NOVARI
Title
NOVARI
Description
NOVÁK, Jan František (b 1706–d 1771), [Psalmi] Magnificat, II/N/6/12
D-Dl
Mus. 3613-E-1
Composer
NOVARI
Uniform Composer
NOVÁK, Jan František (b 1706–d 1771)
Title (Catalogo)
[Psalmi] Magnificat
Location (1765)
Schranck II; Fach 6; Lage 12
SFL_combination
II/N/6/12
Scoring (1765)
‘a 4 voci con stromenti’
Materials (1765)
Partitura
Title Partitura
Magnificat
Uniform Title
Canticles
RISM Links
Remarks
Score copy by Zelenka. Blue-grey cover. On the identification of this composer see II/N/6/6.
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): Nro 1mo (right) | Magnificat | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violini 2 | Viola | e | Basso Continuo | Novari (replacing the deleted ‘Ignoti’).
At the conclusion of the score is written in Zelenka’s hand: A M D G V M OO SS H AAtqu PP R. This dedication suggest that this setting was substantially revised by Zelenka. See Dr. Landmann (SLB card catalogue, below).
This score is in Zelenka’s hand, and was copied c.1727/8. The text is in the hand of a copyist.
Two labels to correspond with Hofkirche catalogues of 1765 (damaged) and c1784 are kept with the score. The earlier fragment reads: Schranck No: II. | N. 6. Fach 12. Lag[e] | Magnificat | à 4 voc[i] | co’ VVni Viola e Basso | Partitura sola | del Sigr Novari. Incipit. The second to correspond to the entry in the missing Catalogo (c1784): Lit: N. Schranck No. II. |4. Fach 13. Lage | Magnificat | à 4 voci | co’ VVni Viola ed Org. | Partitura sola | del Sigr Novari. Incipit.
See Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 10.
Concordances: Although the instrumental incipit (above) for this Magnificat setting does not correspond with the vocal incipit given by Štefan for the Magnificat, this comes from Novák’s Vesperae solennes ([968] Sign. 929) once held by the Metropolitan cathedral of Prague. NB: Zelenka’s Inventarium note: ‘P’.
Cover title (hand of Zelenka): Nro 1mo (right) | Magnificat | à 4 | C: A: T: B: | Violini 2 | Viola | e | Basso Continuo | Novari (replacing the deleted ‘Ignoti’).
At the conclusion of the score is written in Zelenka’s hand: A M D G V M OO SS H AAtqu PP R. This dedication suggest that this setting was substantially revised by Zelenka. See Dr. Landmann (SLB card catalogue, below).
This score is in Zelenka’s hand, and was copied c.1727/8. The text is in the hand of a copyist.
Two labels to correspond with Hofkirche catalogues of 1765 (damaged) and c1784 are kept with the score. The earlier fragment reads: Schranck No: II. | N. 6. Fach 12. Lag[e] | Magnificat | à 4 voc[i] | co’ VVni Viola e Basso | Partitura sola | del Sigr Novari. Incipit. The second to correspond to the entry in the missing Catalogo (c1784): Lit: N. Schranck No. II. |4. Fach 13. Lage | Magnificat | à 4 voci | co’ VVni Viola ed Org. | Partitura sola | del Sigr Novari. Incipit.
See Stockigt, ‘The Vespers Psalms of Jan Dismas Zelenka’, App. 2, No. 10.
Concordances: Although the instrumental incipit (above) for this Magnificat setting does not correspond with the vocal incipit given by Štefan for the Magnificat, this comes from Novák’s Vesperae solennes ([968] Sign. 929) once held by the Metropolitan cathedral of Prague. NB: Zelenka’s Inventarium note: ‘P’.
Stamps
Sächs. Landesbibliothek. Depositum der Kath. Hofkirche
Additional
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Eitner
Eitner (VII, 215) lists this work among five under the name ‘Novari, . . .’: Im Archiv der Dresdner Hokkirche befinden sich in P. u. Stb. im Ms. 5 [sic] geistl. lat. Gesge. für Chor und Instrumente.
SLB Card Catalog
[After Dr O. Landmann]: Apart from vocal text and possibly title information ‘Magnificat|a 4.’|‘Ignot:’, the complete copy is from Zelenka as well as the final formula (‘A:M:D:G:’ etc . which is known from Zelenka’s own works. This possibly indicates a substantial reworking of the work by Zelenka. Only the title label (2nd half 18th century) is extant of the former chapel archive envelope. Formerly: Catholic court church
Status
Score of Magnificat by Jan František Novák (Mus. 3613-E-1) held by SLUB.
Sort Order
02-06-12
Collection
Citation
“NOVARI,” 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/3872.