Missa sine nomine
Updated on 21/08/2020- Text incipit
- Composer
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E-TZ 2/3, ff. 152v-160r
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Sections/Movements Voices Mensuration Clefs Signature Final 1. Kyrie 4e c2c4c4f4 - D2. Et in terra pax (Gloria) 4e v n c2c3c4f4 - D3. Patrem omnipotentem (Credo) 4e v c2c3c4f4 - D4. Sanctus 4e c2c4c4f4 - D5. Agnus Dei 4e c2c4c4f4 - D - Edition
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The Gloria concordance in P-Cug MM 012 belongs to a composite mass, the layout of which is clarified in Kreitner 2014 and Rodríguez-García 2019.
- Bibliography
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Kreitner, Kenneth, “Spain Discovers the Mass”, Journal of the Royal Musical Association, 139/2 (2014), 261-302Rodríguez-García, Esperanza, “What Did the Composer Antonio de Ribera Learn from Alonso Pérez de Alba at Seville Cathedral? A New Look at Ribera’s Missa sine nomine and Devotional Motets”, Portuguese Journal of Musicology, new series, 6/1 (2019), 29-61 <http://rpm-ns.pt/index.php/rpm/article/view/367>Kreitner, Kenneth, “The Tordesillas Perplex”, in The Anatomy of Iberian Polyphony around 1500, ed. by Esperanza Rodríguez-García and João Pedro d’Alvarenga, Iberian Early Music Studies, 5 (Kassel: Reichenberger, 2021) pp. 15-26, forthcoming
- Sources including this piece
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Source Location in source Attribution and other inscriptions Notes E-TZ 2/3 ff. 152v-160rAn. de Ribera (f. 152v) Antonio Ribera (tabla)- Mass copied as a unit in E-TZ 2/3. Attribution only in the Kyrie, assumed to apply to all movements (as indicated in the tabla)
P-Cug MM 012 ff. 91v-93r-:DE: RIBEIRA:- (f. 90v) RIBEIRA (f. 91r)- Only the Gloria. The attribution appears on the Kyrie (ff. 90v-91r) of a composite mass. However, the Kyrie, Credo and Sanctus are by Tordesillas.
Kyrie [e]leison
E. Rodríguez-García
Head-motive at the beginning of the Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo.
Scattered use of long-note motives, with the appearance of a cantus firmus (of unidentified origin).