GB-Lbl Royal Appendix 76 (Lumley)

British Library, London, England

partbook: c. 1547-8

Archive British Library, London, England (GB-Lbl)
Shelfmark Royal Appendix 76 (Lumley)
Surface Mixed Paper and Parchment
Numbering System Foliation
Format landscape
Measurements 187 x 279 mm
Other Identifiers
  • CCM: LonBLR A74-6
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Contents 53 pieces from 10 composers
General Description

A partbook designated 'Tenor' from a set originally of four volumes (Bassus book lost after 1609). Two main scribes copied most of the sacred music; six or seven additional scribes copied remainder of sacred pieces. Secular pieces are later additions, many added using blank pages at end of book, with books upside down. (Images of these pages inverted for legibility.) Some textless pieces in score format. Sacred pieces have English texts, but corresponding titles are in Latin.

Probably copied at Arundel, Sussex, for use in chapel of Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (d. 1580) (BlezCS). Probably not copied for Fitzalan, but acquired by him in 1553 as part of confiscated collection of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury (BernsCE). Later passed to Fitzalan's son-in-law, John, 6th Baron Lumley (d. 1609). Arundel-Lumley collection later incorporated in Old Royal Library, which passed to newly founded British Museum in 1757.

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Binding

Rebound in 18th century in new covers of maroon cloth, with outer corners and spine of maroon leather (some folios bound upside down; former limp vellum covers of Triplex and Altus books bound in as flyleaves). Front and back covers stamped in gold with English royal arms, initials 'G II R,' motto 'Honi soit qui mal y pense,' and date '1757.' Spine of each book gold-stamped with 'Church Music. Temp. Edw. VI,' voice designation, five-pointed rose, and crown.

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Watermark

pot with one ear, bearing crown surmounted by flower; resembles Briquet #12643

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Notation

one piece (in T only) in Italian lute tablature

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Foliation

Modern (1894) pencil foliation in each book

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Decoration

No initials or decoration.

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Surface

ii paper + i parchment + 50 paper + i parchment + ii paper

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DIAMM Note

Digitized with funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK) for the Tudor Partbooks project at the Universities of Oxford and Newcastle.

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DIAMM Note

f. 51rv was originally f. 42a (between ff. 42-43) in Royal Appendix 25

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Census Catalogue of Music Description

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11 Service sections, 17 anthems, 1 English litany, 1 English secular piece, 1 French secular piece, ca. 40 textless pieces (canons, dances, etc.; some fragmentary) = ca. 71

Pyttyns-1, T.P.-1, Tallis-2, (Tye)-1, anonymous

3 partbooks of an original 4 (Triplex-ii paper + i parchment + 51 paper + i parchment + ii paper folios, A-ii paper + 36 paper + ii paper, T-ii paper + i parchment + 50 paper + i parchment + ii paper), 187 x 279. Bassus book lost after 1609. Modern (1894) pencil foliation in each book. Rebound in 18th century in new covers of maroon cloth, with outer corners and spine of maroon leather (some folios bound upside down; former parchment covers of triplex and altus books bound in as flyleaves). Front and back covers stamped in gold with English royal arms, initials "G II R," motto "Honi soit qui mal y pense," and date "1757." Spine of each book gold-stamped with "Church Music. Temp. Edw. VI," voice designation, five-pointed rose, and crown. No index.

Some textless pieces in score format; one piece (in T only) in Italian lute tablature. Two main scribes copied most of the sacred music; six or seven additional scribes copied remainder of sacred pieces. Secular pieces are later additions, in several hands. No initials or decoration. Watermark (pot with one ear, bearing crown surmounted by flower) resembles Briquet #12643. Sacred pieces have English texts, but corresponding titles are in Latin.

Ca. 1547-8 (sacred pieces); secular pieces are later additions. Of English origin; probably copied at Arundel, Sussex, for use in chapel of Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (d. 1580) (BlezCS). Probably not copied for Fitzalan, but acquired by him in 1553 as part of confiscated collection of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury (BernsCE). Later passed to Fitzalan's son-in-law, John, 6th Baron Lumley (d. 1609). Arundel-Lumley collection later incorporated in Old Royal Library, which passed to newly founded British Museum in 1757.

