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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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115
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01-15-03
Composer
GALUPPI, Baldass: detto il Buranello
D-Dl
Mus. 2973-D-18
Date (Catalogo)
‘1749’ (Burde)
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 139: Galuppi, Baldassare, il (oder detto) Buranello [...] 19 Messen und Messenteile f. Chor. u. Instr. [...] [Dresden kathol. Kirche.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 15; Lage 3
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Score supplied by the Venetian copying house of Iseppo Baldan
Remarks
Score copy with insert. Blue-grey cover. Parts missing from Dresden.<br />
One cover label: B dur: | Messa Concertata | à piu Voce | con | 2) Violini: 2) Fl. Tr. | 1 Violetta. 2) Oboe | Organo. 2) Corni | dell’ Sigre. Baldassar Galuppi detto il | Buranello. <br />
Flutes, oboes and corni are bracketed with the remark: ‘non obligato’. ‘No: 2’ is written to the left of the scoring requirements. <br />
Title page (hand of Baldan): Messa| Concertata | con li suoi Strumenti | Del Sig’r: | Baldassar Galuppi d[ett]o Buranello. Flutes and horns are not shown in this score. They must have been added when the now-missing parts were prepared.<br />
An insert kept with the score, not in Baldan’s hand, is of an alternative setting of the text from the Gloria ‘Gratias agimus tibi – deprecationem nostram’. Composed as an independent through-composed movement of 45 bars, the insert replaces four separate movements of Galuppi’s Mass as follows: Gratias agimus tibi, 77 bars; Domine Deus, 93 bars; Qui tollis peccata, 46 bars; Suscipe, 35 bars. At the conclusion of the insert is written ‘Siegue Qui tollis’. The layout of the inserted movement is ob. 1,2; vn. 1,2; va;. SATB ‘tutti’; with solo sections for the setting of ‘Qui tolllis peccata’, b.c. <br />
See Burde, Die venezianische Kirchenmusik von Baldassare Galuppi, Werkverzeichnis B I/1, 9–16. Also Stockigt, Italian Sacred Music (2018), 227–230, and the comments under Remarks of I/G/15/2.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 5 voci conc: co’ VVni, Viola, Flti, Corni e B’
SFL_combination
I/G/15/3
SLB Card Catalog
Galuppi, Baldassare: Messa Concertata [a 6 con Strom.] B dur. C. Part. o. J. 1 Bd. qu. 8vo . Mus.-Mscr. Kath. Hofkirche.
Stamps
Sachs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche.
Status
Score copy of Messe No. 2 (Messa Concertata ; Mus. 2973-D-18) by Galuppi held by SLUB; parts missing from Dresden and not catalogued by SLB.
Title (Catalogo)
[Messe] No 2 intiera
Title Partitura
Messa Concertata
Uniform Composer
GALUPPI, Baldassare (b Burano nr Venice 1706–d Venice 1785)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
Burde: I/1
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006133">212006133</a>
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GALUPPI, Baldassare (b Burano nr Venice 1706–d Venice 1785), [Messe] No 2 intiera, I/G/15/3
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GALUPPI, Baldass: detto il Buranello
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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Janice B. Stockigt
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1765
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114
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01-15-02
Composer
GALUPPI, Baldass: detto il Buranello
D-Dl
Mus. 2973-D-3
Date (Catalogo)
(‘vor 1764’) Burde
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 139: Galuppi, Baldassare, il (oder detto) Buranello [...] 19 Messen und Messenteile f. Chor. u. Instr. [...] [Dresden kathol. Kirche.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 15; Lage 2
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Scores supplied by the Venetian copying house of Iseppo Baldan
Remarks
Score copy of a Kyrie, Gloria, Credo kept in three volumes. Each volume has a blue-grey cover with one label; the storage position (Schranck: Fach; Lage) noted on the cover (but not on the label) must correspond with the missing volume 1 of the Catalogo (c1784). The label of each volume bears the monogram ‘AR’ (August Rex = August III). <br />
Parts missing from Dresden. NB: the incipit given in the Catalogo (1765) lacks a dot after each crotchet in bar 1 (marked *).<br />
Cover of Vol. 1: No. I. Schranck | 15. Fach 2. Lage | Kyrie solo (centre). This storage position relates to the listing of the work in this Catalogo (1765). <br />
Cover label (all crossed through): C dur | Messa Solenne e Concertata | â | 2) Soprani 2) Contr: Alti | 2) Tenori Basso | 2) Violini 2) Oboe | 2) Flauti Traversi | 2) Trombe 2. Corni | Violetta | et | Organo | dell’ Sigre Baldasser Galuppi d[etto]: | Buranello. | AR. ‘No: 1’ is written to the left of the instrumentation<br />
Title page (hand of Iseppo Baldan, whose distinctive hand seen throughout the scores): Messa | Solenne, concerta con | Violini, Viole, Oboè, Traver. Trombe, Corni e | Timpani | a Quattro Voci | Del Sigl Baldassar Galuppi, d[ett]o: | Buranello. <br />
Scoring (taken from p. 1)]: Trombe 1,2; flauti trav. 1,2; Violini 1,2; Violetta; SATB; Organo Principal [and] Violoncelli soli (figured). <br />
Vol. 2: 4to. Cover label: 15. Fach | 2. Lage | No: 1 (left) | Gloria | a’ la Messa C dur | dell’ | Sigro Galuppi | AR. Title page (Baldan): Gloria | del Sigl Baldassar | Galuppi | Detto Buranello. <br />
Scoring [p. 1]: Corni 1,2; ob. 1,2; vn. 1,2; va; SATB; b.c. (figured). <br />
Vol. 3: qu. 4to: Cover label: 15. Fach | 2. Lage | No: 1 (left) | Credo | a’ la Messa C dur | dell’ | Sigro Galuppi | AR. <br />
Title page (Baldan): Credo | del Sigl Baldassar | Galuppi | d[ett]o Buranello.<br />
Scoring (p. 1): Trombe 1,2; ob. 1,2; vn. 1,2; va; SATB; b.c. (figured). <br />
On this source see Burde, Die venezianische Kirchenmusik von Baldassare Galuppi, Werkverzeichnis B, I/3, 18–23.<br />
See also Stockigt, Italian Sacred Music (2018), 227–230, where it is suggested that the entire music collection supplied from the Venetian copying house of Iseppo Baldan and now held in Dresden, was acquired to serve the court of August III during his years of exile in Warsaw (1756–1763).
Scoring (1765)
‘a 5 voci conc: co’ VVni, Viola, Flauti, Oboè, Corni e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/G/15/2
SLB Card Catalog
Galuppi: Baldassar: Messa solenne concertata con Violini, Viole, Oboe, Flauti traver., Trombe, Corni e Timpani a quattro voci. C-dur. Part. Mus.-Mscr. 3 Bde, 58 St. 4to u. qu. 8vo . Kath. Hofkirche. Stimmen stehen gesondert. O
Stamps
Sachs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum Kath. Hofkirche (each vol.)
