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{{Descr|Laude, Libro Secondo. Venetiis, Octavianum Petrutium, 1508. In this publication, where the work was published without attribution, the word ''Cum'' is spelt ''Quum''. A two-voice version of this work, sharing the same Cantus part, was published in 1506, in ''[[Lamentationum Jeremie prophete liber primus (Ottaviano Petrucci)]]''.}} | {{Descr|Laude, Libro Secondo. Venetiis, Octavianum Petrutium, 1508. In this publication, where the work was published without attribution, the word ''Cum'' is spelt ''Quum''. A two-voice version of this work, sharing the same Cantus part, was published in 1506, in ''[[Lamentationum Jeremie prophete liber primus (Ottaviano Petrucci)]]''.}} | ||
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Four-voice arrangement (1508)
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- (Posted 2012-09-17) CPDL #27178:
- Editor: Marco Gemmani (submitted 2012-09-17). Score information: A4, 3 pages, 90 kB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: This score is part of the collection kindly provided by Cantores Sancti Marci. Should you like to search for other scores not available on CPDL, please visit www.cantoressanctimarci.it.
General Information
Title: Quum [sic] autem venissem
Composer: Johannes de Quadris
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Motet
Language: Latin
Instruments: A cappella
First published: 1506 in Lamentationum Jeremie prophete liber primus (Petrucci, Venice) – 2-part arrangement, no. 10, p. 47
2nd published: 1508 in Laude libro 2 (Petrucci) – 4-part arrangement, no. 5
Description: Laude, Libro Secondo. Venetiis, Octavianum Petrutium, 1508. In this publication, where the work was published without attribution, the word Cum is spelt Quum. A two-voice version of this work, sharing the same Cantus part, was published in 1506, in Lamentationum Jeremie prophete liber primus (Ottaviano Petrucci).
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Original text and translations
Latin text
(source: John 18:25-26,30)
Cum autem venissem ad locum
Ubi crucifigendum erat filius meus
statuerunt eum in medio omnis populi
et vestibus expoliatus
nudum dimiserunt corpus sanctissimum.