Vol 4

Contents: 11 Service sections, 17 anthems, 1 English litany, 1 English secular piece, 59 textless pieces (mostly instrumental dances, In nomines, etc.; 24 incomplete or fragmentary) = 89 + 2 duplicates = 91

Composers: I. Alberti?-3, (Byrd/R. Parsons I)-1, Poynt? [T.P. or E.P.]-1, Pyttyns-1, Tallis-3, (Tye)-1, anon-79

Date: Ca. 1547-52 (sacred pieces); other works added in second half of 16th century, perhaps ca. 1560-70.

Census-Catalogue of Manuscript Sources of Polyphonic Music 1400-1550

27r

Click an entry to see more information about that item.

Folio / Pages Composition / Item title Source attribution Composers (? Uncertain)
2r–3r Litany (O Lord, arise, help and deliver us) - Anonymous
Appears on: 2r–3r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Mensuration: c
Clef: c4
Voice Text: LITANIA. / O god the father of heauen
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: At top of first line in different ink some crossed out annotations, then 'John [...]'; similarly some unreadable annotations in bottom margin of f. 2; in forth and fifth lines of f. 2, in two consecutive bars entered '8. tymes,' into stave, under notes (also the same, erased in previous bar); in penultimate bar (f. 3v) '5 tymes' written in stave under first two notes; text corr. in second line f. 2v; Notes: incl. 'O our father w[hi]ch art in heauen' on f. 2v (pointed out with big initial words), with text corr. of 'fulfilled' to 'done';

3v–5r Te Deum (I) - Anonymous

Te Deum (I)

Anonymous
Appears on: 3v–5r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: TE DEVM. / We praise the O god
5r–5v De profundis: Out of the deep - Anonymous
Appears on: 5r–5v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: DE PROFVNDIS. / Out of the depe
6r–6v Laudate pueri dominum: Praise the Lord, ye servants (II) - Anonymous
Appears on: 6r–6v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: LAUVDATE PVERI D. / Praise the lord ye servants
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some later annotation on top, erased/washed out: 'After my reste hart'?;

6v–7r Ecce quam bonum: Behold, brethren, how good and joyfull a thing - Anonymous
Appears on: 6v–7r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: ECCE QVAM BONVM. / Beholde bretherne how good & ivyfull
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some note and text corr. on f. 7; on bottom of f. 7 several annotations: in left margin 'I John / frome' followed in slightly different writing by 'ill j [four notes]' and some lines; in bottom right hand 'Asbererg my [...] (difficult to read as erased/washed out);

7v–8r Iudica me Deus: Why art thou so heave, O my soul -
Appears on: 7v–8r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: IVDICA ME DEVS. / Geue sentence w[i]th me O god
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: several note and text corr. throughout; signum congruentiae in final line;

8v–9r Omnes Gentes: O clap your hands together (II) - Anonymous
Appears on: 8v–9r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: OMNES GENTES. / O clappe yo[ur] hands
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: many text corr. throughout, with some note additions; on f. 9, two lines extended into margin;

9v–10v Non nobis Domine: Not unto us, O Lord - Anonymous
Appears on: 9v–10v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: NON NOBIS D[OMI]NE. / Not unto vs O lord
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some text additions/corr. on ff. 10 and 10v, with lines clarifying to which notes syllables belong; signum congruentiae in penultimate line (f. 10v); some unreadable scribbles in outer margin of f. 10;

11r–11v Deus in nomine tuo: Save me, O God, for thy name's sake (II) - Anonymous
Appears on: 11r–11v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: DEVS in NO[M]I[N]E TVO. / Saue me O god, saue me o god for thy name sake
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: on f. 11v, note in penultimate line: signum congruentiae written above and 'bis' written beneath;

11v–12r Voce mea: I cried unto the Lord - Anonymous
Appears on: 11v–12r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: UOCE MEA / I cryde vnto the lord
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: on f. 12 some addition to title (just scribbles) and some erased/washed out scribble in the outer margin; in third line note corr; in forth line twice 'bis' under a note; in bottom line signum congruentiae over one note and at end stave slightly extended into margin;

12v–13r O God, be merciful unto us -
Appears on: 12v–13r
Genres: Anglican Service Music, Anthem, Deus misereatur [Anglican = 2nd canticle at Evensong]
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c5
Voice Text: DEVS MISEREATVR N[OST]RI. / O god be mercifull vnto vs
13v–14v Evening Service: Magnificat - Anonymous
Appears on: 13v–14v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: MAGNIFICAT. / MY soule magnifithe ye lorde
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some text corr. throughout and on f. 13v one stave extended into margin;