Status
Score copy of Messe No. 1 Kyrie, Gloria e Credo (in 3 vols.) by Galuppi (Mus. 2973-D-3) held by SLUB; 58 parts missing from Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
Messe: No 1. Kyrie, Gloria e Credo
Title Partitura
Messa Solenne e Concertata
Uniform Composer
GALUPPI, Baldassare (b Burano nr Venice 1706–d Venice 1785)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
Burde: I/3
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006144">212006144</a>
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GALUPPI, Baldassare (b Burano nr Venice 1706–d Venice 1785), Messe: No 1. Kyrie, Gloria e Credo, I/G/15/2
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GALUPPI, Baldass: detto il Buranello
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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113
Sort Order
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01-15-01
Additional
A 118a
Composer
GABRIELLI
D-Dl
Mus. 2120-E-1
Date (Catalogo)
1688 [Eitner]
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 116: Gabrielli, Domenico, genannt “Minghino dal Violoncello” [...] Mss. in Modena [...] Laudate pueri 3 v. c. instr. 1688. Ms. 118 a. P. [auch in Dresd. Mus.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 15; Lage 1
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 36/15. ‘Oss:’; Psalmi varii: Laudate pueri No 2
Remarks
Score copy. Blue-grey wrapper. <br />
Storage identification in Schürer”s hand at the upper centre of the wrapper relates to the Hofkirche Catalogo (1765): Schranck No. I. | G. 15. Fach, 1. Lage: No incipit. <br />
Cover title: Nro 2do (Zelenka’s hand) | Laudate pueri Dominum | à 3 | C. A. B. | 2 Violini | 1 Viola | col | Organo | Gb (?left) Partitura Sola | del Sigl. Domenica Gabrielli. Hand of ZS 0. <br />
Concerning the margin note ‘Oss’ in Zelenka’s Inventarium: Apart from the CZ-Pak listing (see below), I have found no other example of this setting. Barbara Renton notes that the composer ‘Gabrieli’ is represented with one work (the title is not given) in the 1737 inventory of the Prague Kreuzherren. Renton, ‘The Musical Culture of Eighteenth-Century Bohemia’, 542. <br />
On this setting see Stockigt, ‘Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’: App. 2, No. 15. There is no sign of revision on this score, even though the work was listed in the Psalmi varii with the addition of two oboes.<br />
Horn (‘Die wichtigsten Schreiber’, 164) identifies the copyist of Mus. 2120-E-1 as ZS O. <br />
Concordance: CZ-Pak, 401. See Štefan, ([401] Sign. 383), prov. Görbig. RISM ID no. 550269760.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 3 voci C. A. B. co’ VVni, Viola e B’
SFL_combination
I/G/15/1
SLB Card Catalog
Gabrielli, Domenico: Laudate pueri Dominum à 3 [voci] C., A. e B. [con strom.] [Ps. 113] Part. quer-4to. Mus -Mscr.
Stamps
Sächs. Landes-Bibl.
Status
Score copy of Laudate pueri by Domenico Gabrielli (Mus. 2120-E-1) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Laudate pueri
Title Partitura
Laudate pueri Dominum
Uniform Composer
GABRIELLI, Domenico (b Bologna 1659–d Bologna 1690)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 112)
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006753">212006753</a>
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GABRIELLI, Domenico (b Bologna 1659–d Bologna 1690), Laudate pueri, I/G/15/1
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GABRIELLI
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
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Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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112
Sort Order
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01-14-09
Additional
A 113 (SLB card cat.)
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-D-1
Date (Catalogo)
pre-1719 [Köchel]
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Missa fiduciae à 4, 2 V. 2 Viole e Bc. Ms. A 113. P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 9
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 6/14. ‘P’.
Remarks
Score copy in the hand of Jan Dismas Zelenka copied in the mid-1720s. Blue-grey wrapper. Parts are missing from Dresden. <br />
Wrapper title (hand of Zelenka): D | N 14 | Missa Fiduciae. | à 4 | C:A:T:B: | Violin 2 | Viole 2 | e | Basso Continuo | di | S: Giose: Fux. <br />
In circa 1727 Zelenka acquired six mass settings by Italian and Imperial composers. He entered these into his Inventarium immediately after listings of masses he composed in 1726 (No. 7: Missa Paschalis ZWV 7; No. 8: Missa Nativitatis Domini ZWV 8) and circa 1727 (No. 9: Missa Corporis Domini[ci]). Immediately following the listings of these six masses Zelenka entered his own Missa Charitatis ZWV 10, also from circa 1727.<br />
This group of six masses was entered into the Inventarium (p. 5) as<br />
No. 10, Antonio Caldara, Missa Providentiae (D-Dl, Mus 2170-D-7);<br />
No. 11, Francesco Durante, Missa Modestiae (D-Dl, Mus. 2397-D–10);<br />
No. 12, Francesco Mancini, Missa Temperantiae (D-Dl, Mus. 2203-D–2);<br />
No. 13, Alessandro Scarlatti, Missa Magnanimitatis (now missing);<br />
No. 14 (p. 6), Johann Joseph Fux, Missa Fiduciae (D-Dl, Mus. 2130-D-1), and<br />
No. 15, Johann Georg Reinhard, Missa Vita hominis brevis est (D-Dl, Mus. 2793-D-2).<br />
Each mass was ‘stretched’, and each was adapted to accommodate the musical conditions of the Dresden Hofkirche. Each mass entry is accompanied by the letter ‘P’. (A concordance for each mass is found today in Prague).<br />
See Bacciagaluppi & Stockigt, ‘Italian Manuscripts of Sacred Music in Dresden’, 147–8, and Stockigt ‘From Italy to Zerbst via Prague and Dresden: The transmission and transformation of a Missa attributed to Alessandro Scarlatti’ (forthcoming). <br />
Concordance: <br />
CZ-Pkřiž, XXXVI A 76. Set of 9 parts in the Kreuzherren collection Prague: CATB conc; vn. 1 | ob. 1 conc; vn 2 | ob. 2 conc; va .1,2 conc; org. Prov. Gayer (d. 1734). The title information is: Missa Fiduciae | a 4. Voci | 2 violins | 2 violis vel Tromb: concert: | et | Organo. | Del Sigre Fux | - Ex Musicalibus Ch: Gayer. | Ms. | J.K. Gayer | ante 1734. RISM ID no. 550282613.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/9
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Messen K. 15] Missa Fiduciae | à 4: | C: A: T: B:| Violin 2 | Viole 2 | e| Basso Continuo| de| S: Giov: Fux| [oben l.:] D [oben r.: | #14 | d moll (o. b). Ms 1 Drittel d. 18. Jh.: J. D. Zelenka. Partitur. 36 S., 1 Bl. (20x33,5 cm). Äußere Umschlagenseiten m. blauern Papier beklebt; der Titel also auf blauen untergrund. Ehemals vorhandene Stimmen zum Sanctus sind Kreigverlust. Vormals: Mus. c. A 113
Stamps
Sächs. Landes-Bibl.
