DESLINS
Title
DESLINS
Description
DE SLINS, Joannes (fl. mid-16th century), Offertorium de S. Steph., I/D/11/1
D-Dl
Mus. 2872-E-1
Composer
DESLINS
Uniform Composer
DE SLINS, Joannes (fl. mid-16th century)
Title (Catalogo)
Offertorium de S. Steph.
Location (1765)
Schranck I; Fach 11; Lage 1
SFL_combination
I/D/11/1
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci a Capella’
Materials (1765)
Parti
Title Partitura
Stephanus autem
Uniform Title
Offertories
Date (Catalogo)
1568
RISM Links
Remarks
Set of 12 parts. Blue-grey wrapper.
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): No 1 | Stephanus autem F | Offertorium | de | S. Stephano. a 4 | di Giovanni | Deslins.
Parts (8 vocal; 4 instrumental, all in Zelenka’s hand from mid 1720s): Soprano; Soprano R.; Contralto; Contr.Alto R.; Tenore; Tenore R.; Basso; Basso R.; Violone; Tiorba e Violoncello; Organo (figured); Fagotto.
Horn (Hkm, 104) notes this to be one of two compositions by Deslins included among the Pietro Giovannelli (Joannellus) collection, Novi thesauri musici, Bks 1 and 3, published in Venice 1568 in 1568 by A. Gardano. (RISM 15684). The second work is a setting of Veni creator spiritus, Bk. 1. According to GMO most works in this collection were composed by singers of the Imperial Chapel, although a few were attached to the court of Duke Albert of Bavaria.
The Offertorium de S. Stephano is structured in two sections. According to Zelenka’s instruction, organ preluding was to be performed before the second part of the Offertorium was begun. In the middle of the organ part ‘NB Fit praeludium’ is written. This instruction also seen in Zelenka‘s hymn settings. All other parts have ‘Praeludio tacet’ at this point.
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): No 1 | Stephanus autem F | Offertorium | de | S. Stephano. a 4 | di Giovanni | Deslins.
Parts (8 vocal; 4 instrumental, all in Zelenka’s hand from mid 1720s): Soprano; Soprano R.; Contralto; Contr.Alto R.; Tenore; Tenore R.; Basso; Basso R.; Violone; Tiorba e Violoncello; Organo (figured); Fagotto.
Horn (Hkm, 104) notes this to be one of two compositions by Deslins included among the Pietro Giovannelli (Joannellus) collection, Novi thesauri musici, Bks 1 and 3, published in Venice 1568 in 1568 by A. Gardano. (RISM 15684). The second work is a setting of Veni creator spiritus, Bk. 1. According to GMO most works in this collection were composed by singers of the Imperial Chapel, although a few were attached to the court of Duke Albert of Bavaria.
The Offertorium de S. Stephano is structured in two sections. According to Zelenka’s instruction, organ preluding was to be performed before the second part of the Offertorium was begun. In the middle of the organ part ‘NB Fit praeludium’ is written. This instruction also seen in Zelenka‘s hymn settings. All other parts have ‘Praeludio tacet’ at this point.
Eitner
V. 3 (1900), 183: Deslins, Joannes, bekannt durch [...] Kathol. Kirche in Dresden ein Offertorium de St. Stephan 4 voc. P. u. St.
SLB Card Catalog
Slins, Joannes de. [‘Stephanus autem plenus gratia’] Nro 1 | Stephanus autem. F. | Offertorium | de| S| Stephano. | a 4: | di Giovanni | Deslins | F dur, in 2 Teilen, mit eingeschobenem (aber nicht notierem) Präludium Ms. 1 drittel d. 18. jh: J. D. Zelenka. 12 Stimmen: S, A, T, B; S, A, T, B rip,; violone, tiorba e vlc, org (beziff); fag (33.5x20 cm). dazu blaues Umschlagdoppelblatt in Titel. Vermutlich nach Vorlege der Partitur in der seit 1945 verschollen - Sammelbandschrift Mus. 1-D-7, die, wenn nicht von Zelenka schreiben, so doch wohl aus seinem Besitz gestammt hat. Vormals: Kath. Hofkirche.
Status
Twelve parts for Offertorium Stephanus autem by Deslins (Slins, Joannes de; Mus. 2872-E-1) held by SLUB.
Sort Order
01-11-01
Collection
Citation
“DESLINS,” Catalogue of the Music Collection of the Dresden Catholic Court Church 1765, accessed July 28, 2024, http://omeka.cloud.unimelb.edu.au/hofkirchecatalogo1765/items/show/3632.