Joan Cererols: Difference between revisions

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Born: 9 September 1618

Died: 28 August 1676

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Ay qué dolor (2 editions available)
Ay que dolor ( ) The first measures of this song are identical to those in the final choir of J.S. Bach's Mathäus Passion.
Missa 4or vocum 2s tonus ( )
Regina caeli ( )
Serafín que con dulce (2 editions available)

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-*{{NoCo|Ay qué dolor}} &nbsp; ( [{{filepath:Cererols,_J._Ay_que_dolor_a_5+bc_p+st..pdf}} {{pdf}}] )
+*{{NoCo|Ay qué dolor}} &nbsp; {{editions|2}}
-*''Ay que dolor'' &nbsp; ( [http://members.chello.nl/n.jaspers1/EnSuite/muziek/Cererols_Ayquedolor.mid {{mid}}] ) &nbsp;The first measures of this song are identical to those in the final choir of J.S. Bach's Mathäus Passion.
+*''Ay que dolor'' &nbsp; ( [http://members.chello.nl/n.jaspers1/EnSuite/muziek/Cererols_Ayquedolor.mid {{extmid}}] ) &nbsp;The first measures of this song are identical to those in the final choir of J.S. Bach's Mathäus Passion.
-*{{NoCo|Ay qué dolor}} &nbsp; ( [https://github.com/jrmhaig/music/blob/master/Cererols/AyQueDolor/AyQueDolor.pdf {{pdf}}] [https://github.com/jrmhaig/music/blob/master/Cererols/AyQueDolor/AyQueDolor.ly LilyPond] )
 *{{NoCo|Missa 4or vocum 2s tonus}} &nbsp; {{LLink|Cererols_Missa.pdf|Cererols_Missa.mid}}
 *''Regina caeli'' &nbsp; ( [http://members.chello.nl/n.jaspers1/EnSuite/muziek/Cererols_Reginacaeli.mid {{mid}}] )