Status
Score copy by Zelenka of Missa Fiduciae by Fux (Mus. 2130-D-1) held by SLUB; parts to accompany the score (number unknown) are missing from Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
[Messe] No 2. Fiduciae
Title Partitura
Missa Fiduciae
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 15
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006754">212006754</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), [Messe] No 2. Fiduciae, I/F/14/9
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
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Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
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Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
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Legacy ID
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111
Sort Order
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01-14-08
Additional
A 114
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-D-2
Date (Catalogo)
pre-1719
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Missa primitiva à 4, 2 V. 2 Viole ad lib. 4 Trombe concert. Timp. Ms. A 114 P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 8
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 4/1 (listed as being in ‘D#’).
Remarks
Score copy in the hand of Philipp Troyer. Blue-grey wrapper. Parts are missing from Dresden. <br />
Wrapper title (hand of Zelenka): Nro 1 | Missa Primitiva | a 4 | C: A: T: B: | VV 2 Viole 2. ad libi. | Tromba 4 Con: e Tymp: | del S: Giosep: | Fux. Maestro | di Capella de S: M: | Imp: e Catholica. <br />
Caption title: Del Sigr Fux (Zelenka’s hand. He wrote the scoring: Tromba 1; Trom. 2; Tromba 3; Tromba 4; Timpano above the staves for these instruments). <br />
Kept with the score is a catalogo label to correspond to the entry in the missing Catalogo (c1784): Schranck No: 1 | Lit F. 18. Fach 2. Lage | No: 1.) Messa primitiva | à 4 voci | co’ VVni Viola, 4. Trombe | Timpani ed Org. | Partitura e parti | del Sigr. Fux | Incipit.<br />
Zelenka added several indications of tempo to this score. <br />
This mass was not among the mass repertoire of the Imperial chapels of Vienna See Riedel, Kirchenmusik am Hofe Karls VI, 174, and n. 7.<br />
Concordances: <br />
1. CZ-Pkřiž, XXXVI A 77. Set of 12 parts for CATB conc; vn. 1,2; clno. 1,2; tr. 1,2; timp; org. This material came into the collection during the third quarter of the 18th century. (NB: The incipit of the Gloria does not agree with XXXVI A 80, nor with the Dresden source (Mus. 2130-D-2). RISM ID no. 550282605<br />
2. CZ-Pkřiž, XXXVI A 80. Set of 15 parts for CATB conc; vn. 1,2 x 2; clno. 1,2; tpt. 1,2; timp.; 2 org. Provenance Chr. Gayer. Pre-1734. The title information given is: Missa Primitiva | a 4. Voci Conc; | 2 violini | 2 Clarini | 2 Trombe | Tinpano [sic] et Organo. | Del Sigre Fux Maestro di Capella | di S M: Caesarea/ Sumptibus Ch: Gayer. All incipits agree with the Dresden source (Mus. 2130-D-2). RISM ID no. 550282608.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Vla, 4 Trombe e Timp.’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/8
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Messen K. 26] Nro Imo: | Missa Primitiva | a 4: | C: A: T: B: | VV: 2 VViole 2 ad libi| Trombe 4 Con: e Tymp:| Del S: Giosep: Fux. Maestro | di Capella di S: M: Imp: e Catholica. C dur (mit 4 tr. nicht trb!). Mss 1 Drittel d. 18. Jh. Wiener Kopie m. Zusätzen v. d. Hand Zelenkas. Partitur. 52 S., 1 Bl. (24x31 cm). S. 1/ 2 u. Schlußblatt - blaues Umschlagpapier. Von Zelenka stammen der Hauptitel u. dynamische Satzbezeichnungen; S. 3 oben r., v. d. Hand des Kopisten ‘Del Sig: Fux’. Von einem ehemaligen Kapellarchiv Umschlag ist nur des Titel-etikett erhalten, die Stimmen sind Kreigverlust. Vormals: Mus. c. A 114
Stamps
Sächs. Landes-Bibl.
Status
Score copy of Missa Primitiva by Fux (Mus. 2130-D-2) held by SLUB; unknown number of parts to accompany the score missing from Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
Messe: No 1. Primitiva
Title Partitura
Missa Primitiva
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 26
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006778">212006778</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), Messe: No 1. Primitiva, I/F/14/8
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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110
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01-14-07
Composer
FOSCHI
D-Dl
Mus. 1900-E-1
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 38: Von einem Foschi ohne Vornamen in Dresd. kath. Kirche: Laetatus sum 4 voc. 2 V. Va. Org. P. u. Stim.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 7
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 36/12. ‘P’
Remarks
Score copy. Blue-grey cover.<br />
Cover title: (hand of Zelenka): D (upper left) Nro 12 (upper right) | Laetatus sum | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violin 2 | Viola e | Basso Contin: | del S: Foschi. <br />
To this score Zelenka added parts for vn. 1,2, and va. The text ‘Alma redemptoris ma[ter]’ is written in ink above the Soprano line of the opening three bars. <br />
A note jotted at the conclusion of Zelenka’s Inventarium sketches a Vespers program for a Marian feast, or the feast of a female Saint, Virgin or Martyr. The list includes a setting of Laetatus sum attributed to Foschi. Except for the homophonic and syllabic setting of the opening of the Doxology (Gloria Patri), this work comprises a series of fugal sections reminiscent of Zelenka’s setting of ps. 125/126, In convertendo (ZWV 91). Incipit given in Zelenka-Dokumentation, 56, Nr. 105. <br />
Horn (‘Die wichtigsten Schreiber’, 164), identifies the copyist of Mus. 1900-E-1 as ZS O. <br />
This same work is also listed in this Catalogo (1765) under the name ‘Pietragrua’, who almost certainly was the composer. See II/P/10/4 and Poppe, ‘Kontinuität der Institution’, 78. <br />
Perhaps upon discovering this to be a false attribution, Zelenka considered the possibility of recycling this acquisition as a setting of the Marian antiphon Alma redemptoris mater—hence the text ‘Alma redemptoris ma[ter]’ written in his hand above the Soprano line of the opening three bars. <br />
On this setting, see Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 12. <br />
Concordance: <br />
CZ-Pak 374. An example of this same Laetatus sum attributed to Foschi held in the music archive of the Prague Metropolitan Cathedral. Štefan, ([374] Sign. 357), prov. Görbig and Novák. RISM ID no. 550269729. <br />
NB: Zelenka’s Inventarium note ‘P’.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/7
SLB Card Catalog
Foschi, . . . Laetatus sum à 4 [con strom.] Part. o. J. 1 H. 4to . Mus.-Mscr. Kath. Hofkirche
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche (score).
