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[Alia Missa brevis eiusdem toni?]

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    Details:
    Label:
    [Alia Missa brevis eiusdem toni?]
    Title:
    [Alia Missa brevis eiusdem toni?]
    Identifier:
    CAT2031a
    Is Part Of:
    Librone 2
    catalogue number:
    [II.31]
    page start:
    114v-117r; 209v-211r
    composer:
    [Gaffurius, Franchinus?]
    Number of voices:
    4
    genre:
    Mass GC
    Attribution notes:
    AMMM 3, vi-vii
    Modern edition:
    AMMM 3, 44-60
    Relation:
    I-Mfd2/114v
    Is Referenced By:
    LEVERETT 1990, 207-209; LEVERETT 1994, 160-164; AMMM 3, vi-viii
    Further notes:
    The first part of the Credo has been copied on ff. 116v-117r; "Et incarnatus est" and the following parts are on ff. 209v-211r. According to LEVERETT 1990, 208, this pairing of Gloria and Credo can not be considered a Missa brevis (as it was indicated in the AMMM); the indication "Alia missa brevis eiusdem toni" would instead refer to the Mass on f. 110v. Bonnie J. Blackburn (s.v. "Gaffurius [Gafurius], Franchinus", in "Grove Music Online") agrees with this hypothesis. However Ludwig Finscher (s.v. "Gaffurio, Franchino", in "MGG Online") seems to refer to this Mass as the "Alia missa brevis eiusdem toni" ("nur Gloria und Credo"). See also the further notes regarding [II.23. According to Bortone (AMMM 3, vi-vii) this mass should be ascribed to Gaffurius, because he has copied it and because of the word "alia".
    Further unpublished notes:
    -
    Rights:
    License:
    https://www.duomomilano.it/it
    Attribution:
    © Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano
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    https://gaffurius-codices.ch/s/portal/item/4860
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    IIIF Manifest:
    https://gaffurius-codices.ch/iiif/4860/manifest
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    [II.31]
    114v-117r; 209v-211r
    [Alia Missa brevis eiusdem toni?]
    [Gaffurius, Franchinus?]
    4
    Mass GC
    AMMM 3, vi-vii
    AMMM 3, 44-60
    LEVERETT 1990, 207-209; LEVERETT 1994, 160-164; AMMM 3, vi-viii
    I-Mfd2/114v
    The first part of the Credo has been copied on ff. 116v-117r; "Et incarnatus est" and the following parts are on ff. 209v-211r. According to LEVERETT 1990, 208, this pairing of Gloria and Credo can not be considered a Missa brevis (as it was indicated in the AMMM); the indication "Alia missa brevis eiusdem toni" would instead refer to the Mass on f. 110v. Bonnie J. Blackburn (s.v. "Gaffurius [Gafurius], Franchinus", in "Grove Music Online") agrees with this hypothesis. However Ludwig Finscher (s.v. "Gaffurio, Franchino", in "MGG Online") seems to refer to this Mass as the "Alia missa brevis eiusdem toni" ("nur Gloria und Credo"). See also the further notes regarding [II.23. According to Bortone (AMMM 3, vi-vii) this mass should be ascribed to Gaffurius, because he has copied it and because of the word "alia".