughout; decorated initials, diamond musical notation.
  • Each part has its own t.p. with name of part above imprint: Discantus, altus, tenor, bassus, quinta vox, sexta vox, septima vox, octava vox, and basis generalis, respectively.
  • Title page of Basis generalis: Basis generalis, CXV. cantionum, ad organa musica accommodata, et Florilegio Musico Portensi.
  • All parts include indexes: in alphabetical order and in order of feasts of the church's year.
  • "[Bodenschatz's] Florilegium Portense, a motet anthology in two parts modelled on the unpublished anthologies of Calvisius. Intended to illustrate the practice of choral music at Schulpforta, it provides a valuable cross-section of German and Italian motet composition about 1600" -- Cf. Oxford [Grove] Music Online.
Indexed In (note)
  • RISM B/I
Language (note)
  • Latin or German words.
Call Number
Mus. Res. *MRH (Bodenschatz. Florilegium portense. 1618)
OCLC
57412759
Title
Florilegium portense : continens CXV. selectissimas cantiones 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. vocum praetantissimorum aetatis nostrae autorum, in illustri gymnasio portensiante & post cibum sumtum nunc temporis usitatas : in nominis Dei gloriam, ecclesiarum desus, & studiosae juventutis usum / collectum et editum autore M. Erhardo Bodenschatz, Lichtenbergense gymnasij portensis olim cantore.
Imprint
Lipsiæ : Typis & sumtibus Abrahami Lambergi & Caspari Closemanni, Anno ... M.DC.XVIII [1618]
Edition
Editio altera ab ipso autore auctior & emendatior reddita.
Indexed In:
RISM B/I, 1618¹.
Language
Latin or German words.
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Place of Publication
Germany Leipzig.
Added Author
Bodenschatz, Erhard, 1576-1636.
Lamberg, Abraham, 1557-1629, printer.
Klosemann, Kaspar, printer.
Added Title
Florilegium selectissimarum cantionum.
Research Call Number
Mus. Res. *MRH (Bodenschatz. Florilegium portense. 1618)
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