Status
Score copy of Laetatus sum attributed to Carlo Foschi (Mus. 1900-E-1) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Laetatus sum
Title Partitura
Laetatus sum
Uniform Composer
PIETRAGRUA, Carlo Luigi Pietro (b Florence c1665–d Venice 1726) See II/P/10/4
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 121)
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006507">212006507</a>
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PIETRAGRUA, Carlo Luigi Pietro (b Florence c1665–d Venice 1726) See II/P/10/4, Laetatus sum, I/F/14/7
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FOSCHI
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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109
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01-14-06
Composer
FISCHER
D-Dl
Mus. 1865-D-2
Date (Catalogo)
publ. 1701
Eitner
V. 3 (1900): Unlisted
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 6
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 38/46
Remarks
Score copy. Blue-grey cover. <br />
Cover title: (hand of Zelenka): 46 (upper right) | Memento Domine David | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violin 2 e Viole | col | Basso Contin: | Fischer. <br />
The score in the hand of ZS 0 was reworked by Zelenka, after 1725. Included are additions to and revisions of the violin line and the addition of a viola part. Other alterations include the addition of the term solo to the vocal parts, the insertion of dynamics and also figures to the bass line.<br />
Horn (Hkm, 134) notes that this psalm setting appears in the print Vesperae seu psalmi vespertini pro toto anno op. III, Augsburg 1701 (RISM F 985), a publication dedicated to the Grand Master of the Kreuzherren Order. <br />
See Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 46. <br />
Horn (‘Die wichtigsten Schreiber’, 164) identifies the copyist of Mus. 1865-D-2 as ZS O.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/6
SLB Card Catalog
Fischer, [Johann Caspar Ferdinand] [Vesperae . . . op. 3 [Nr. 7]. Memento Domine David | a 4 | C: A: T: B:| Violini 2 e Violo [sic]| [col]| Basso Contin[uo]| Fischer.| [oben r.:] 46.Psalm 131, d moll [ohne b]. Mss 1 Drittel 18 Jh. Zelenka-Kopist| Zelenka. Partitur. 16 S.+ 1 Bl. qu 8vo .Von Zelenkas Hand: gesamter Titel, bc-Bezifferung u. Korrekturen im Notentext. Identifizierung der Stücks 1979 enhand der Druckausgabe von 1701 in der Abtei Ottobeuren; zuvor irrtüml. unter Leonhard Fischer katalogiriert. Vormals: Kath. Hofkirche. Mus. 2722-D-2
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche
Status
Score copy of Memento Domine David by Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (Mus. 1865-D-2 ) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
[Psalmi] Memento Domine David
Title Partitura
Memento Domine David
Uniform Composer
FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 131)
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
Op. 3. No. 7
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006865">212006865</a>
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FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746), [Psalmi] Memento Domine David, I/F/14/6
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FISCHER
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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1765
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108
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01-14-05
Composer
FISCHER
D-Dl
Mus. 1865-D-3
Date (Catalogo)
publ. 1701
Eitner
V. 3 (1900): Unlisted
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 5
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 38/47
Remarks
Score copy. Blue-grey cover. <br />
Cover title: (hand of Zelenka): 47 (upper right) | De profundis | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violin 2 Viole | e | Basso Contin: | Fischer. <br />
The score does not reflect the instrumentation written by Zelenka on the cover title: no viola part is given, and the bass line is unfigured. Zelenka’s hand is not seen in this score<br />
The Doxology text of this setting (‘Gloria Patri ...’ is for Vespers of the Christmas octave, not for exequies). This brief work is through-composed in a total of 49 bars, exactly the same length as Zelenka’s short setting of 1729 (ZWV 95), for which this setting of Fischer may have served as the model.<br />
Horn (Hkm, 134) notes that this psalm setting appears in the print Vesperae seu psalmi vespertini pro toto anno op. III, Augsburg 1701 (RISM F 985), a publication dedicated to the Grand Master of the Kreuzherren Order. <br />
Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 47. <br />
Horn (‘Die wichtigsten Schreiber’, 164), identifies the copyist of Mus. 1865-D-3 as ZS O.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/5
SLB Card Catalog
Fischer, [Johann Caspar Ferdinand] [Vesperae . . . op. 3 [Nr. 15]. De profundis | a 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violi[ni]: 2 Viole | e Basso Contin[uo] | Fischer. | oben r.] 47.Psalm 129, F dur. Mss 1 Drittel 18 Jh. Zelenka-Kopist | Zelenka. Partitur. 10 S.+ 1 Bl. qu 8vo (21x34.5 cm; S 1/2 u. Schlußbl. blauer Umschlag). Von Zelenkas Hand nur der vollständige Titel S. 1. Stück 1979 identificiert in der Benedictinerabtei Ottobeuren; zuvor irrtümlich unter Leonhard Fischer katalogiriert. Vormals: Kath. Hofkirche. Mus. 2722-D-1
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche
Status
Score copy of De profundis by Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (Mus. 1865-D-3 ) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
[Psalmi] De profundis
Title Partitura
De profundis
Uniform Composer
FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 129)
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
Op. 3. No. 15
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006866">212006866</a>
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FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746), [Psalmi] De profundis, I/F/14/5
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FISCHER
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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107
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01-14-04
Composer
FISCHER
D-Dl
Mus. 1865-D-1
Date (Catalogo)
[publ. 1701]
Eitner
V. 3 (1900): Unlisted.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 4
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 35/4
Remarks
Score copy. Blue-grey cover. Parts missing from Dresden. <br />
Cover title: (hand of Zelenka): C | g# | Cb (left) : Nro. 4 (upper right) | Laudate D’num o’es gentes | Magnificat | In exitu Israel | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violin 2 | Viola e | Basso Conti: | Del Sigl: Fischer. <br />
The storage identification written on the upper right by Schürer relates to storage location in the Hofkirche and the Catalogo (1765): Schranck No. I. | 14. Fach, 4. Lage: Incipit. <br />
The scores are in the hand of ZS 0, with some additions by Zelenka of violin and viola parts, as well as indications for the copyist of the parts. Almost no text is given. <br />
The Laudate Dominum and Magnificat settings have ‘long:’ noted in the margin of Zelenka’s Inventarium. In exitu is marked ‘breve’. Laudate Dominum is an a cappella composition. <br />
Zelenka did not include Fischer’s settings Laudate Dominum or Magnificat in his later collection ‘Psalmi varii’. <br />
Horn (Hkm, 134) notes that this psalm setting appears in the print Vesperae seu psalmi vespertini pro toto anno op. III, Augsburg 1701 (RISM F 985), a publication dedicated to the Grand Master of the Kreuzherren Order. <br />
See also Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 4. <br />
Horn (‘Die wichtigsten Schreiber’, 164), identified the copyist of Mus. 1865-D-1 as ZS O.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/4
SLB Card Catalog
Fischer, [Johann Caspar Ferdinand] Vesperae seu Psalmi vespertini op. 3 | Nr. 6, 18, 5]. Ms. 1: Laudate D[omi]num O[mn]es gentes.| Magnificat | In exitu Israel | ...| à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violin 2 | Viola | e | Basso Conti: [Ms. 1] del Sigl. Fischer | 1. Psalm 113, C dur. Notiert f. SATB; 2. Luc. 1, 46ff, G dur. Notiert teils f. SATB, teils als Rec. acc, teils f. SATB+Instr.; 3. Psalm 116, c moll. Notiert f. SATB+Insts. Mus.1 Drittel d. 18. Jh. Zelenka-Kopist| Zelenka. Partitur - 28 S. + 1 Bl. qu 8vo (20x33.5cm; S. 1/ 2 u. Schlussblatt=blauer Umshlag. [...] vormals irrtümlich unter Leonard Fischer ? catalogiriert. Inst. stimmen bei Nr. 18 ??? Teil u. bei Nr. 5 stellenweise durch Zelenka nachgebragen u. Komp.[...]
