Andreas Christi famulus - Crecquillon, Thomas

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"This work is included in Volume 5 of the '''Opera Omnia''' by Thomas Crecquillon, to whom it is now confidently attributed: "CMM 063-05, no.1 Andreas Christi famulus - Dilexit Andream" (Published by the American Institute of Musicology; on the website, you cannot find which sources were used.) On the other hand, this work can also be found in Volume 1 of Thesaurus Musicus (1564). The author given in the table of contents is '''Moralis'''. RISM (currently) knows no ''Andreas Christi famulus'' of Thomas Crecquillon. Under ''Cristóbal de Morales'' are listed - in addition to the 5-part version - also manuscripts of an 8-part version: (the two RISM links below), whereby reference is made to the printed version in the Thesaurus musicus from 1564.<br/> The attribution is discussed in detail in Martin Ham's PhD thesis (link below). Ham suggests that the piece was written for a meeting of the Order of the Golden Fleece in 1546."

⌛ Period → Renaissance ◈ Genre → Antiphons ♬ Voicing → SSAATTBB, SSATTTBB ¶ Language → Latin

Parts 8

Instruments A cappella

Pages 14

CPDL # 60089

Editor Andrew Fysh

Posted 2022-02-20

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Andreas Christi famulus, dignus Deo Apostolus, germanus Petri et in passione socius. Dilexit Andream Dominus in odorem suavitatis. ''1564 version'': O Iesu Christe, Fili Dei, ora pro nobis. (''Tenor cantus firmus'': Sanctus Andreas gaudet in caelis.) ''1576 version'': Sancte Andrea, ora pro nobis.