MARENZIO, Luca
Title
MARENZIO, Luca
Description
MARENZIO, Luca (b Coccaglio nr Brescia 1553|4– d Rome 1599), Offertorium: Gabriel Angelis, II/M/5/4
D-Dl
Mus. 1160-E-4.
Composer
MARENZIO, Luca
Uniform Composer
MARENZIO, Luca (b Coccaglio nr Brescia 1553|4– d Rome 1599)
Title (Catalogo)
Offertorium: Gabriel Angelis
Location (1765)
Schranck II; Fach 5; Lage 4
SFL_combination
II/M/5/4
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci a Capella’
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Title Partitura
Offertoriu[m] pro Festo Annunciationis B: V: M: Gabriel Angelus
Uniform Title
Offertories
Remarks
The score (‘Partitura’) listed in the Catalogo (1765) for Gabriel Angelus by Marenzio is missing from Dresden.
A set of 13 parts (mainly Zelenka’s hand) kept in a blue-grey wrapper.
This work is to be found as No. 35 in Lindner’s Continuatio cantionem sacrum (RISM 15882), which, although not listed in this Catalogo, Zelenka must have been able to access. See Horn (Hkm, 104–06).
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): No. 10 (upper left) | Offertoriu[m] pro Festo | Annunciationis | B: V: M: | Gabriel Angelus | a 4 | NB Partitura habet in libro Collecta | neorum (lower left) | di | Luca Marenzio (lower right).
Catalogue label corresponds with the entry in the missing Catalogo (c1784): Schranck No. II. |Lit: M. 3. Fach 14. Lage | Offertorium | Gabriel Angelus | à 4 voci à Capella | Partitura sola | del Sigr Luca Marenzio | Incipit.
Parts: Set of 13 parts for Marenzio’s Gabriel Angelis ‘In festo Annunciationis B:V:M: (left); Offertorio (right). Partly in the hand of Zelenka: the reverse of several parts have the notation of parts for Palestrina’s Domine in auxilium: p. 2: Canto: Gabriel locutus est; p. 3: (Canto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 4: Sopra: Gabriel locutus est; p. 5: (Canto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 6: Alto: Gabriel locutus est; p. 7: (Alto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 8: Contral: Gabriel locutus est; p. 9: Alto I: Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 10: Tenore: Gabriel locutus est; p. 11: (Tenore): Domine in auxilium meum — incomplete (reverse); p. 12: Tenore: Gabriel locutus est; p. 13: (Tenore): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p.14: Basso: Gabriel locutus est; p.15: (Basso): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p.16: Basso: Gabriel locutus est; p. 17: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 18: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 19: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 20: Violino 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 21: Violino 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 22: Viola (alto clef): Domine in auxilium meum; p. 23: Viola 2 (tenor clef): Domine in auxilium meum; p. 24: Violonzello: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 25: Violone: Gabriel locutus est; p. 26: (Violone?) Domine in auxilium meum (reverse p. 25); p. 27: Tiorba: Gabriel locutus est; p. 28: Fagotto: Domine in auxilium meum (reverse p. 27); p. 29: Organo: Gabriel locutus est; p. 30: (Organo): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 31: Hautbois 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 32: Hautbois 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 33: Basson: Gabriel locutus est; p. 34: (Basson): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse).
A set of 13 parts (mainly Zelenka’s hand) kept in a blue-grey wrapper.
This work is to be found as No. 35 in Lindner’s Continuatio cantionem sacrum (RISM 15882), which, although not listed in this Catalogo, Zelenka must have been able to access. See Horn (Hkm, 104–06).
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): No. 10 (upper left) | Offertoriu[m] pro Festo | Annunciationis | B: V: M: | Gabriel Angelus | a 4 | NB Partitura habet in libro Collecta | neorum (lower left) | di | Luca Marenzio (lower right).
Catalogue label corresponds with the entry in the missing Catalogo (c1784): Schranck No. II. |Lit: M. 3. Fach 14. Lage | Offertorium | Gabriel Angelus | à 4 voci à Capella | Partitura sola | del Sigr Luca Marenzio | Incipit.
Parts: Set of 13 parts for Marenzio’s Gabriel Angelis ‘In festo Annunciationis B:V:M: (left); Offertorio (right). Partly in the hand of Zelenka: the reverse of several parts have the notation of parts for Palestrina’s Domine in auxilium: p. 2: Canto: Gabriel locutus est; p. 3: (Canto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 4: Sopra: Gabriel locutus est; p. 5: (Canto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 6: Alto: Gabriel locutus est; p. 7: (Alto): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 8: Contral: Gabriel locutus est; p. 9: Alto I: Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 10: Tenore: Gabriel locutus est; p. 11: (Tenore): Domine in auxilium meum — incomplete (reverse); p. 12: Tenore: Gabriel locutus est; p. 13: (Tenore): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p.14: Basso: Gabriel locutus est; p.15: (Basso): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p.16: Basso: Gabriel locutus est; p. 17: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 18: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 19: Violino 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 20: Violino 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 21: Violino 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 22: Viola (alto clef): Domine in auxilium meum; p. 23: Viola 2 (tenor clef): Domine in auxilium meum; p. 24: Violonzello: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 25: Violone: Gabriel locutus est; p. 26: (Violone?) Domine in auxilium meum (reverse p. 25); p. 27: Tiorba: Gabriel locutus est; p. 28: Fagotto: Domine in auxilium meum (reverse p. 27); p. 29: Organo: Gabriel locutus est; p. 30: (Organo): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse); p. 31: Hautbois 1: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 32: Hautbois 2: Domine in auxilium meum; p. 33: Basson: Gabriel locutus est; p. 34: (Basson): Domine in auxilium meum (reverse).
Stamps
Sachs. Landes-bibl.
Eitner
V. 6 (1902), 321–6. Marenzio, Luca [...] In Handschriften. [...] Dresd. Mus. Ms. A 431 [...] Gabriel angelus locutus est S. 57. 4 stim. in P. [...] B. Dresden 4 Mot. siehe Kat.
SLB Card Catalog
Marenzio, Luca. [Gabriel Angelus locutus est]. Offertorium pro Fest Annunciationis B: V: M: a 4 [voci]. 13 Stimmen. Ms. 18 Jh. S,A,T.B (je 2x), vcl. cb, tiorba, org, fag. 4to. (enth. außerdem v. Palestrina: Offertoria| Domine, in auxilium meum. Siehe gesonderte Titelaufn. Vormals: Hofkirche.
Status
Thirteen parts for the Offertory Gabriel Angelus by Marenzio (Mus. 1160-E-4) held by SLUB. (The score of this setting by Marenzio is included in Continuatio cantionum sacrarum [...] Friderici Lindneri, Nürnberg 1588, No. 35).
Sort Order
02-05-04
Collection
Citation
“MARENZIO, Luca,” Catalogue of the Music Collection of the Dresden Catholic Court Church 1765, accessed July 29, 2024, http://omeka.cloud.unimelb.edu.au/hofkirchecatalogo1765/items/show/3863.