[LUTE] Re: As Coeli Nuptias

2015-12-02 Thread stephen arndt
"Two things"--ha! I started responding before I read to the end and then 
didn't change it. I should have said "a few things." Sorry.


-Original Message- 
From: stephen arndt

Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2015 5:27 PM
To: David van Ooijen ; lutelist Net
Subject: [LUTE] Re: As Coeli Nuptias

As it stands, the text is a mess. Two things strike me on a first, quick
reading:

1. The first word in line 6 may be "ignota" ("unknown"). I don't believe
that "ignata" is a Latin word.

2. Line 7 should read "Inter multos praelecta" ("Chosen from among many").
If the reference is only to women, it would be "Inter multas."

3. The first line of the second stanza should be "Fuge mundi blandimenta"
("Flee the blandishments/flattery of the world").

4. In the following line "vana oblectamenta" ("vain pleasures") is correct.

5. Lines 4 and 6 of the second stanza are probably "ad amoris thalamum" ("to
the chamber of love"). In medieval Latin "th" could be written as a "t."

6. In the second and third lines of the fourth stanza, the phrase should be
"stringe ad pectus" ("draw to your breast").

I know that's not much, but maybe it will help a little.

-Original Message- 
From: David van Ooijen

Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2015 4:41 PM
To: lutelist Net
Subject: [LUTE] As Coeli Nuptias

  Long shot to the collected wisdom, classicists included.

  I'm trying to typeset Isabella Leonarda's Ad Coeli Nuptias. All I have
  is a handwritten score, copied by someone from the original in the
  library in Bologna. The notes are fine, sort of, but the lyrics are
  hard to read (it's the modern handwriting that's hard). Find below a
  tentative transcript. Google is surprisingly unforthcoming with
  possible complete, and hopefully correct, versions, so is there someone
  on this list with a bright idea, or a classicist's eye and corrector's
  pen?

  Purpurei Flores, the second cantata, is also on the list, but a little
  less urgent.

  Thanks in advance.

  David

  AD COELI NUPTIAS

  Ad coeli nuptias

  a mundo perfido

  veni o filia

  dinimi, numini (?)

  cum sorte prospera

  ingnata es

  Inter multos pre elacta

  veni filia dilecta

  2.Fuge mundi (?) blardimenta (?)

  Manta (?) ligne (?) vana (?) oblectamenta (?)

  Veni sposa fortunata

  Ed amoris tala (?) sum (?) ve(?)

  Misposa veni

  Ad amoris ta lanum (?)

  3. O anima curre ad meo

  Sponsus exdanot (?)

  Jesus invitat

  anima Domini

  corda(?1 woord?) mihi cordum (?)

  amo(?) te   ..(onleesbaar)

  anima de mihi corda (? 1 woord?)

  4. In mundo sunt fel a(?) lancie (?)

  Omnes gratiae stringe ad pictus (?) (putus?)

  Adorantes stringo/e (?) ad pictus adorantes.

  Ipse ferit ipse voi/noi at ego Deo (?)

  Vitam do   (?) ego feovi (?) tanto/tando (?)

  Ipse..

  5. ..ferit ipse mecot (?) ego beo(?) ovitam do ego beo (?)

  ego beo vitam do ego beo(?) vitam do (??)

  6..si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es

  si cor tuum in mata

  da filia ego sum tua spes ego ego sum tu a spes

  si terras fidelis anima tu mihi tu mihi grata es

  fides cor tuum a mata (amata?) filia

  fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

  Si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es.

  fidas cora|

  7. tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

  fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes.

  Si terras anima fidas cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes ego sum tua
  spes.

  8.Alleluia

  PURPUREI FLORES

  1.Purperei flores vos ferta   formate (?) Mariam ornate vos /ros (?) de
  corus.

  2.recitatief:   Lilia con(?) dorem (?) sporgite

  Rosae donate purpuras (?) ammenis (?) virgo floribus ornetur in terra
  si stellis et radiis

  In coelis decorete refulget

  Arietta: flore te ergo flores mom(?) virgo beata corona stella tu se ..

  3. inguent (?) de coelis de corgent/ sorcorgent (??) in coelis

  a terra non in ter (?) nec flores nec roseas nec in pur amor respuems
  (?) dona quae prebuit (?)

  recitatief: flore tu ergo florete florete florete sed quia dico quid
  dico florete preparat anima mea ferta (?)ferta pus (?) fulgida
  quetit/fecit (??) sed nostros amores et cordis affectu et cordis
  affectu ormori/ornari (?) desideret et cordis affectu et cordis affectu
  ornari (?) desiderat.

  Sinfonia

  (aria?) Nostrum cor nostrem amorem

  sonumm (??) a| )(??) sonum/donum (?) quaerit isto mihi

  llerit (??) flos et stelle et

  4. quia quid est flos et stelle et quia quid

flos plub (??) carus (?) nos ti mati

  sola es anima mea.eris tua ingrate et rea

  tuic/luic   (?) si negabis cor.
  ***
  David van Ooijen
  [1]davidvanooi...@gmail.com
  [2]www.davidvanooijen.nl
  ***

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[LUTE] Re: As Coeli Nuptias

2015-12-02 Thread stephen arndt
As it stands, the text is a mess. Two things strike me on a first, quick 
reading:


1. The first word in line 6 may be "ignota" ("unknown"). I don't believe 
that "ignata" is a Latin word.


2. Line 7 should read "Inter multos praelecta" ("Chosen from among many"). 
If the reference is only to women, it would be "Inter multas."


