Source of duos: Gumpelzhaimer (1591)
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Adam Gumpelzhaimer, Compendium musicae pro illius artis tironibus (Valentin Schönig, Augsburg 1591)
145 duo: among them 110 canons and 35 bicinia in Latin, Italian, German, and textless. This is the first known edition of Gumpelzhaimer's treatise.
From No. 110 begins a series of bicinia: «SEQVVNTVR / BICINIA SACRA, IN / usum juventutis Scholasti- / cae collecta». From this point of the treatise the two pages of the same opening bear the same page number in Roman numerals, and the «Vox superior» and the «Vox inferior» of the duos respectively are on the left and on the right page.
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1.Sex voces Musicales. Ascendenda [sic] Descendendo. «ut re mi fa sol la»This brief canon a 2 is embedded in the Guidonian Hand. It would not be worth the effort if it were not the model of a series of canons found in Beringer (1610).Beringer (1610), 1
2.A. G. In subdiapason. Exemplum.This brief canon at the octave below is the example that answers the question «Quid est cantus durus?» in the «Caput Tertium, de Cantu».

3.A. G. In unisono. Exemplum.This brief canon at the unison is the example that answers the question «Quid est cantus naturalis?» in the «Caput Tertium, de Cantu».

4.A. G. In [sub]diapason.This brief canon at the octave below is the example that answers the question «Quid est cantus mollis?» in the «Caput Tertium, de Cantu».

5.A. G. In [sub]diapason. Exemplum.This brief canon at the octave below is the example of the Fa supra La rule in the «Caput Quartum, de mutatione».

6.Iosqvinus.This brief duo is employed as example of mensural proportions in the chapter «De Proportionibus». There follows the solution: «Sequuntur resolutiones illarum vocum». The musical incipit of this duo is quite similar to that of the duo – again attributed to Josquin – that took the place of the former duo in all the following editions and reprints of the treatise. See Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 1.

7.In [sub]diapason.This brief canon at the octave below is employed as example of «Proportio Tripla» in the chapter «De Proportionibus». In Gumpelzhaimer (1611) the duo bears a text.Beringer (1610), 41
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 2

8.[duo senza testo]This brief duo is employed as example of «Proportio Quadrupla» in the chapter «De Proportionibus». There follows the «Resolutio».

9.A. G. In [sub]diapason.This brief canon at the octave below is employed as example of «Proportio Sesquialtera» in the chapter «De Proportionibus». In Gumpelzhaimer (1611) the duo bears a text.Beringer (1610), 40
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 4

10.[canone all'ottava inferiore]This brief canon at the octave below is employed as example of «Hemiolia» in the chapter «De Proportionibus». In Gumpelzhaimer (1611) the duo bears a text.Beringer (1610), 39
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 5

11.In unisono.This canon is the same as No. 1, though without solmization syllables.Beringer (1610), 1
12.[In unisono]This canon has the same melody as No. 1, though all the values are halved.Beringer (1610), 4
13.[In unisono]This canon has the same melody as Nos 1, 11 and 12, though the values are different.Beringer (1610), 6
14.[In unisono]This canon has the same melody as No. 12, though all the values are halved.Beringer (1610), 7
15.A. G. In unisono. «Vita nostra in dolore suspirat»


16.A. G. In unisono. «Surrexit pastor bonus»


17.A. G. In unisono. «O Domine salvum me fac»


18.A. G. In unisono. «Veni in hortum meum»


19.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «In dich hab ich gehoffet Herr»
Beringer (1610), 9
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 7

20.In [sub]diapason. «Christe der du bist tag und liecht»This duo is not attributed in any editions of the treatise.Beringer (1610), 19
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 8

21.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Agnus dei qvi tollis peccata mundi»


22.A. G. In unisono. «Laudate nomen Domini»


23.A. G. In unisono. «Laudate Dominum qvia bonus»


24.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Laudate nomen Domini»


25.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Sola spes mea Christus»


26.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Oportet semper orare»


27.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Commendo me»
Beringer (1610), 17
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 12
28.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Domine fili Dei vivi»
Beringer (1610), 18
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 14
29.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Patrem omnipotentem factorem coeli & terrae»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 15Akos, Schola
30.A. G. In unisono. «De terra Christus ascendit ad coelos»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 16
31.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Vatter unser im Himmelreich»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 18
32.A. G. In homophonia. «Ich rüff zu dir Herr Jesu Christ»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 19
33.A. G. In unisono. «Stehe mir bey Herz mein Gott»


34.A. G. In unisono. «Nemo potest duobus Dominis servire»


35.A. G. In unisono. «O Herr nimm von mir»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 20
36.A. G. In unisono. «Benedictus qvi venit»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 21
37.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Nemo venit ad patrem»


38.A. G. In unisono. «Si omnia mihi eripueris»


39.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Scio enim qvod redemptor»
Beringer (1610), 37
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 22
40.A. G. In ὁμοφωμία. «Hodie Christus natus est»
Beringer (1610), 23
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 23
41.A. G. In ὁμοφωμία. «Duo rogavi te ne deneges»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 24
42.A. G. In subdiapente.


