London, Private collections, D:01oko (fragment)
- Cantus Siglum
- Cantus D:01oko (fragment)
- Holding Institution
- London, Private collections
- Manuscript/Printed
- Manuscript
- Summary
- Single parchment leaf from a gradual. Black square notation on four-line red staves with F- and C-clefs. 5 staves per folio side. Paper paste-overs cover sections of the original melody on the recto side. Rounded, humanistic script. Minimally-decorated initials alternating in blue and red inks. 409 x 307 mm, with a principal writing-space of 309 x 206 mm.
- Liturgical Occasions
3 chants, likely from Comm. unius Martyris
- Description
Rubrics, in red ink for an Offertory and a Communion, reveal that this leaf was from a gradual containing the sung liturgy for the Mass. Four paper paste-overs are affixed to staves on the recto side (which has the number '75' in the upper right-hand corner). These paper paste-overs cover sections of the melody, presumably simplifying the chants and reflecting melodic changes, possibly post-Council of Trent. There are no obvious changes to the texts. The ink has eaten away the paper leaving square-shaped holes, but the parchment is not showing signs of damage.
The recto side shows signs of glue residue on its edges; it may have been a pastedown at some point in its life.
Acquired for $20 USD by Dr. Heidi von Gunden from a vendor at a travelling Christmas bazaar in San Diego, California in the 1970s, and given to Dr. Alma Santosuosso (in London, Ontario) as a present in August of 1984. Currently in the private collection of A. Santosuosso (2024).
- Notes on the Inventory
- The inventory for Cantus D:01oko (fragment) was entered by Debra Lacoste (Dalhousie University) and proofread by Anna de Bakker (Dalhousie University). Formerly CDN-LonONpc D-01oko (fragment).
- Full Texts Entered by
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Debra Lacoste
- Melodies Entered by
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Debra Lacoste
- Full/Partial Inventory
- Full Inventory
- Complete Source/Fragment
- Fragment
- Fragment ID
- F-1oko
- DACT ID
- D:01oko