3. The first line of the second stanza should be "Fuge mundi blandimenta" 
("Flee the blandishments/flattery of the world").


4. In the following line "vana oblectamenta" ("vain pleasures") is correct.

5. Lines 4 and 6 of the second stanza are probably "ad amoris thalamum" ("to 
the chamber of love"). In medieval Latin "th" could be written as a "t."


6. In the second and third lines of the fourth stanza, the phrase should be 
"stringe ad pectus" ("draw to your breast").


I know that's not much, but maybe it will help a little.

-Original Message- 
From: David van Ooijen

Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2015 4:41 PM
To: lutelist Net
Subject: [LUTE] As Coeli Nuptias

  Long shot to the collected wisdom, classicists included.

  I'm trying to typeset Isabella Leonarda's Ad Coeli Nuptias. All I have
  is a handwritten score, copied by someone from the original in the
  library in Bologna. The notes are fine, sort of, but the lyrics are
  hard to read (it's the modern handwriting that's hard). Find below a
  tentative transcript. Google is surprisingly unforthcoming with
  possible complete, and hopefully correct, versions, so is there someone
  on this list with a bright idea, or a classicist's eye and corrector's
  pen?

  Purpurei Flores, the second cantata, is also on the list, but a little
  less urgent.

  Thanks in advance.

  David

  AD COELI NUPTIAS

  Ad coeli nuptias

  a mundo perfido

  veni o filia

  dinimi, numini (?)

  cum sorte prospera

  ingnata es

  Inter multos pre elacta

  veni filia dilecta

  2.Fuge mundi (?) blardimenta (?)

  Manta (?) ligne (?) vana (?) oblectamenta (?)

  Veni sposa fortunata

  Ed amoris tala (?) sum (?) ve(?)

  Misposa veni

  Ad amoris ta lanum (?)

  3. O anima curre ad meo

  Sponsus exdanot (?)

  Jesus invitat

  anima Domini

  corda(?1 woord?) mihi cordum (?)

  amo(?) te   ..(onleesbaar)

  anima de mihi corda (? 1 woord?)

  4. In mundo sunt fel a(?) lancie (?)

  Omnes gratiae stringe ad pictus (?) (putus?)

  Adorantes stringo/e (?) ad pictus adorantes.

  Ipse ferit ipse voi/noi at ego Deo (?)

  Vitam do   (?) ego feovi (?) tanto/tando (?)

  Ipse..

  5. ..ferit ipse mecot (?) ego beo(?) ovitam do ego beo (?)

  ego beo vitam do ego beo(?) vitam do (??)

  6..si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es

  si cor tuum in mata

  da filia ego sum tua spes ego ego sum tu a spes

  si terras fidelis anima tu mihi tu mihi grata es

  fides cor tuum a mata (amata?) filia

  fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

  Si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es.

  fidas cora|

  7. tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

  fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes.

  Si terras anima fidas cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes ego sum tua
  spes.

  8.Alleluia

  PURPUREI FLORES

  1.Purperei flores vos ferta   formate (?) Mariam ornate vos /ros (?) de
  corus.

  2.recitatief:   Lilia con(?) dorem (?) sporgite

  Rosae donate purpuras (?) ammenis (?) virgo floribus ornetur in terra
  si stellis et radiis

  In coelis decorete refulget

  Arietta: flore te ergo flores mom(?) virgo beata corona stella tu se ..

  3. inguent (?) de coelis de corgent/ sorcorgent (??) in coelis

  a terra non in ter (?) nec flores nec roseas nec in pur amor respuems
  (?) dona quae prebuit (?)

  recitatief: flore tu ergo florete florete florete sed quia dico quid
  dico florete preparat anima mea ferta (?)ferta pus (?) fulgida
  quetit/fecit (??) sed nostros amores et cordis affectu et cordis
  affectu ormori/ornari (?) desideret et cordis affectu et cordis affectu
  ornari (?) desiderat.

  Sinfonia

  (aria?) Nostrum cor nostrem amorem

  sonumm (??) a| )(??) sonum/donum (?) quaerit isto mihi

  llerit (??) flos et stelle et

  4. quia quid est flos et stelle et quia quid

flos plub (??) carus (?) nos ti mati

  sola es anima mea.eris tua ingrate et rea

  tuic/luic   (?) si negabis cor.
  ***
  David van Ooijen
  [1]davidvanooi...@gmail.com
  [2]www.davidvanooijen.nl
  ***

  --

References

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  2. http://www.davidvanooijen.nl/


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[LUTE] As Coeli Nuptias

2015-12-02 Thread David van Ooijen
   Long shot to the collected wisdom, classicists included.

