Pater Noster -Ave Maria (SAATTB)
Composer: Josquin Desprez (c.1440-1521);
Fr./Flemish
alternate listings as: Josquin, des Pres; des Prez; DesPrez; Des
Prez; Despréz , Jossequin Lebloitte dit Desprez
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Pater Noster -Ave Maria SAATTB
Score with lyrics requested. |
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Ave Maria...virgo serena SATB |
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Ave Maria...virgo serena 4+2 SSATTB |
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Ave Maria...benedicta tu SATB |
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Ave Maria...regina coeli SAATTB |
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4 ˝ Ave Marias
Composer: Josquin Desprez (c.1440-1521);
Fr./Flemish
alternate listings as: Josquin, des Pres; des Prez; DesPrez; Des
Prez; Despréz , Jossequin Lebloitte dit Desprez
comment:
I have had a lot of problems sorting this out, because I did not have
access to recordings or references in the early stages of this project. Several
MIDI files on the Internet attributed to Desprez didn't seem to have any
corresponding scores or recordings. Additional problem is that these MIDI files
came without lyrics ...
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This is the Ave Maria part of #1, the Pater Noster-Ave Maria. |
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If you know of any other settings, please let me know.
Available on CPDL:
A
biographical dictionary of musicians (ed. Theodore
Baker)
G. Schirmer, 1905 - Biography & Autobiography - 695 pages |
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Depres Despres Josquin the greatest of the early Netherland
contrapuntists born abt 1450 in Hainault Burgundy and possibly in the town
of Conde where he died as provost of the Cathedral Chapter August 27 1521
His name was very variously spelled Despres Dcs prez Dcprh Deprel Deprez
Desprels Dupr and by the Italians Del Praia Latinized as a Prato a Pratis
Pratensis etc while Josquin contracted from the Flemish Tossekin little
Joseph appears as Josse Jossien Jusquin Giosquin Josquinus Jacobo Jodocus
Jodocit lus etc Josse Despres his epitaph reads Few details concerning his
life are known It seems probable that he was a chorister and afterwards
chorusmaster at St Quentin perhaps he was in de chap for a time at the Cath
of Cambrai one of the towns claiming to be his birthplace He was doubtless a
pupil of Okeghem premier chantre to Louis XL abt 1476 and he was a singer in
the Sistine Chapel at the time of Pope Sixtus IV 1471 84 and was in Ferrara
about 1488 with Isaack As a composer he was considered by contemporaries to
be the greatest of his period so says Zarlino and Adrien Petit Coclius terms
him princeps musicorum his works were sung everywhere and universally
admired he was indeed the first to weave the mazes of Netherlandish
counterpoint into expressive and beautiful art forms Publ works Masses in
Petrucci's Lib I Venice 1502 L omme arme La sol fa re mi Gaudeamus Fortunata
desperata L omme armc sexti toni idem II 1503 Ave Maris Stella Hercules dux
Ferrara Malheur me bat Lami Baudichon Una niusque de Bus caya Dung aultre
amor idem III 1 5 1 6 Mater patris Faysans regrets Ad fugam Di dadi De Beata
Virgine Sine nomine these 3 books republ by Junta Rome 1520 in Graphaus
Missae III Pangc lingua Da pacem Sub tuum praesidium some of these are
scattered in other collections and fragments are found in still others and
several more masses are in MS at Rome Munich and Cambrai Motets were publ by
Petrucci Odhecaton 1501 5 and his books of motets Nos I 3 4 and 5 by
Peutinger Liber selectarum canti onum 1520 and others of the period French
chansons were publ by T Susato 1545 P Attaignant 1549 and Du Chemin 1553 In
modern notation fragments of his works are to be found in the German
liibliothek filr Kirchenmusik 1844 in Commer's Col Iectio operorum musicorum
liatavorum Roch litz's Sammlung vorzltglicher Gesangsstttcke 1838 and
Choron's Collection a Stabat Mater also in the histories byAmbros Forkel
Kiesewetter Burney Busby and Hawkins |
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