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche
Status
Score copies of Laudate Dominum, Magnificat, In exitu Israel by Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (Mus. 1865-D-1) held by SLUB.; parts missing from Dresden. (It is not known whether these were catalogued by SLB).
Title (Catalogo)
Psalmi: Laudate Dominum; Magnificat; In exitu Israel
Title Partitura
Laudate D’num o’es gentes | Magnificat | In exitu Israel
Uniform Composer
FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 116; ps. 113); Canticles
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
[Op. 3. Nos. 6, 18, 5]
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006867">212006867</a>
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FISCHER, Johann Caspar Ferdinand (b Schönfeld 1656–d Ratstatt 1746), Psalmi: Laudate Dominum; Magnificat; In exitu Israel, I/F/14/4
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FISCHER
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
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Music
Date
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1765
Music
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106
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01-14-03
Composer
FIORELLI
D-Dl
Mus. 2370-D-1
Eitner
V. 3 (1900). 459: The Dresden court violinist Carlo Fiorello is listed but no work from Dresden is entered under his name.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 3
Materials (1765)
Parti
Remarks
Only the wrapper of this source is now kept in SLUB. <br />
Title on wrapper: No: 1. | Te Deum laudamus: | di | Fiorelli | â 4. Voci | con | Trombe. et Tÿmani | 2) Corni di Caccia | 2) Oboi | 2) Violini | Violetta | et | Organi. (left) Doppiato | (centre) dell’ | Sig: Fiorelli. <br />
The violinist Carlo Fiorelli ceased playing with the Dresden Hofkapelle late in 1711. The ‘Violist Fiorelli’ was listed to travel to Schloss Hartenfels at Torgau for wedding celebrations held there in October 1711. Written next to his name is ‘ist noch nicht ankommen’ (D-Dla 10006 OHMA B 19, f. 84). In a payment list dated 1 December 1711 (D-Dla, 10026 Geh. Kab. Loc. 910/1, ‘Die Königl : Poln : und Churfürstl : Sächß : Music und Orchestra . . . [1] Decembris 1711’, ff. 1–2. [1.12.1711] Music und Orchestra) the position previously filled by Carlo Fiorelli (his was the second listing next to the concert master Volumier in the Orchestra list of c.1709 ) was now vacant, and a replacement was required. The note following ‘N. N.’ (Pisendel Violist und Cam[m]er- Musicus) demostrates that Pisendel filled this position.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola, Oboè, Corni, Trombe e Timpani’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/3
SLB Card Catalog
Fiorelli, Carlo: Te Deum laudamus à 4 voci [con Strom.] D-dur. 4/4. St. o.J. 3 St. 4to Mus.-Mscr. Kath. Hofkirche.
Status
Apart from the wrapper it has not been possible to view these materials in SLUB, and no microfilm of this work is held there.
Title (Catalogo)
Te Deum laudamus
Title Partitura
Te Deum laudamus
Uniform Composer
FIORELLI (Carlo? Violinist of the Dresden Hofkapelle. d c1711?)
Uniform Title
Hymns
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212009472">212009472</a>
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FIORELLI (Carlo? Violinist of the Dresden Hofkapelle. d c1711?), Te Deum laudamus, I/F/14/3
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FIORELLI
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
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Janice B. Stockigt
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Music
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1765
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105
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01-14-02
Composer
FINAZZOLI
D-Dl
Mus. 2870-D-1
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 448–9: Finazzoli,[...] jedenfalls ein Komponist des 18. Jhs., von dem sich im Archiv der kath. Kirche in Dresden ein Kyrie und Gloria zu 4 Stim. mit 2 V. Va. Ob. Corni, Tromb. Timpani u. Org. befindet.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 2
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Giovanni Alberto Ristori
Remarks
Score. An Italian source. <br />
Title page: Messa a 4 del Finazzoli M[aestr]o di Capp[ell]a | di Pesaro con Strum[en]ti. Parts are missing. <br />
Claudio Bacciagaluppi kindly advises that the margin lines right and left of the manuscript staves of this Kyrie and Gloria point to a Venetian copy-shop. This source has has ‘tre lune’ watermarks.<br />
NB: An un-named oratorio attributed to ‘Sigre Finazzoli’ is listed by Jírí Sehnal in ‘Neue Beiträge zur Musikgeschickte Mährens im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert’, 168.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/2
SLB Card Catalog
Finazzoli, . . . : Messa a 4 del Finazzoli M.o di Capp:a di Pesaro con Strum:ti Gmoll. 4/4. Kyrie, Gloria. Part u. St. o. J. [65] 8 Lagen mit 20 St. qu. 4to u 4to. Mus. -Mscr. Kath. Hofkirche. Stimmen stehen gesondert.
Stamps
Sachs. Landes-Bibl. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche.
Status
Score copy of Kyrie e Gloria (g minor) attributed to ‘Finazzoli’ (Mus. 2870-D-1) held by SLUB; 20 parts missing from Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
Kyrie e Gloria
Title Partitura
Messa a 4
Uniform Composer
Tinazzoli, Agostino (from Bologna: fl. Pesaro early 1700s; d Pesaro 1725)
Uniform Title
Masses
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006897">212006897</a>
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Tinazzoli, Agostino (from Bologna: fl. Pesaro early 1700s; d Pesaro 1725), Kyrie e Gloria, I/F/14/2
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FINAZZOLI
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
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An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
ID from previous system - used for matching
104
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-14
Additional
A 116
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-D-5,2
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Sanctus ex Missa Ariosa und Miserere à 4 e Bc. 2 Ob. 2 V. 1 Va. Ms. A 115. P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 14
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Unlisted in the Inventarium.
