Confisus Domino - Pinchon, Ioannes

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"Micyllus's ''Sylvarum libri quinque'' presents two poems under the title ''Confide et ama'' ("trust and love"), the motto of George of Austria (1505–1557), illegitimate son of Emperor Maximilan I and Prince-Bishop of Liège. ''Confisus Domino'' is the first of them and was also set by Confisus Domino (Orlando di Lasso) (whose setting is also included in ''Thesaurus musicus''). The item following Pinchon's setting in ''Thesaurus Musicus'' is Vivere vis recte (Nicolas de Wismes)'s setting of the second poem, ''Vivere vis recte'', which like Pinchon's and Lassus's pieces features the text ''Confide et ama'' as an ostinato. The first half of ''Vivere vis recte'' was also set by Vivere vis recte (Derrick Gerarde)."

◈ Genre → Motets ♬ Voicing → SSAATB ¶ Language → Latin

Parts 6

Instruments A cappella

Pages 11

CPDL # 59493

Editor Adrian Wall

Posted 2020-07-02

License Personal