15r Remember not, O Lord God (= Ne reminiscaris) -
Appears on: 15r
Genres: Anthem
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: NE REMINISCARIS. / Remembre not o lord
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: under three notes 'bis' (in second, fourth and fifth line);

15v–16r Jubilate: All men rejoice - Anonymous
Appears on: 15v–16r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: IVBILATE DEO. / All men reiose, & praise ye lorde
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some text corr. (with lines clarifying note-syllable relation) and a note/stem corr. on f. 15v ; on f. 16 third line extended into margin; at end cipher as above;

16v–18r Benedicite (I) - Anonymous

Benedicite (I)

Anonymous
Appears on: 16v–18r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: BENEDICITE. / Praise ye the lord
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: additional stave in bottom marging of f. 16v; signum congruentiae twice on f. 16v; some minor text and note corr. throughout; at end cipher as above; Notes: on f. 16v two voice parts noted, one after the other;

18v–20r Morning Service: Benedictus (Canticle) (I) - Anonymous
Appears on: 18v–20r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: BENEDICTVS. / Praysid be thalmyghtie lord
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in the left-hand margins, numbers 1 to 9 marking individual sections; uneven numbers on the versos, the even ones on the rectos; bottom line of f. 19v crossed out and this line entered as the last one on f. 20 - but without an extra numbering there; only some minor text corr.; one note/stem corr. in penultimate line of f. 18v; several staves extended into the margin; at end cipher as above; Notes: at end of section 8 (on f. 20) note split (E-A);

20v–22v Domine dominus noster: O Lord, our Lord, how marvellous - Anonymous
Appears on: 20v–22v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: D[OMI]NE D[OMI]N[U]s N[OSTE]R. / O lorde o[u]r lorde how marvellous
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in the left-hand margins, numbers 1 to 11 marking individual sections; uneven numbers on the versos, the even ones on the rectos;

22v–23v Usquequo domine: How long, O Lord, wilt me forget - Anonymous
Appears on: 22v–23v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c5
Voice Text: USQVEQVO D[OMI]NE. / How long o lord wilt me forget
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in the left-hand margins, numbers 1 to 6 in consecutive order, text corr. on f. 22v; signum congruentiae on f.f. 22v and 23; at end cipher as above;

24r [untexted] - -
Appears on: 24r
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: g2
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in left hand margin numbers 1 to 8; some barlines and double lines entered in top line; Notes: one and a half lines of music in G2 and F4 clefs alternating (as in keyboard score);

24v–26r Caeli enarrant: The heavens in their excellence - Anonymous
Appears on: 24v–26r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: CELI ENARRANT. / The heaue[n]s in the[i]r excellence
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in the left-hand margins, numbers 1 to 8 marking individual sections; uneven numbers on the versos, the even ones on the rectos; on f. 25 in the left-hand margin furthermore numbers 3 to 8, with some erased/washed out numbers at the bottom; text corr. in penultimate line of f. 25 and in bottom right-hand corner of folio text hint for following folio but also another scribble (something like 'Anf e'; on f. 25v, in outer margin a later 'X'; at end cipher as above;

26v–28r Domine quis: O Lord, whom wilt thou count worthy - Anonymous
Appears on: 26v–28r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: D[OMI]NE QVIS. &c. / O lord who wilt thou count worthie
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in the left-hand margins, numbers 1 to 8 in consecutive order, marking individual sections; at end cipher as above;

28r Domine quis: O Lord, whom wilt thou count worthy - Anonymous
Appears on: 28r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: lord who ys he O lord whom wylt y[ou] cownt worthy
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: text corr. in second line; Notes: this is the tenor part of choir II of the previous piece;

28v–30r O Lord, rebuke me not in thy fury - Anonymous
Appears on: 28v–30r
Genres: Anthem
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: O lorde rebuke me not in thy fury
General Note

Notes: on f. 29v, lines of second stave very uneven; in bottom line of that folio time sig. (cut-C) the other way round - but then, on f. 30, the usual way round;

30v–32r O Lord, Christ Jesu that art king - Anonymous
Appears on: 30v–32r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: O lorde chryst Jh[es]u that art kyng in glory
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: note/stem corr. in bottom line of f. 30v, top line of f. 31, penultimate line of f. 31v; Notes: Tenor I on versos, Tenor II on rectos; outer top corner of f. 31 repaired/replaced;

