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The Laudario di Cortona (Cortona, Biblioteca del Comune e dell'Accademia Etrusca, Ms. 91) is a musical codex from the second half of the 13th century containing a collection of laude.[1]
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Works
editNº | Foglio | Lauda | Concordanze | Registrazioni |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1–3v | Venite a laudare | ARE, MIL | MIC, LAU, CCP, QPI, PRE, SCS, OBS, MED, WYT, ARM2 |
2 | 3v–5v | Lauda novella sia cantata | ARE | MIC, SPE, DOL, CCP, QPI, PRE, EMI, MED, CAC, WYT, EMS, ARM, WOL, NEK, ARM2 |
3 | 5v–8v | Ave, donna santissima | ARE, M18, M19, MIL | MIC, LAU, DOL, QPI, PRE, DIA, MED, EMS, ARM, EST, OWY, LOM, ARM2 |
4 | 8v–10 | Madonna santa Maria | ARE, MIL | MIC, DOL, QPI, PRE, QVG, ARM2 |
5 | 12v–14v | Ave, regina gloriosa | MIC, LAU, DOL, QPI, PRE, ARM2 | |
6 | 14v–17 | Da ciel venne messo novello | ARE, M18, M19 | MIC, ORG, LUG, QPI, PRE, SCS, OBS, AME, TRE, ALB, LOM, NEK, ARM2 |
7 | 17–19v | Altissima luce col grande splendore | ARE, M18, M19, MIL | MIC, DOL, LUG, QPI, PRE, ARM, LOM, NEK, ARM2 |
8 | 19v–22 | Fami cantar l'amor di la beata | ARE, M19 | MIC, CHO, QPI, PRE, ALT, WYT, NEK, ARM2 |
9 | 22–24 | O Maria, d'omelia | ARE | MIC, QPI, PRE, WYT, ARM2 |
10 | 24–25v | Regina sovrana de gram pietade | ARE, M18, M19 | MIC, QPI, PRE, HIL, ARM2 |
11 | 25v–27 | Ave, Dei genitrix | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 | |
12 | 27–29 | O Maria, Dei cella | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 | |
13 | 29–32v | Ave, vergene gaudente | MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, NEK, ARM2 |
14 | 32v–34v | O divina virgo, flore | MIC, DOL, QPI, PRE, HIL, QVG, LUC, NEK, ARM2 | |
15 | 34v–36v | Salve, salve, virgo pia | MIL | MIC, DOL, QPI, PRE, HIL, LOM, ARM2 |
16 | 36v–38 | Vergene donçella da Dio amata | ARE, M18, M19, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
17 | 38v–39v | Peccatrice, nominata | ARE, M19 | MIC, DOL, QPI, PRE, EMI, ARM2 |
18 | 39v–43v | Cristo è nato et humanato | M18 (Incompleto), W15 | MIC, ORG, LUG, QPI, PRE, SCS, ALT, POU, ALB, NEK, ARM2 |
19 | 43v–44v | Gloria 'n cielo e pace 'n terra | ARE, MIL | MIC, DOL, LUG, QPI, PRE, CAC, ALB, ORI, NEK, ARM2 |
20 | 45–46 | Stella nuova 'n fra la gente | ARE, M19, MIL | MIC, ORG, LUG, QPI, PRE, SCS, AME, TRE, MCL, ALB, ORI, NEK, ARM2 |
21 | 46v–47v | Plangiamo quel crudel basciar[e] | MIC, LUG, QPI, PRE, EMI, SCS, WYT, NEK, ARM2 | |
22 | 47v–51 | Ben è crudele e spietoso | M18 (Solo testo) | MIC, ORG, LUG, QPI, PRE, SCS, NEK, ARM2 |
23 | 51–53 | De la crudel morte de Cristo | ARE, MIL | MIC, ORG, DOL, LUG, CCP, QPI, PRE, WYT, ONI, ALB, NEK, ARM2 |
24 | 53–55 | Dami conforto, Dio, et alegrança | ARE, MIL | MIC, LUG, QPI, PRE, QVG, LUC, NEK, ARM2 |
25 | 55–57v | Onne homo ad alta voce | ARE, M18, CBC, MIL | MIC, ORG, LAU, DOL, LUG, CCP, QPI, PRE, SCS, ALB, NEK, ARM2 |
26 | 57v–60 | Jesù Cristo glorioso | M18 | MIC, ORG, CHO, LUG, QPI, PRE, ALB, NEK, ARM2 |
27 | 60–63 | Laudamo la resurrectione | ARE, MIL, NY | MIC, LUG, QPI, PRE, SCS, ARM2 |
28 | 63–64v | Spiritu sancto, dolçe amore | M19, MIL | MIC, REV, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
29 | 64v–68 | Spirito Sancto glorioso | ANT, M19, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, SCS, ARM2 |
