Source of duos: Crüger (1660)

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	rubric	notes	concordances	modern editions
1.	1. [textless canon at the unison]
2.	2. [textless canon at the unison]
3.	3. [textless canon at the unison]
4.	4. [textless canon at the unison]
5.	5. [textless canon at the unison]
6.	6. [textless canon at the unison]
7.	7 [textless canon at the unison]
8.	8 [textless canon at the unison]
9.	9. [textless canon at the unison]
10.	10 [textless canon at the unison]
11.	11 [textless canon at the unison]
12.	12 [textless canon at the unison]
13.	13 [textless canon at the unison]
14.	14 [textless canon at the unison]
15.	15 [textless canon at the unison]
16.	16 [textless canon at the unison]	This canon is based on the Lutheran psalm «Vater unser im Himmelreich».
17.	17 [textless canon at the unison]
18.	18 [textless canon at the unison]
19.	19 [textless canon at the unison]
20.	20 [textless canon at the unison]
21.	21 [textless canon at the unison]
22.	22 [textless canon at the unison]
23.	23 [textless canon at the unison]
24.	24 [textless canon at the unison]
25.	25 [textless canon at the unison]
26.	26 [textless canon at the unison]
27.	27 [textless canon at the unison]
28.	28 [textless canon at the unison]
29.	29 [textless canon at the unison]
30.	30 [textless canon at the unison]
31.	31 [textless canon at the unison]
32.	32 [textless canon at the unison]

Johann Crüger, Musicae practicae: Praecepta brevia, et exercitia pro tyronibus varia (Sumptibus authoris, Berlin 1660)
32 textless canonic duos at the unison. The duos are found at pp. 50-67 of Crüger's treatise, under the rubric: «Exercitanionum Musicarum / CLASSIS SECUNDA. / Darinnen allerhand Fugen à 2 Voc. ex Unisono / zu singen begrifften». The music bears several solmization syllables.	contents – facsimiles