Liber carminum

Iuvenes cantores et liber carminum (1950).

Manuscriptum Gruuthuuse, fol. 28r (ca. 1400).

Pars tenoris in "Te Schepe Wart," carmine polyphonico Iacobi Clementis Non Papa in Nievve Dvytsche Liedekens, Nederlandico libro carminum (1554).

Pagina titularis Nieuw Geuzenliedboek in Bibliotheca Regali Nederlandiae, 1581.

Adrianus Valerius, Neder-landtsche gedenck-clanck, 1626.

Liber carminum^[1] est liber qui verba et notationem musicam cantuum continet. Libri cantuum simplices libri compositionis vel libri notarum spiraliter religati esse possunt. Domus editoriae musicae editiones impressas pro cantu gregario publicant.^[2]^[3] Talia volumina in Civitatibus Foederatis a fabricatoribus clavilium pro instrumento commercii adhiberi solebant.^[4]

Libri cantuum musicam religiosam continentes hymnalia saepe appellantur; libri musicam hymnorum continentes paucis vel nullis verbis praediti libri melodiarum^[5] aliquando appellantur.^[6]

Index

↑ Vel fortasse liber cantuum vel liber cantilenarum.
↑ Beattie 1941.
↑ Dann 1919.
↑ The One Hundred and One Best Songs, The Cable Company, Piano Makers, Chicago, IL. 1912
↑ Anglice tune books.
↑ Stone 1891.

Beattie, John. 1941. The Gray Book of Favorite Songs. Editio amplificata. Sicagi: Hall & McCreary. OCLC 11729190.
Boock, Barbara. 2007. Kinderliederbücher 1770-2000: eine annotierte, illustrierte Bibliografie der deutschsprachigen Kinderliederbücher im Deutschen Volksliedarchiv. Münster: Waxmann. ISBN 978-3-8309-1819-6.
Classen, Albrecht. 2001. Deutsche Liederbücher des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts. Münster: Waxmann. ISBN 3-8309-1035-5.
Dann, Hollis. 1919. Twice 55 Plus Community Songs: The New Brown Book. Bostoniae: C. C. Birchard Co. OCLC 2343182.
Stone, Alfred. 1891. The Bristol Tune Book. Ed. 3a. Londinii et Novi Eboraci: Novello, Ewer & Co.

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