Remarks
Score copy . Blue-grey cover. <br />
Cover title: Miserere | à 4 | C. A. T. B. | e | Basso Continuo | del Sigl. Giov: Fux. <br />
This setting is now bound in with the Sanctus setting by Fux (see I/F/14/12). On the lower five staves of each page the copyist has written out the four-part choral version, plus basso line (figured). On the upper two staves Zelenka added instructions for the preparation of two oboes parts, two parts for violins, and viola. He also added tempi marks, dynamics, and articulation marks. Horn (Die wichtigsten Schreiber, 165) identifies the copyist of Mus. 2130-D-5,2 as ZS 1 (= from early 1730s).
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/14
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Miserere. K. 148] MISERERE | à 4 | C. A. T. B. | e | Basso Continuo | di Sigl. Giov: Fux: | c moll [...] Psalm 50 . Von Zelenka hinzugefügt die Instrumentalstimmen 2 vl, vla, 2 ob. Mss ca. 1 Drittel d. 18 Jh. : [Zelenka Hauptkopist] (Ms 1), J. D. Zelenka (Ms 2) Partitur (Mss 1+2) - 26 S. (20.5x34 cm).[...] Vormals Mus. c A 116
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibl.
Status
Score copy of Miserere by Fux (Mus. 2130-D-5,2) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Miserere
Title Partitura
Miserere
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 50)
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 148
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006758">212006758</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), Miserere, I/F/14/14
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
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103
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-13
Additional
A 117
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-E-1
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Alma redemptoris, Sopr. solo, 2 V. e B c . M s . A 11 7 . P
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 13
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 43/2.
Remarks
Autogr. score. Because of deterioration, this was viewed as a copy. Parts are missing from Dresden. | Alma | Soprano Solo | Violin 2 | e | Basso Contin. | di Giovanni | Josephi Fux | Maestro di Capella | dell. C. M. Imper.<br />
Caption title: Nro. 2. <br />
Horn (Hkm, 154–5), notes that the most precious of the Fux sources in Dresden must be the autograph of this Marian antiphon by Fux. It might have been a gift from the teacher to the student, an indication of the esteem in which Fux held Zelenka.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/13
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Alma Redemptoris Mater K. 187]. Alma | Soprano Solo | Violin 2 | e | Basso Contin. | di Giovanni | Giosepha Fux | Maestro di Capella | de R. C. M: Imper. | [oben l:| b | [oben r: | Nro 2do B dur C | 3/4 | C. Mss. ca. 1 Viertel d. 18 Jh: autogr. in Ergänzungen v. Zelenka. Partitur = 10 S. (31.5x21 cm, S. 2 u. 10 leer).S. 1 (m. Titel) 2 blaues Umschlagpapier. Von Zelenkas Hand nur der Titel u. S. 3. oben r. die ... Nro 2. Ehermals vorh. Stimmen=Kriegverlust. Vormals: Mus. c A 117.
Status
Autogr. score of Alma Redemptoris by Fux held by SLUB (Mus. 2130-E-1); parts to accompany the score (numbers unknown) missing from Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
Alma Redemptoris
Title Partitura
Alma
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Antiphons
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 187
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006759">212006759</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), Alma Redemptoris, I/F/14/13
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
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102
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-12
Additional
A 115
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-D-5,1
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Sanctus ex Missa Ariosa und Miserere à 4 e Bc. 2 Ob. 2 V. 1 Va. Ms. A 115. P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 12
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Inventarium 16/2.
Remarks
Score copy by Zelenka. Blue-grey cover. <br />
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): Nro 2 | Sanctus ex Missa Ariosa | del S: Fux.<br />
Zelenka’s dedication at conclusion of the copy (which was made before late 1728/early 1729): A M D G V M OO SS H AAque P in R. <br />
Works by Fux copied into Liber III of Zelenka’s ‘Collectaneorum’ (D-Dl, Mus. 1-B-98; III/37/2) include the Benedictus from the Sanctus setting of Fux’s Missa Ariosa. The score of this Sanctus listing was probably copied in Dresden from Zelenka’s Collectaneorum (Liber III of 1717, 318–321). <br />
Concordance: <br />
CZ-Pkřiž, XXXVI A 86. Missa Ariosa by Fux was held in the Kreuzherren collection Prague, copyist Gayer. Dated ‘1706’. RISM ID no. 550282615.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/12
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Messen K. 2. Einzelstücke]. Nro 2| Sanctus ex Missa Ariosa | del S. Fux.| C dur für SATB, 2 vl, 2 vle, bc u. 2 ob. Ms ce. 1. Drittel d. 18 Jh. J. D. Zelenka. Partitur = 14 S. (20 ,5x33.5 cm). S. 1 (im Titel)| 2 = blaues Umschlagpapier. Benedictus 1 in Mus. 1-B-98 (Collectaneorum . . .). Vormals: Mus. c A 115.
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibl.
Status
Score copy of Sanctus from Missa Ariosa [or Missa S. Michaelis] by Fux (Mus. 2130-D-5,1) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Sanctus
Title Partitura
Sanctus ex Missa Ariosa
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Mass movements
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 2 [from K. 36]
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006757">212006757</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), Sanctus, I/F/14/12
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
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Legacy ID
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101
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-11
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Missing
Date (Catalogo)
Copied by Zelenka 18.10.1719
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden: Missa canonica a 4. Sicut Cervus à 4 del Praenestini di G. Gios. Fux ... Ms. A 112. P. 23 Bll.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 11
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka? Inventarium 4/5 with the margin note: ‘Manca’.
Remarks
Zelenka’s remark ‘manca’ with this listing in his Inventarium implies that his copy went missing during his lifetime. Yet Missa Canonica was listed in this Catalogo (1765).<br />
Horn (Hkm, 149) advises that this now-missing copy of Fux’s Missa Canonica is described by Köchel, who stated that Zelenka’s copy was dated with the dedication: ‘Laus Deo et omnibus Sanctus ejus, Dresdae 18. Oct. 1719’. Thus, this work was copied in Dresden following Zelenka’s return from Vienna.<br />
Concordance<br />
CZ-Pkřiž, XXXVI B 298. Messa Canonica | Particolarmente Diversifacata | di Giovan: Jioseffo Fux | Mastro [sic!] di Capella | Di | Carlo Sesto Imperatore | de Romani e Re di | Spagna | In Vienna. This title page to a set of five parts (CATB; Vlne) suggests that the source came from 1713 or earlier, when Charles VI (as Charles III) lost the title King of Spain. Reidel (Kirchenmusik am Hofe Karls VI.) lists this as an a cappella work mass (133) that came to be performed in the Große Hofburgkapelle Vienna during Lent in 1735 and 1736 (231, with a query), in 1738 (249), and 1739 (246).
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci a Capella’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/11
Status
Score copy of Missa Canonica by Fux not held in Dresden.
