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		Vocal music
	
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		Mixed choir
	
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		GK
	
Twee kerstmotetten : voor 4-stemmig gemengd koor a cappella, 1974-1987 / Nico Hermans
	
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		Vocal music
	
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		Mixed choir
	
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		GK4
	
Quam dilecta tabernacula : (Psalmus 84), for small choir or 5 soloists, 2001 / Daan Manneke
	
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		Vocal music
	
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		Mixed choir; Vocal ensemble (2-12)
	
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		GK5 / 2sopr alt ten bas
	
	
			Genre: 
		
		Vocal music
	
			Subgenre: 
		
		Mixed choir
	
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		GK
	
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				6 Masses & 7 Motets (Volume II) : for 4, 5, 6 and 8 voices / Alonso Lobo; transcribed and edited by Cees Wagemakers
			
					
										Other authors:
									
									
									Wagemakers, Cees
									(Editor)
								
							Lobo, Alonso
									(Composer)
								
							
							Contains:
						
						
						Missa supra Petre, ego pro te rogavi
						7 Motets: Ave Maria
						Missa supra Simile est regnum celorum
						Missa supra O Rex gloriae
						7 Motets: O quam suavis est
						7 Motets: Quam pulchri sunt 
						7 Motets: Ave Regina caelorum
						7 Motets: Versa est in luctum
						7 Motets: Credo quod Redemptor vivit
						7 Motets: Vivo ego, dicit Dominus
						
							Description:
						
						
						The masses are all parody masses, which means that an earlier work - sacred or profane - was the basis for the new music. In those days this was no plagiarism. It was an homage to the maker of the earlier work. All the masses are based on motets by Guerrero, except O Rex gloriæ; this was a motet by Palestrina. 
Because of this I have added the preposition supra in the titles of the masses, though it was not in the original titles. In later literature the mass Maria Magdalena is often spelled as Maria Magdalene; this must be wrong because the mass is a parody on the motet Maria Magdalena et altera Maria by Guerrero. 
Presented here in 2 volumes are 6 masses and 7 motets from a printed choirbook of the Toledo cathedral, and scanned to the internet by the Répertoire International de Sources Musicales. The scans on the internet have a watermark of the Vatican Library. It was printed in Madrid in 1602 by Johannes Flandrum as Liber Primus Missarum (RISM L2588 - First Book of Masses). Flandrum was a Fleming working at the Spanish royal court.
Cees Wagemakers