43.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Adjuva nos Deus salutaris noster»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 17
44.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «O Domine da salutem»


45.A. G. In unisono. «Libera me à persequentibus me»


46.A. G. In unisono. «Benedic DOMINE nos»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 25
47.A. G. In unisono. «Retribuere dignare domine»


48.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Domine in multitudine misericordiae tuae»
Beringer (1610), 11
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 26
49.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Non moriar sed vivam»


50.A. G. In homophonia. «CHRISTVS bene omnia fecit»


51.A. G. In ὁμοφωμία. «Christus ait: Ego sum VIA»


52.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Surrexit Christus, non est hic»


53.A. G. In unisono. «Benedictus qvi venit»


54.A. G. In homophonia. «Cantate Domino canticum novum qvia mirabilia»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 27
55.A. G. In ὁμοφωμία.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 28
56.A. G. In unisono. «Benedictus qvi venit»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 29
57.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Conserva me Domine»
Beringer (1610), 15
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 30
58.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Cantate Domino canticum novum»


59.A. G. In unisono. «Ich rüff zu dir Herr Jesu Christ»
Beringer (1610), 33
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 33

60.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Millia qvi parvo satiasti corpora pastu»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 35
61.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «HERR Gott himmlischer Vatter»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 31
62.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Wir danken dir Herr Gott Vatter»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 32Akos, Schola
63.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «O summe rerum conditor»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 34
64.A. G. In unisono. «Ecce radix Iesse»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 36
65.A. G. In unisono. «Confirma hoc ò Deus»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 37
66.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Domine exaudi orationem meam»


67.A. G. In unisono. «Qvi nos creavit, redemit & pavit»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 38
68.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Lerne Gottes forcht vor allen dingen»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 39
69.A. G. In unisono. «Dominum DEVM, adorabis»


70.A. G. In unisono. «Wie lang O Gott»


71.A. G. In unisono. «Mein Herz ist sehr betrübt»


72.A. G. In unisono. «Die Welt mich hast»


73.A. G. In unisono. «Verzag Herz nit»


74.A. G. In unisono. «Confirma hoc ò Deus»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 40
75.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 41
76.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 42
77.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 43
78.Matth: Asola. Fuga di un tempo, vna ottava piu passo [sic].Compared to Asola's version, it is textless.Asola (1584), 33
Beringer (1610), 45
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 44
Bornstein, Asola
Giuliani, Asola
79.Matt: Asola. Fuga di ver tempo, vna ottava piu bassoCompared to Asola's version, it is textless.Asola (1584), 34
Beringer (1610), 44
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 45
Bornstein, Asola
Giuliani, Asola
80.A. G. In unisono. «Benedictus Dominus ex Sion»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 47
81.A. G. In unisono. «Benedicam Domino in omni tempore»
Beringer (1610), 21
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 48
82.A. G. In unisono. «In Domino laudabitur anima mea»
Beringer (1610), 22
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 49
83.A. G. In unisono. «Respice in servos tuos»


84.A. G. In unisono. «Benedic anima mea Domino»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 50
85.A. G. In unisono. «Adjuva nos Deus salutaris noster»


86.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Gott schöpffer aller ding auff erd»


87.A. G. In [sub]diapason. «Caro nostra tanqvam indomita bestia»


88.A. G. In unisono. «Rerum creator omnium»


89.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 53
90.A. G. In diatessaron. «Veni sancte Spiritus»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 55
91.A. G. In epidiapason. «Vias tuas Domine demonstra mihi»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 54
92.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 56
93.A. G. In unisono. «Geht hin in alle Welt»
Beringer (1610), 31
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 57

94.Matt: Asola. In unisono. «Quest'è compagn'eterno»Transposed a fifth below with a flat, compared to Asola's original version.Asola (1584), 22
Beringer (1610), 34
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 58
Bornstein, Asola
Giuliani, Asola
Thomas, Asola
95.In unisono. «Qval si può haver in terra»Compared to Asola's version, the duo has been abridged and trasposed a fifth below in G with a flat.Asola (1584), 23
Bornstein, Asola
Giuliani, Asola
Thomas, Asola
96.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 59
97.A. G. In unisono. «Laudate servi Dominum»


98.A. G. In unisono. «Gloria in excelsis Deo»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 60
99.A. G. In unisono.


100.A. G. In unisono. «Benedic anima mea»


101.A. G. In unisono. «Magnificate Dominum mecum»


102.A. G. In unisono. «Fiat Domine misericordia tua»


103.A. G. In Epidiapason. «Devs, qui superbis resistis»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 62
104.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 63
105.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 64
106.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 65
107.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 66
108.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 67
109.A. G. In unisono.
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 68
110.A. G. In unisono.