Title (Catalogo)
[Messe] No 4. Canonica
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 7
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), [Messe] No 4. Canonica, I/F/14/11
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
ID from previous system - used for matching
100
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-10
Composer
FUX
D-Dl
Mus. 2130-D-3
Date (Catalogo)
1731 [first performance]
Eitner
V. 4 (1901), 108: Fux, Johann Joseph [...] Mss. der Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden [...] Messa brevium ultima a 4 v. c. 2 V. concert, Va. ed org. Ms. A 11a. P
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 10
Materials (1765)
Parti
Provenance
Jan Dismas Zelenka. Unlisted in the Inventarium
Remarks
Set of 11 parts (8 vocal; 3 instrumental): Canto Con[certan]to; Canto Rip[ie]no; Alto Conc[ertan]to; Alto Rip[ie]no; Tenore Conc[ertan]to; Tenore Rip[ie]no; Basso Conc[ertan]to; Basso Rip[ie]no; Violino Primo Conc[ertan]to; Violino 2do; Violoncello.<br />
Additional 12 instrumental parts (prepared in Dresden): Violino Prmo x 2; Violino 2do x 2; Violetta 1; Violetta IIa; Violone R; Tiorba (figured); Oboe Imo; Oboe IIo; Fagotto x 2.<br />
Cover title on part for Canto Conc[ertan]to: N 4 (upper right; Zelenka) | Missa brevium ultima | â 4 voci | e | 2 Violini Conc[ertan]ti | Partes 12 | Del Sigr Giovanni Gioseffo Fux | Maestro di Capella di S:C: e I :C: Mta: NB: No part for organ. <br />
Riedel demonstrates that this work (Missa Brevium ultima K. 6) was performed in Viennese imperial chapels on many occasions during the 1730s. It was also used for sacramental devotions. Riedel, Kirchenmusik am Hofe Karls VI, 148–52.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni, Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/10
SLB Card Catalog
Fux, Johann Joseph [Messen K. 6] C conc, Ms1: Missa brevium Ultima â 4 Voci | e | 2 Violini Concti | Partes 12 | Del Sigr Giovanni Gioseffo Fux | Maestro di Capella di S:C: e I:C:Mta:. [oben r. Ms Zelenka: | N 4 | F dur. Ms 1 Drittel d. 18. Jh.: Wiener Kopistenschrift (Ms 1) G. Personelli, Dresden (Ms 2) 22 Stimmen Ms 1: C.A.T.B conc; C.A.T.B rip.; vl 1 conc. vl 2, vlc (28x22 cm). Ms 2: vl 1, 2 (2x), vlete 1, 2, vlne rip, tiorba (beziff b.c) ob 1,2, fag (2x) (35x21 cm). Der zufolge Köchels Angaben wohl ehemals vorh. Kapellarchiv-Umschlag ist nicht erhalten.
Stamps
Sächs. Landes-Bibl.
Status
Twenty three (11+12) parts for Missa brevium ultima by Fux (Mus. 2130-D-3) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
[Messe] No 3. breve
Title Partitura
Missa brevium ultima
Uniform Composer
FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
K. 6
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006755">212006755</a>
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FUX, Johann Joseph (b Hirtenfeld [Styria] 1660–d Vienna 1741), [Messe] No 3. breve, I/F/14/10
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FUX
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
ID from previous system - used for matching
99
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-14-01
Additional
A 90 23
Composer
FIEBIG
D-Dl
Mus. 2368-D-1
Date (Catalogo)
1706
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 440: Fiebig, Johann Christoph Anton [...] Die Kgl. Musikalien Samlg. in Dresden besitzt von ihm im Ms. 90: 2 Heptaphonium musicum, seu septem Missae à C.A. T. B. 2 V. et organo
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 14; Lage 1
Materials (1765)
Parti
Remarks
Set of seven printed part books containing seven settings of the Mass, each one a Missa tota. These materials do not have signs of much use. <br />
Title page (Organo): Heptaphonum | OPUS | Musicum | SEU | Septem Missae | A | Canto, Alto | Tenore, Basso | II Violinis, | et | Organo | Concinnatae et Deductae | per Joannem Christophorum Antonium | Fiebig | Anno MDCCVI | Impensis Authoris | Budissinae | Literis Richserianis. <br />
Part books (4 vocal; 3 instrumental): Canto; Alto; Tenore; Basso; Violino Primo; Violino Secundo; Organo (with ‘Fiebig’ in Zelenka’s hand?). <br />
Of this composer Eitner wrote: ‘Fiebig, Johann Christoph Anton, ein Schulrektor und Chor regens zu Aussig [Osek] an der Elbe, starb 28. Mai 1714’.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/14/1
SLB Card Catalog
Fiebig, Joh. Christoph Anton: Hephtaphonum musicum, seu septem Missae à Canto, Alto, Ten., Basso, 2 viol. et Organo. Busdissinae: Richter 1706. [o. Nr.] 7stb. 4to .
Stamps
KGL. ÖFFENT. BIBLIOTHEK DRESDEN.
Status
Seven printed part books for Messe VII (Hephtaphonum Musicum) by Johann Christian Anton Fiebig (Mus. 2368-D-1) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Messe VII . . . 7. libri stamp.
Title Partitura
Hephtaphonum musicum, seu septem Missae . . .
Uniform Composer
FIEBIG, Johann Christoph Anton (d Osek [Aussig] 1714. Eitner)
Uniform Title
Masses
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=00000990017934">00000990017934</a>
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FIEBIG, Johann Christoph Anton (d Osek [Aussig] 1714. Eitner), Messe VII . . . 7. libri stamp., I/F/14/1
Title
A name given to the resource
FIEBIG
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
A entry in the catalogo
Legacy ID
ID from previous system - used for matching
98
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-13-09
Additional
A 87
Composer
FEO
D-Dl
Mus. 2409-D-4
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 412-13: Feo, Francesco [...] In der Kgl. Musikaliensamlg. Dresdens: [...] Ms. 86: 1.Magnificat. 2. Paulus [!] vir. 3. Laudate pueri. 4. Confitebor à 5 voc. c. strom. P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 13; Lage 9
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Remarks
Bound copy. No identification of composer. The parts are missing. <br />
Inner cover: A 87 (NB: Eitner gave the number Ms. 86). <br />
Title page: Confitebor a 5. It is likely that this was among scores either gifted or purchased in Naples or Rome during the grand tour of Saxon Prince Friedrich Christian (May 1738–October 1739). <br />
On this work see Bacciagaluppi & Stockigt, ‘Italian Manuscripts of Sacred Music in Dresden’, 150–51.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 5 voci conc. co’ VVni Viola Ob: Corn. e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/13/9
SLB Card Catalog
Feo, [Fr.]: ‘Confitebor’ à 5 [voci con strom.] Ps. 111] 3/8. F-dur. Part. quer-4to . Orig.? -Mus.-Mscr. Part. qu-8vo . Mus.-Mscr.
Status
Score of Confitebor a 5 by Francesco Feo (Mus. 2409-D-4) held by SLUB; parts to accompany the score are missing from Dresden and were not catalogued by SLB.