   I'm trying to typeset Isabella Leonarda's Ad Coeli Nuptias. All I have
   is a handwritten score, copied by someone from the original in the
   library in Bologna. The notes are fine, sort of, but the lyrics are
   hard to read (it's the modern handwriting that's hard). Find below a
   tentative transcript. Google is surprisingly unforthcoming with
   possible complete, and hopefully correct, versions, so is there someone
   on this list with a bright idea, or a classicist's eye and corrector's
   pen?

   Purpurei Flores, the second cantata, is also on the list, but a little
   less urgent.

   Thanks in advance.

   David

   AD COELI NUPTIAS

   Ad coeli nuptias

   a mundo perfido

   veni o filia

   dinimi, numini (?)

   cum sorte prospera

   ingnata es

   Inter multos pre elacta

   veni filia dilecta

   2.Fuge mundi (?) blardimenta (?)

   Manta (?) ligne (?) vana (?) oblectamenta (?)

   Veni sposa fortunata

   Ed amoris tala (?) sum (?) ve(?)

   Misposa veni

   Ad amoris ta lanum (?)

   3. O anima curre ad meo

   Sponsus exdanot (?)

   Jesus invitat

   anima Domini

   corda(?1 woord?) mihi cordum (?)

   amo(?) te   ..(onleesbaar)

   anima de mihi corda (? 1 woord?)

   4. In mundo sunt fel a(?) lancie (?)

   Omnes gratiae stringe ad pictus (?) (putus?)

   Adorantes stringo/e (?) ad pictus adorantes.

   Ipse ferit ipse voi/noi at ego Deo (?)

   Vitam do   (?) ego feovi (?) tanto/tando (?)

   Ipse..

   5. ..ferit ipse mecot (?) ego beo(?) ovitam do ego beo (?)

   ego beo vitam do ego beo(?) vitam do (??)

   6..si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es

   si cor tuum in mata

   da filia ego sum tua spes ego ego sum tu a spes

   si terras fidelis anima tu mihi tu mihi grata es

   fides cor tuum a mata (amata?) filia

   fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

   Si terras fugis fidelis anima tu mihi grata es.

   fidas cora|

   7. tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes

   fides cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes.

   Si terras anima fidas cor tuum amata filia ego sum tua spes ego sum tua
   spes.

   8.Alleluia

   PURPUREI FLORES

   1.Purperei flores vos ferta   formate (?) Mariam ornate vos /ros (?) de
   corus.

   2.recitatief:   Lilia con(?) dorem (?) sporgite

   Rosae donate purpuras (?) ammenis (?) virgo floribus ornetur in terra
   si stellis et radiis

   In coelis decorete refulget

   Arietta: flore te ergo flores mom(?) virgo beata corona stella tu se ..

   3. inguent (?) de coelis de corgent/ sorcorgent (??) in coelis

   a terra non in ter (?) nec flores nec roseas nec in pur amor respuems
   (?) dona quae prebuit (?)

   recitatief: flore tu ergo florete florete florete sed quia dico quid
   dico florete preparat anima mea ferta (?)ferta pus (?) fulgida
   quetit/fecit (??) sed nostros amores et cordis affectu et cordis
   affectu ormori/ornari (?) desideret et cordis affectu et cordis affectu
   ornari (?) desiderat.

   Sinfonia

   (aria?) Nostrum cor nostrem amorem

   sonumm (??) a| )(??) sonum/donum (?) quaerit isto mihi

   llerit (??) flos et stelle et

   4. quia quid est flos et stelle et quia quid

 flos plub (??) carus (?) nos ti mati

   sola es anima mea.eris tua ingrate et rea

   tuic/luic   (?) si negabis cor.
   ***
   David van Ooijen
   [1]davidvanooi...@gmail.com
   [2]www.davidvanooijen.nl
   ***

   --

References

   1. mailto:davidvanooi...@gmail.com
   2. http://www.davidvanooijen.nl/


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[LUTE] better layouts

2015-12-02 Thread Anton Höger

HI,

I did some corrections and better layouts (all in Fronimo) for:

-Agricola - Adieu mamour II   (3 lutes Unisono)

-Agricola - Se conge’prens   (3 lutes Unisono)

-Anonymous - La stangetta (a,g,D) and new for (g,g,D)-lutes

-Anonymous - Si atort on ma blamee

-Anonymous - Una mosa falle yo (d, a,g,D) and (Unisono)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 1 La Pellegrina (ad Quartam)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 3 La Bottana   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 4 La Solda   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 5 La Savalla   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 7 La Borga   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 9 La Foresta   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Antegnati, Constanzo - Canzon 12 La Poncarala   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Banchieri, Adriano - Canzon quarta 'La Rustica sopra Vitam eternam‘   (4 
lutes-d,a,g,D)

-Banchieri, Adriano - Canzon quinta 'La Pomponazza‘   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)  und 
Unisono

-Porta, Constanzo - Canzon Prima4 lutes Unisono

--Bottaccio, Paolo - Canzon La Honorata   (4 lutes-d,a,g,D)



Enjoy them

Anton




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