Josquin des Prez, «Pleni sunt coeli» / «Quis separabit nos a caritate Dei»

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Language: Latin

Pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua

Quis separabit nos a caritate dei tribulatio an angustia an famas an nuditas an periculum an persecutio angladius certus sum enim quod neque mors neque vita neque angeli neque principatus neque virtutes neque instantia neque futura neque altitudo neque profunditas neque creatura alia poterit nos separare a caritate dei quae est in christo iesu domino nostro

Sources

Munich MS 260, 20: Josquin. «Pleni sunt coeli»
Various composers (1545-a), 51: LI. IosqVin. «Quis separabit nos a caritate Dei»	Contrafactum.
Glareanus (1547), 20: [p. 321:] Primum Hypoaeolij exemplum Iusquini Pratensis. Pleni.	Textless version.
Vienna MS 18832, 2: [Josquin des Prez, «Pleni sunt coeli» from Missa Pange lingua?]

modern editions

Ambros, Gesch
Bellin, Rhau	Complete edition of the duo anthology published by Rhau.
Bellin, Ms. 260	Complete modern edition of Munich MS 260.
Miller, Glarean	English modern edition of Glareanus' treatise.
Mönk, Rhau	Partial modern edition of Rhau's anthology.

literature

Nowak, «Vienna», p. 100.
Lincoln, Latin Motet, p. 183.

relationships with other music or with obblighi

Josquin des Prez, Pleni sunt coeli from Missa Pange lingua.
Modern edition: Blume, Josquin: Pange lingua, p. 16-18.

The duo is a section of this mass.

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