Title (Catalogo)
Psalmi: Confitebor
Title Partitura
Confitebor a 5
Uniform Composer
FEO, Francesco (b Naples 1691–d Naples 1761)
Uniform Title
Psalms (ps. 110)
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=211011497">211011497</a>
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FEO, Francesco (b Naples 1691–d Naples 1761), Psalmi: Confitebor, I/F/13/9
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FEO
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
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The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
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Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
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Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
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Legacy ID
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97
Sort Order
The physical order in the catologo
01-13-08
Additional
A 85
Composer
FEO
D-Dl
Mus. 2409-D-1
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 412-13: Feo, Francesco [...] In der Kgl. Musikaliensamlg. Dresdens: [...] Ms 85: Messa (Kyrie et Gl.) à 5 v. c. strom. P.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 13; Lage 8
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Remarks
Bound score copy of a Kyrie–Gloria pair. 18th c. binding. Note on the fly leaf: No 13. Included in the binding are Credo | Sanctus | Agnus (brevis) A. <br />
Title page: Kyrie e Gloria a 8 voci | con Ripieni | con VV, Violetta, Violoncello | e concerto d’Istrom. da Fiato | Musica | del Sigr. Franco. Feo. <br />
This source comes from Naples. Note the physical similarity of this source to the Kyrie e Gloria by Tarantino (Francesco Nicola Fago): Mus. 2200-D-2. <br />
Final page: the remark: 27 file[tto] refers to the gold decorations pressed onto the spine of the binding. Neapolitan watermark.<br />
This is one of the Neapolitan masses entered under ‘Musica di Chiesa di varii Autori’ in Maria Josepha’s catalogue (Nr. 5), an inventory that can be dated to c1743 (Jóhannes Ágústsson, ‘The Secular Vocal Collection of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, 33). Other Neapolitan masses listed there are by Domenico Sarri (III/S/7/1) and Tarantino (Fago: III/T/2/1). Each is also entered into the Catalogo (1765) but are not found in later catalogues of Wettin family members.<br />
This source presents an example of exchange between the royal music collection and the collection of Dresden’s Catholic court church. Items could migrate from one member of the royal family to another through gift or inheritance, as noted in Bacciagaluppi & Stockigt, ‘Italian Manuscripts of Sacred Music in Dresden’, 150–51. <br />
The incipit given above agrees with the incipit of a Missa integra listing in the Osek Inventory, 1754, under the heading ‘Catalogus Missarum pro Stylo moderno producibilium. Missa Solennissimae’ (sub littera A, fol. 1v, No. 9).
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci e 2 Cori co’ VVni Viola Oboè e Basso’
SFL_combination
I/F/13/8
SLB Card Catalog
Feo, Fran[ces]co: [-Messa] Kyrie e Gloria à 5 voci con [strom.]. Part. qu-8vo . Mus.-Mscr.
Stamps
Königl. Öffentliche Bibliothek in Dresden sticker
Status
Score copy of Kyrie e Gloria in G by Francesco Feo (Mus. 2409-D-1) held by SLUB.
Title (Catalogo)
Messa
Title Partitura
Kyrie e Gloria a 8 voci
Uniform Composer
FEO, Francesco (b Naples 1691–d Naples 1761)
Uniform Title
Masses
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006470">212006470</a>
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FEO, Francesco (b Naples 1691–d Naples 1761), Messa, I/F/13/8
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FEO
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Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa 1765
Description
An account of the resource
The Catalogo della Musica di Chiesa ... [1765] provides access to a comprehensive database of the music collection of the Catholic court church of Dresden cataloged in 1765.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Janice B. Stockigt
Subject
The topic of the resource
Music
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1765
Music
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Legacy ID
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96
Sort Order
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01-13-07
Composer
FASCH
D-Dl
Mus. 2423-D-2
Date (Catalogo)
c1721–1722 (Fechner)
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 393 [...] Fasch, Joh. Friedr. : In der Kgl. Musikaliensamlg. in Dresden: im Ms. 81. 82. 83: 2 Messen zu 4 St. u. Orch. in Dd. u. Fd. Part. [...] Arch. der kathol. Kirche in Dresden, Fasch, Joh. Friedr. ohne Vornamen: 2 Messen f. 4 Stim. 2 V.Va. Flöt. Oboen, Hörner, Tromp., Pauken u. Org.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 13; Lage 7
Materials (1765)
Partitura; Parti
Provenance
Johann David Heinichen
Remarks
Autogr. score of Fasch heavily re-worked by Heinichen. NB Some losses in the score (eg. 26–7-recent pagination). Parts are missing. <br />
Caption title (autogr.): Messa 2 di J. F. Fasch. All Mass and Vespers settings (Vespers settings are unlisted in the Inventarium 1765) by Fasch held by SLUB are written on paper originating from the paper mill in Kirchberg (near Zwickau) operated by Johann Christian Hertel. Fasch also used this paper for works composed in Prague during his employment by Count Morzin, 1721–22. See Manfred Fechner, ‘Zur Datierung von Johann Friedrich Faschs "Dresdner" Vesperkompositionen und Messen’ 57–8. <br />
In addition to two Mass settings by Fasch in Heinichen’s collection, another mass by Fasch once was held by Zelenka (Missa sine nomine, Inventarium listing 9/38: now missing?). It was not catalogued by SLB. <br />
On this mass setting, see Stockigt, ‘Fasch visits Dresden’, 29–56.
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci co’ VVni Viola, Oboe e B’
SFL_combination
I/F/13/7
SLB Card Catalog
(Autogr. 23re)Fasch, J[oh.] Fr.: Missa [à 4 voc. con strom.] Fdur Part. qu.-4to Orig.-Mus.-Mscr. Achtung: zw. S. 26 u. 27 fehlen 3 Bl. (vgl. Lagen-Numerierung). Das Bl. m.d. Seiten 91 u. 92 ist umgebert u. auf d. Kopfst??? eingebunden.
Stamps
BIBLIOTHECA MUSICA REGIA
Status
Autogr. score [pages of the Quoniam are out of order in the binding] of a Mass in F by J. F. Fasch (Mus. 2423-D-2) held by SLUB; the missing parts were not catalogued by SLB.
Title (Catalogo)
[Messe] No 2
Title Partitura
Messa 2a di J. F. Fasch
Uniform Composer
FASCH, Johann Friedrich (b Buttelstädt 1688–d Zerbst 1758)
Uniform Title
Masses
Identification
The designated identification in relevant index eg ZWV, BWV etc
FWV G: F 1 (Pfeiffer)
RISM Links
<a href="https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/search?View=rism&db=251&View=rism&id=212006509">212006509</a>
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FASCH, Johann Friedrich (b Buttelstädt 1688–d Zerbst 1758), [Messe] No 2, I/F/13/7
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FASCH