30 | 68–69v | Spirito sancto, dà servire | ARE, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, ALT, ARM2 |
31 | 70–72 | Alta Trinità beata | M19, MIL | MIC, DOL, CCP, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
32 | 72–82v | Troppo perde 'l tempo ki ben non t'ama | ARE, MIL | MIC, LAU, CCP, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
33 | 82v–85 | Stomme allegro et latioso | MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, OBS, ARM2 |
34 | 85v–88v | Oimè lasso e freddo lo mio core | MIC, QPI, PRE, MED, HIL, ARM2 | |
35 | 88v–90 | Chi vol(e) lo mondo desprecçare | ARE, M19, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, QVG, ARM2 |
36 | 90v–93 | Laudar vollio per amore | MIL | MIC, CHO, DOL, CCP, QPI, PRE, ALT, EMS, IOC, ARM2 |
37 | 93–96 | Sia laudato san Francesco | ARE, M18, M19, MIL | MIC, CHO, DOL, QPI, PRE, ALT, MAN, ARM2 |
38 | 96–100v | Ciascun ke fede sente | ARE, M18, M19, MIL | MIC, REV, DOL, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
39 | 100v–110v | Magdalena degna da laudare | ARE, MIL | MIC, CHO, REV, DOL, LUG, QPI, PRE, DIA, EMS, NEK, ARM2 |
40 | 110v–112v | L'alto prençe archangelo lucente | MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
41 | 112v–114v | Faciamo laude a tutt'i sancti | ARE, M18, M19, MIL, W22 | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
42 | 114v–116 | San Jovanni al mond'è nato | MIC, QPI, PRE, ARM2 | |
43 | 116–117v | Ogn'om canti novel canto | M19 | MIC, CHO, QPI, PRE, ARM2 |
44 | 117v–120 | Amor dolçe sença pare | ARE, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, SCS, OBS, EMS, FAE, SIX, ARM2 |
45 | 123–131v | Benedicti et llaudati | MIL | MIC, REV, QPI, PRE, EMS, RES, ARM2 |
46 | 131v–132v | Salutiam divotamente | ARE, MIL | MIC, QPI, PRE, EMS, ALB, LOM, ARM2 |
47 | 136 | Alleluya. Alleluya, alto re di gloria (Senza musica. Solo testo) |
ARE, M18, M19 | |
48 | 137 | Salutiam divotamente (Senza musica. Solo testo) |
ARE, MIL | |
49 | 143 | A voi gente facciam prego (Senza musica. Solo testo) |
ARE, M18, M19 |
Works found in other manuscripts
- ANT – Antwerp, Museum Mayer van den Bergh 303 (Solo testo)
- ARE – Laudario di Arezzo (Arezzo, Biblioteca Comunale 180 della Fraternità dei Laici) (Solo testo)
- M18 – Laudario Magliabechiano 18 (Firenze, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Magliabechiano II I 122, Banco Rari 18) (con notazione musicale)
- M19 – Laudario Magliabechiano 19 (Firenze, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Magliabechiano II I 212, Banco Rari 19) (Solo testo)
- CBC – Firenze, Carlo Bruscoli Collection (Solo testo)
- MIL – Laudario di Milano (Milano, Biblioteca Trivulziana 535) (Solo testo)
- NY – New York, Robert Lehman Collection (anticamente Smith Collection, Worcester, Mass.) (Solo testo)
- W15 – Washington, National Gallery of Art, Rosenwald Collection B-15, 393 (Solo testo)
- W22 – Washington, National Gallery of Art, Rosenwald Collection B-22, 128 (Solo testo)
References
edit- ^ Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia 1135948801 Christopher Kleinhenz 2004 "The most famous collection is the Laudario di Cortona (1260-1270), which, typically, contains texts dedicated to the Virgin, the Trinity, and Saint John, as well as meditations on death and judgment."