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Giovanni Battista Bianco, Musica a due voci. Utilissima per instruir i figliuoli a cantar sicuramente in breve tempo, et commodi per sonar con ogni sorte di strumenti (Giacomo Vincenti, Venice 1610) RISM: B2607
24 duos; among them, five textless duos (chansons), eight motets, and a mass (11 duos).
At end, there are three canons a 4 on Latin texts. The print is affected by several misprints: it seems that the composer never read the proofs.
Upper part-book: «CANTO»
Lower part-book: «TENORE»
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1.La Bizara.

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2.La Morosa.

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3.La Filippa.

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4.La Ligoria.

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5.La Gratiosa.

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6.«Benedicam Dominum in omni tempore»

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7.«Veni Sponsa Christi»

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8.«Cantate Domino canticum nonum [sic

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9.«Leuavi oculos meos in montes»

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The rubric «Missa à due voci» is found in the Tavola.
10.«Kyrie eleison» [I]First section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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11.«Christe eleison»Second section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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12.«Kyrie eleison» [II]Third section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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13.«Et in terra pax»Fourth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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14.«Qui tollis peccata mundi»Fifth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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15.«Patrem omnipotentem»Sixth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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16.«Crucifixus etiam pro nobis»Seventh section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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17.«Et in spiritum sanctum»Eighth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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18.«Sanctus»Ninth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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19.«Agnus Dei» [I]Tenth section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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20.«Agnus Dei» [II]Eleventh section out of 11 of the «Missa a due voci».
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21.Dixit Dominus Primus Tonus. «Sede a dextris meis»

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22.«Laudemus puerum»

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23.«Paruulus enim natus est nobis»

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24.«Dixit Angelus ad Petrum»

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Pase Bonci (from Padua)Dedicatee.
Place and date of the dedication: «Venice, 25.09.1610».
PlutarchBianco quotes an aphorism that Plutarch attributed to Traian.
Trajan
literature
Bornstein, Italian Duos, vol. I, p. 52, 93-94; vol. II, p. 198-201. A study of the Italian duo throughout the Renaissance and the Baroque.
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