32v–33r Praised be God our Father - Anonymous
Appears on: 32v–33r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Praysid be god. praysyd be god o[u]r father
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: bottom line of f. 32v extended into margin and going over into margin of the next folio; note corr. towards end of f. 33; Notes: Tenor I on versos, Tenor II on rectos;

33v–36r Morning Service: Benedicite (II) - Anonymous
Appears on: 33v–36r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Prayse ye the lorde all the works of the lorde
General Note

Notes: Tenor I on versos, Tenor II on rectos; outer top corner and side of f. 34 repaired/replaced;

35r Kyrie Responses in the Communion Service (1552 Prayer Book) - Anonymous
Appears on: 35r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c3
Voice Text: Lord haue merchi vpon vs@ encline our harts to kipe this Lawe
General Note

Notes: different writing and ink to the preceding and following pieces;

35v–36v Nunc dimittis (I) - Anonymous

Nunc dimittis (I)

Anonymous
Appears on: 35v–36v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Lorde now let thou thy s[er]vant depart in peace
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some music corr. on f. 36; Notes: stave (only one line) on f. 36v very sketchy/free-hand;

36v [untexted fragment] - -
Appears on: 36v
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
General Note

Notes: very sketchy/free-hand stave, with only a few notes, partly crossed out;

37r [tablature fragment] - -
Appears on: 37r
Genres: Tablature
General Note

Notes: three staves in lyra viol notation;

37v–40r Benedictus for four voices (Canticle) at end: 'Mr tallis'
Appears on: 37v–40r
Source Attribution: at end: 'Mr tallis'
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Blessyd be the lord god of israell
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: on f. 37 some lines to clarify which notes belong which syllable; at end of f. 37v 'v[er]te' and under stave 'Tulnacio'?, erased/washed out; similarly in bottom margin of f. 38v 'That N reberrcy delyuer[...]; on top 'Tenor pte' (f. 37v) and 'Bassus pte' (f. 38); Notes: Tenor on versos, Bass on rectos; this piece occurs only in the Lumley partbooks, see Harley, Tallis, p. 77;

40v–42r Te Deum (II) - Anonymous

Te Deum (II)

Anonymous
Appears on: 40v–42r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: f4
Voice Text: All the erthe dothe worship the ye ffather
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: on top of f. 40v 'is'; Notes: Bass on versos (with F4 clef), Tenor on rectos (with C4 clef); most of the text darker than the music, in different ink;

42v–43r Nunc dimittis (II) - Anonymous

Nunc dimittis (II)

Anonymous
Appears on: 42v–43r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: English
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c4
Voice Text: Lord nowe letteste thou thi servant depart in peace
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: text corr. in top line of f. 42v; Notes: Tenor on verso (with C4 clef, and the same as in ovl. 74, f. 30v), Triplex on recto (with C2 clef);

43v [untexted] - -
Appears on: 43v
Genres: textless
General Note

Notes: several independent lines of [untexted] music; on f. 43v under third line 'wyllyam wedvdison'? and some other scribble;

44r [untexted] - -
Appears on: 44r
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
General Note

Notes: score of four parts (in C1, C3, C4, F4), less than a line per part with some notes before that in top line; eahc line divided into three parts by repeat signs; bass line much sketchier, free-hand than the upper three.;

44v [untexted] - -
Appears on: 44v
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
General Note

Notes: score fragment of five parts (C1, C3, C1, C4, F4);

45r [only last syllable entered:] 'ni' TP
TP (?)
Appears on: 45r
Source Attribution: TP
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: g2
Voice Text: [only last syllable entered:] 'ni'
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: in left hand margin before the staves: '8' (or '6'), '5', 'X' and '1'; first notes in top line crossed out; after initials at end, some scribble and a few notes, erased/washed out; Notes: score in four parts (G2, C4, F4, C1);

45v [untexted] - -
Appears on: 45v
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: g2
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: some scribbles in bottom margin and under second line; Notes: score of five parts (G2, C2, C3, C4, F4);

46r Pavana - Anonymous

Pavana

Anonymous
Appears on: 46r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: g1
Voice Text: pauana / [untexted]
46r vyts[?] - Anonymous

vyts[?]

