Alleluia Emitte*

Source
New York City (NY), Butler Library - Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Western MS 097
Folio
168r
Sequence
2
Feast
Sabbato Pent.
Service
MI
Genre
Al
Cantus ID
g01091
Mode
*
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Alleluia Emitte*
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Alleluia Emitte
Indexing Notes
The incipit is followed by the rubric "predicta alleluia cum tribus sequentibus a toto choro cantetur, duo ita post versus usque ad duo ultima sola repetatur" (the previous alleluia (Emitte) with the three following should be sung by the entire choir, until the last two are repeated alone). The three following alleluia verses are indicated by their incipits: Loquebat*, Factus est*, and Veni*. There follows Alleluya. Benedictus es domine for the Saturday after Pentecost Sunday.
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US-NYcub Western MS 097
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Folio: 168r - Feast: Sabbato Pent.
1 MI InV 01 Domine deus salutis meae in g01109a
2 MI Al Alleluia Emitte* g01091
3 MI Al Alleluia Loquebantur* g01097
4 MI Al Alleluia Factus est* g03033
5 MI Al Alleluia Veni* g01092
6 MI Al Alleluia Benedictus es Domine Deus g01113
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CANTUS Database
US-NYcub Western MS 097
Provenance: Dominican
Date: 13th century (1275-1300) | 1277-1298
Cursus: Secular
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for US-NYcub Western MS 097 was created by students at Columbia University under the direction of Susan Boynton. Proofreading by Br. John Glasenapp. Manuscript description by Susan Boynton.
Contributor: Susan Boynton