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Displaying 201-207 of 207 sources| Siglum | Summary | Date/Origin | Image Link | Chants/Melodies |
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| US-KClbsc M2147.C53 1500z | Spanish gradual and kyriale dating approximately from the late fifteenth century, with some office chants. Contains four-, five-, and six-l… |
15th century (1475-1500) Spain |
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| US-NYcub Barnard 1 | Mid-fourteenth-century Franciscan antiphoner from central Italy (possibly Siena). Square notation on a red four-line staff with F- and C-cl… |
14th century Italy |
Images | 705 |
| US-NYcub Plimpton MS 034 | Franciscan (Clarissan) processional from the Urbanist Clares of Brussels. 1351 (date in colophon). Square notation on a red, four-line staf… |
14th century (1350-1375) Franciscan |
Images | 207 |
| US-NYcub Plimpton MS 041 | Benedictine antiphoner from San Pietro in Perugia (Congregation of Santa Giustina of Padua). 1450-1475. 171 folios. 565 x 400 mm. Square no… |
15th century (1450-1475) Italy |
Images | 429 |
| V-CVbav B.79 | Twelfth century antiphoner of St. Peter's, Rome, containing the Old Roman repertory of liturgical chant. Central-Italian notation on a dry-… |
12th century Rome |
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| V-CVbav Capp.Sist. 27 | Antiphoner copied during the reign of Pope Julius II (probably 1510) for use in the Sistine Chapel. Staff notation. Covers only the beginni… | Rome |
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| V-CVbav Vat.lat. 8737 | Franciscan breviary from central Italy. Possibly thirteenth century, after 1232. 215 x 152 mm. Central-Italian staff notation. Cathedral Cu… | Italy | Images | 3670 |