Tristitia et anxietas - Clemens non Papa, Jacobus

"Somewhat unusually, Susato gave it a key signature of two flats, although some E flats require editorial cancellation, and in general quite a lot of editorial accidentals seem called for. The first word of the text is consistently spelled tristicia, which may cast light on the pronunciation of Latin in 16th century Flanders. The original clefs were C1, C3, C4 and F4."

⌛ Period → Renaissance ◈ Genre / Form → Motets

♯ Key G minor

⁄ Time Signature 2/1

♬ Voicing → STTB

◆ Difficulty

Elementary

↕ Range G2 – E-5

¶ Language → Latin

Measures 177

Texture mixed texture

Parts 4

Instruments A cappella

Pages 15

CPDL # 43284

Editor Mick Swithinbank

Posted 2017-02-25

License CPDL License

♫Pitch Ranges

Superius (C1 )

C4 – E-5

Contra Tenor (C3)

D3 – A4

Tenor (C4)

C3 – B-4

Bassus (F4)

G2 – B-3