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{{Descr|Verses 2 "Fórtem expédiat Pro nóbis núntium, | {{Descr|Verses 2 "Fórtem expédiat Pro nóbis núntium, | ||
Natúre fáciat Ut prejudícium | Natúre fáciat Ut prejudícium | ||
In pártu vírginis." and 4 "Superbiéntium Térat fastígia, | |||
Cólla sublímium Cálcans vi própria, | Cólla sublímium Cálcans vi própria, | ||
Pótens in prélio." of the sequence hymn Mittit ad Virginem. | |||
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- (Posted 2022-05-15) CPDL #69260:
- Editor: Christopher Metz (submitted 2022-05-15). Score information: A4, 3 pages, 65 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: Editorial accidentals indicated above with "ed." or "#", ligatures indicated above with "lig." or "ligature", editorial texts indicated in parentheses.
General Information
Title: Fortem expediat pro nobis: D-Ju MS 33
Composer: Anonymous
Lyricist:
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Sequence hymn
Language: Latin
Instruments: A cappella
First published: c.1500-1520 D-Ju MS 33 (Jena choirbooks)
Description: Verses 2 "Fórtem expédiat Pro nóbis núntium,
Natúre fáciat Ut prejudícium
In pártu vírginis." and 4 "Superbiéntium Térat fastígia,
Cólla sublímium Cálcans vi própria,
Pótens in prélio." of the sequence hymn Mittit ad Virginem.
Manuscript calls for the word "calcet" instead of "calcans."
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