111.[f. I:] Iacob: Reineri. «Amici mei & proximi mei»
Lindner (1591), 12
112.[f. II:] Iacob: Reineri. «Expandi manus meas ad te»
Lindner (1591), 14
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 101

113.[f. II: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Putruerunt & corruptae sunt cicatrices meae»
Lindner (1591), 13
Beringer (1610), 68
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 102
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
114.[f. III:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Oculos non vidit»
Lasso (1577), 3
Various composers (1590), 5
Lindner (1591), 15
Beringer (1610), 63
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 70
Arx, Phalèse
Gabbrielli, Lasso
Gát, Lasso
Bergquist, Lasso: Motets
Ghezzi, Lasso
Mönk, Lasso
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Lasso
115.[f. III: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Iustus cor suum tradet»
Lasso (1577), 4
Various composers (1590), 6
Lindner (1591), 16
Beringer (1610), 64
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 71
Bornstein, Italian Duos
Dart, Madrigals
Gabbrielli, Lasso
Gát, Lasso
Bergquist, Lasso: Motets
Ghezzi, Lasso
Mönk, Lasso
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Lasso
116.[f. IV:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Dirige nos, Domine, in veritate tua»
Lindner (1591), 17
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 72

117.[f. IV: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Expandi manus meas ad te»
Lindner (1591), 18
Beringer (1610), 67
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 73
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
118.[f. IV: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Benedictus qvi venit»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 74
119.[f. V:] A. G. «O herr nimm von mir»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 75
120.[f. V: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Tota die exprobrabant mihi»
Lindner (1591), 11
Beringer (1610), 57
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
121.[f. VI:] A. G. Ex Orlandi di Lassus. 5. vocibus in duas redactum. Prima pars. «Cantate Domino canticum novum, qvia mirabilia»
Lindner (1591), 1
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 77

122.[f. VII: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] Secunda pars. «Viderunt omnes termini terrae»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 78
123.[f. VII: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Benedictus qvi venit»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 79
124.[f. VIII:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Scribantur haec in generatione altera»
Lindner (1591), 2
Beringer (1610), 58
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 80
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
125.[f. VIII: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Aegra currit ad medicum»
Lindner (1591), 3
Beringer (1610), 61
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 81
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
126.[f. VIII: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Non avertas faciem tuam á me»
Lindner (1591), 5
Beringer (1610), 56
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 82
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
127.[f. IX:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Expectatio justorum laetitia»
Lasso (1577), 5
Various composers (1590), 7
Lindner (1591), 6
Beringer (1610), 62
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 83
Dart, Madrigals
Gát, Lasso
Gabbrielli, Lasso
Ghezzi, Lasso
Bergquist, Lasso: Motets
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Lasso
128.[f. IX: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Verdamme niemand»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 84
129.[f. X:] Lupi. «Et resurrexit tertia die»
Lindner (1591), 7
130.[f. X: Lupi.] «Et resurrexit tertia die»
Lindner (1591), 10
131.[f. XI:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Quoniam qvi talia agunt»
Lindner (1591), 31
Beringer (1610), 54
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 85
Akos, Schola
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Bicinia I
132.[f. XI: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Dominus regit me»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 98
133.[f. XI: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Laetamini in Domino, & exultate justi»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 87
134.[f. XII:] Adamus Gumpelzhaimer. «Ascendisti in altum»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 88
135.[f. XII: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Da Pacem Domine»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 89
136.[f. XIII:] Adamus Gumpelzhaimer. «Recordare promissionis tuae»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 90
137.[f. XIII: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Discedite á me omnes»
Lindner (1591), 37
Beringer (1610), 53
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 91
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Bicinia I
138.[f. XIII: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Auditui meo dabis gaudium»
Lindner (1591), 38
Beringer (1610), 50
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 92
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
139.[f. XIIII:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Beata cujus brachijs»
Lindner (1591), 34
Beringer (1610), 52
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 93
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Bicinia I
140.[f. XIIII: Iosqvin] «Per illud ave prolatum»
Various composers (1545-a), 29
Glareanus (1547), 24
Various composers (1571), 4
Various composers (1590), 4
Lindner (1591), 39
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 94
Munich MS 260, 8
Arx, Phalèse
Bellin, Rhau
Bellin, Ms. 260
Dart, Madrigals
Pudelko, Bicinia
Vellek, Bicinia I
141.[f. XV:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Intellectum tibi dabo»
Lindner (1591), 24
Beringer (1610), 49
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 95
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
142.[f. XV: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «Spiritus sancti gratia»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 96
143.[f. XV: Adamus Gumpelzhaimerus.] «O Lux beata Trinitas»
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 97
144.[f. XVI:] Orlandi di Lassus. «Ipsa te cogat pietas»
Lindner (1591), 25
Beringer (1610), 48
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 99
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
Vellek, Bicinia I
145.[f. XVI: Orlandus di Lassus.] «Te deprecamur largius»
Lindner (1591), 26
Beringer (1610), 46
Gumpelzhaimer (1611), 100
Pinthus, Lasso
Sohns, Lasso
literature
Bologna: Civico Museo Bibliografico Musicale, Catalogo Gaspari onlineSee the related record from the online database of this library.
notes

Gumpelzhaimer's treatise is divided in two parts. The first one bears no pagination, while the openings of the second one bear a Roman pagination. The Tavola lists the duos included in the second part only.

Several duos are attributed only in the Tavola. In this case we decided to write the name of the composer (often Gumpelzhaimer himself) between square brackets.

All the canons «in diapason» are in fact «in subdiapason», i.e. at the octave below.

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