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"Jacques Moderne, Antonio Gardano, and Georg Forster attributed the motet to Richafort, but apparently several other possible composers have been suggested: Lupus Hellinck (Attaingnant & Cappella Giulia XII.4), Arnold Caen (Berg & Neuber) or Verdelot."

⌛ Period → Renaissance ◈ Genre → Tenebrae responsories

♯ Key F major

⁄ Time Signature 2/1

♬ Voicing → AATBB

◆ Difficulty

Elementary

↕ Range F2 – D5

¶ Language → Latin

Measures 138

Texture Homophonic

Parts 5

Instruments A cappella

Pages 11

CPDL # 56777

Editor Mick Swithinbank

Posted 2020-01-25

License CPDL License

♫Pitch Ranges

Cantus (C1 )

C4 – D5

Altus (C3)

F3 – G4

Tenor (C4)

C3 – F4

Quinta (C4)

C3 – F4

Bassus (F4)

F2 – B-3

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¶Lyrics / Text

Hierusalem luge et exue te vestiibus induere cinere et cilicio quia in te occisus est salvator Israel. Deduc quasi torrentem lachrimas per diem et noctem et non taceat pupilla oculis tui quia in te occisus est salvator Israel.