Source of duos: Sangiorgio (1608)

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	rubric	notes	concordances	modern editions
1.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
2.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
3.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
4.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
5.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
6.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
7.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
8.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
9.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
10.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
11.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
12.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
13.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
14.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
15.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
16.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
17.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
18.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
19.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
20.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
21.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
22.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
23.	[textless duo]	The duo is based on Palestrina's madrigal «Io son ferito ahi lasso».		Bornstein, Sangiorgio
24.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
25.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
26.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
27.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
28.	[textless duo]			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
29.	[textless duo]	The duo is based on the solmization obbligo Ut re mi fa sol la (hexachord).		Bornstein, Italian Duos Bornstein, Sangiorgio
30.	[textless duo]	The duo is based on Palestrina's madrigal «Vestiva i colli e le campagne intorno».		Bornstein, Italian Duos Bornstein, Sangiorgio
31.	[textless duo]	This duo is based on the German dance tune Braunsmaidlein, also known in Italy as Tedesca.		Bornstein, Sangiorgio
32.	[textless duo]	This duo is based on the Italian popular tune Girometta.		Bornstein, Sangiorgio
33.	Canon alla Quarta.			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
34.	Canon alla Quinta.			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
35.	Canon all'ottaua.			Bornstein, Sangiorgio
36.	Canon all'ottaua.	There is no hint about the nature of this canon – by inversion – in the print.		Bornstein, Sangiorgio

dedicatees and other people mentioned in this opus
Geronimo de Herrera y Guzman	Dedicatee. Place and date of the dedication: Monaco (principality), 01.04.1608
Herotodus	Ionian traveler and storyteller. Sangiorgio cites his Histories, VI:126-31, about the marriage of Agarista, daughter of the tyrant of Sicyon Cleisthenes, with Megacles, a member of the Alcmaeonidae family.
Cleisthenes
Agariste
Megacles
Heracles	Greek mythological hero.
Jupiter	Roman god.

Pietro Sangiorgio, Il primo libro de capricci a due voci (Alessandro Raverii, Venice 1608)		RISM: S878
36 textless duos.	Upper part-book: «CANTO» Lower part-book: «BASSO»	contents Dedicatees facsimiles literature

literature
Bornstein, Italian Duos, vol. I, p. 153, 168; vol. II, p. 188-93.	A study of the Italian duo throughout the Renaissance and the Baroque.