Gloria Spiritus et alme

Text incipit

Et in terra pax

Composer

[Urrede, Juan de]

Reference source

V-CVbav Capp. Sist. 14, ff. 8v-10r

Musical parameters

Sections/Movements	Voices	Mensuration	Clefs	Signature	Final
1. Et in terra pax	4	c	c2c4c4f4	-	D
2. Qui tollis	4	a	c2c4c4f4	-	A
3.1. Quoniam tu solus	2	e	c2f4	-	D
3.2. Jesu Christe	4	e	c2c4c4f4	-	A
4. Cum sancto spiritu	4	c	c2c4c4f4	-	D

Edition

Score Commentary

Editor

J. P. d'Alvarenga

Special musical devices

This setting is based on the Gloria IX chant including the most common version of the Marian trope Spiritus et alme.

Notes

Usually presented as a pair with the Kyrie that precedes it in the source.

Other modern editions

Josephson, Nors S., ed, Early Sixteenth-Century Sacred Music from the Papal Chapel, Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae, 95-2 (Neuhausen-Stuttgart: American Institute of Musicology, Hänssler-Verlag, 1982), ii, no. 31, pp. 139-46

Sherr, Richard, ed, Masses for the Sistine Chapel: Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Cappella Sistina, Ms 14, Monuments of Renaissance Music, 13 (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009), no. 3

Text details

Gloria Spiritus et alme

Sources including this piece

Source	Location in source	Attribution and other inscriptions	Notes
V-CVbav Capp. Sist. 14	ff. 8v-10r	—	—