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WiLLAERT, Adrian. Musica quinque vocum,
(quiE vulgo motecta nuncunpatur) . . . Liber
primus. Venetijs: apud Hieronymum Scotum,
1539. obi 40. Five part-books.
Sixteenth Century
K.7.C.21.
Musicorum sex vocum, que vulgo motecta
dicuntur . . . Liber primus. Venetijs: {Antonio
Gardane], 1542. obi. 4°. Five part-books,
wanting the Sextus part.
K.7.C.22.
A composite volume containing twelve Bassus
part-books printed between 1539 and 1545
in Venice, Paris, and Nuremberg, of which
three, printed in Paris by Pierre Attaignant in
1545, are unrecorded: Pierre Certon's 'Liure
premier cotenat XXXI pseaulmes', represented
elsewhere only by an imperfect Superius
part in the Bibliotheque Nationale, and Pierre
de Manchicourt's 'Modulorum musicalium
secundus tomus' and 'tertius tomus', both
known previously only through an 18thcentury
citation.
K.ii.e.2. (1-12).
Three composite volumes containing the
Superius, Tenor, and Bassus parts of twentytwo
books of chansons printed in Paris by
Le Roy and Ballard between 1559 and
1570. Eleven of the sixty-six part-books are
unrecorded printings.
K.ii.e.3. (1-22).
VICTORIA, Tomas Luis de. Motecta . . . Qu^
quidem nuc vero melius excussa, & alia
qua plurima adiuncta nouiter sunt impressa.
Roma: apud Alexandrum Cardanum, 1583.
4°. Six part-books, wanting the Quintus and
Septimus parts.
D.96.
177
VERDONCK, Cornelius. Ave gratia plena.
Antuerpie, 1584. foi.
A motet forming part of a pictorial engraving by
J. Sadeler after M. de Vos.
K.9.b.14.
MARCUS Joachim. Cantio gratulatoria. Ad
illustrum principem ac D.D. Ernestum
Ludouicum ducem Stetini ... In nativitate
. . . filij primogeniti, etc. Gryphisuualdice: typis
Augustini Ferberi, 1585. obi. 4*^. Four bifolia,
containing eight parts.
Unrecorded.
SULFLON, Andreas. Carmen gratulatorium in
natalem illustrissimi D.D. Ernesti Ludouuici
ducis Stetini . . . filij primogeniti, etc.
Gryphisuualdice: apud Augustinum Ferberum,
1585. obi. 4*^. Two bifolia, containing four
parts.
Unrecorded.
VICTORIA, Tomas Luis de. Officium hebdomadae
sanctae. Romce: apud Alexandrum
Cardanum, 1585. foi. ff. 79. In choir-book
format. Wanting the title-page.
K.9.C.14.
LASSO, Orlando di. Laudent deum cithara.
[Munich, (r.1590.] foi.
A motet forming part of a pictorial engraving by
J. Sadeler after Peter Candido, and probably
composed for the purpose.
SABINO, Hippolito. Missae sex ... Quatuor
vocum. Venetijs: apud Angelum Gardanum,
1591. obi 40. Four part-books.
K.I.C.9.