Anonymous
Appears on: 46r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c4
Voice Text: vyts / [untexted]
General Note

Notes: in different writing and ink than the preceding Pavana;

46v [untexted; possibly continuation of previous Pavana] - -
Appears on: 46v
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: g1
General Note

Notes: two top lines of page; possibly belonging to Pavana on preceeding page? (same writing and ink);

46v [fragments] - -
Appears on: 46v
Genres: textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
General Note

Notes: several short fragments of music, very sketchy and with corrections;

47r Pavana - Anonymous

Pavana

Anonymous
Appears on: 47r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: g1
Voice Text: pauana / [untexted]
47v My Lord of Arundell's Galliard My Lord mark / [at end:] NA.[?]
Appears on: 47v
Source Attribution: My Lord mark / [at end:] NA.[?]
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: g1
Voice Text: milore milord markes galiarde my lord of arundell / [untexted]
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: title entered in several stages (different writings); under first and second lines of music bits of text: 'How to dystyll very good Aqua vite galiard' [...];

48r [untexted] - -
Appears on: 48r
Genres: textless
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: on top: '[word crossed out] pe de chonl'?;

48v untitled/untexted Wylliam
Wylliam (?)
Appears on: 48v
Source Attribution: Wylliam
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Mensuration: cut-c
Clef: c1
General Note

Annotations/Corrections: at bottom, in different ink: 'quatuor partis est febribaray / Wyllyam'; Notes: score in four parts (C1, C3, C4, F4), staves drawn free-hand;

49r [fragment in score] - -
Appears on: 49r
Genres: textless
General Note

Notes: fragment of score of four parts, with another empty stave at bottom of folio (thus on top of the score); only about a third of the folio survives (beginning of the lines missing);

49v Galiarda - Anonymous

Galiarda

Anonymous
Appears on: 49v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: g1
Voice Text: galiarda / [untexted]
50r [...]le no he * [fragment] - Anonymous
Appears on: 50r
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Voice Text: [...]le no he * [fragment]
50v After [fragment] - Anonymous

After [fragment]

Anonymous
Appears on: 50v
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
Voice Text: After [fragment]
General Note

Notes: two systems of a four-part score (only half a page, the rest torn off), in C1, C3, C4, F4; text under the top two staves;

51r Quand' io pens' al martire amor che tu -
Appears on: 51r
Genres: Madrigal (Italian)
General Note

This page comes from RA 25, and the opening of the piece is on f. 42v of that ms. Identified as Arcadelt's madrigal by John Milsom.

51v [untexted fragment] -
Crowder (?)
Appears on: 51v
Genres: fragment, textless
Voice: [no designation]
Languages: none
Clef: c1
General Note

Notes: score of four parts (C1, C3, C4, F4); bottom line of f. 51 crossed out and another one entered free-hand in bottom margin; this is upside down again - thus like the beginning of the volume; This page comes from RA 25, and the fragment continues on f. 43 of that ms.

52r [blank page] - -

[blank page]

Appears on: 52r
General Note

Notes: TENOR' on back cover (=52v);

Composer Compositions
Anonymous
Arcadelt, Jacques (ca. 1507–1568)
Arundell / NA.[?], My Lord Mark of
Crowder
Johnson (I), Robert (ca. 1500–ca. 1560)
Johnson (II), Robert
TP
Tallis, Thomas (ca. 1505–1585)
Tye, Christopher (ca. 1505–ca. 1573)
Wylliam
Composition Composers (? Uncertain) Folios / Pages
[...]le no he * [fragment] Anonymous 50r
[fragment in score] - 49r
[fragments] - 46v
[only last syllable entered:] 'ni'
TP (?)
45r
[tablature fragment] - 37r
[untexted fragment] - 36v
[untexted fragment]
Crowder (?)
51v
[untexted; possibly continuation of previous Pavana] - 46v
[untexted] - 24r
[untexted] - 43v
[untexted] - 44r
[untexted] - 44v
[untexted] - 45v
[untexted] - 48r
After [fragment] Anonymous 50v
Benedicite (I) Anonymous 16v–18r
Benedictus for four voices (Canticle) 37v–40r
Caeli enarrant: The heavens in their excellence Anonymous 24v–26r
De profundis: Out of the deep Anonymous 5r–5v
Deus in nomine tuo: Save me, O God, for thy name's sake (II) Anonymous 11r–11v
Domine dominus noster: O Lord, our Lord, how marvellous Anonymous 20v–22v
Domine quis: O Lord, whom wilt thou count worthy Anonymous 26v–28r
Domine quis: O Lord, whom wilt thou count worthy Anonymous 28r
Ecce quam bonum: Behold, brethren, how good and joyfull a thing Anonymous 6v–7r
Evening Service: Magnificat Anonymous 13v–14v
Galiarda Anonymous 49v
Iudica me Deus: Why art thou so heave, O my soul 7v–8r
Jubilate: All men rejoice Anonymous 15v–16r
Kyrie Responses in the Communion Service (1552 Prayer Book) Anonymous 35r
Laudate pueri dominum: Praise the Lord, ye servants (II) Anonymous 6r–6v
Litany (O Lord, arise, help and deliver us) Anonymous 2r–3r
Morning Service: Benedicite (II) Anonymous 33v–36r
Morning Service: Benedictus (Canticle) (I) Anonymous 18v–20r
My Lord of Arundell's Galliard 47v
Non nobis Domine: Not unto us, O Lord Anonymous 9v–10v
Nunc dimittis (I) Anonymous 35v–36v
Nunc dimittis (II) Anonymous 42v–43r
O God, be merciful unto us 12v–13r
O Lord, Christ Jesu that art king Anonymous 30v–32r
O Lord, rebuke me not in thy fury Anonymous 28v–30r
Omnes Gentes: O clap your hands together (II) Anonymous 8v–9r
Pavana Anonymous 46r
Pavana Anonymous 47r
Praised be God our Father Anonymous 32v–33r
Quand' io pens' al martire amor che tu 51r
Remember not, O Lord God (= Ne reminiscaris) 15r
Te Deum (I) Anonymous 3v–5r
Te Deum (II) Anonymous 40v–42r
untitled/untexted
Wylliam (?)
48v
Usquequo domine: How long, O Lord, wilt me forget Anonymous 22v–23v
Voce mea: I cried unto the Lord Anonymous 11v–12r
vyts[?] Anonymous 46r

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Bernstein, Jane Agar. 1974. The Chanson in England 1530-1640: A Study of Sources and Styles. University of California at Berkeley, Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Pages: 91-7. Notes: transcription (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Blezzard, Judith H. 1972. The Sacred Music of the Lumley Books (British Museum Royal Appendix Manuscripts 74-76): An Edition and Critical Study. University of Leeds, Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Notes: physical description; contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial); transcription; efacsimile (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Daniel, Ralph T, and Peter Le Huray. 1972. The Sources of English Church Music 1549-1660. Early English Church Music.  London. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial).

Blezzard, Judith H. 1971. The Lumley Books: A collection of Tudor church music. The Musical Times, 128-30. Notes: physical description (partial); transcription (partial); facsimile (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Fellowes, Edmund H. 1969. English Cathedral Music.  London. Pages: 34, 46. Notes: contents list (partial); transcriptions (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Le Huray, Peter. 1967. Music and the Reformation in England 1549-1660.  London. Pages: 91, 181-2. Notes: physical description; mention of MS; discussion.

Harrison, Frank Llewellyn (editor). 1963-. Early English Church Music.  London: Stainer & Bell. Pages: XII, 43-50, 118; XIII, 108-25, 207; XIX, 332-3. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial).

Stevens, John E. 1961. Music & Poetry in the Early Tudor Court.  Cambridge. Pages: 452. Notes: contents list (partial).

Hughes, Dom Anselm. 1953. Catalogue of the Musical Manuscripts at Peterhouse, Cambridge.  Cambridge. Pages: I, 1, 179, 396-7; II, 127; III, 57, 172, 182, 201, 216, 235. Notes: physical description (partial); contents list.

Lewis, Anthony (editor). 1951-. Musica Britannica: A National Collection of Music.  London. Pages: XLIV,xxi, xxxi, 153-77,184,194-208. Notes: contents list (partial); concordances (partial); transcriptions (partial); facsimile (partial); mention of MS; discussion.

Warner, Sir George F, and Julius P Gilson. 1921. Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Old Royal and King's Collections.  London. Pages: II, 397. Notes: physical description.

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Census-Catalogue of Manuscript Sources of Polyphonic Music 1400-1550

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