SCHOLA CANTORUM 6: Masterpieces of Early Polyphony Two- and Three-Part Choral WorksProduct Type:Printed Vocal/Choral Score (Paperback)Brand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadMPN:7504ISMN:9790080075043 / 979-00800745043Genre:Choral Work / Early MusicStyle:Medieval / Renaissance / Early BaroqueInstrumentation:Two-part (I, II) and Three-part (I, II, III) Upper VoicesEditor:kos FodorOverviewSchola Cantorum 6is a prestigious collection within the acclaimed 13-volume series published by Editio Musica Budapest. This volume, edited by the polymath editor and poetkos Fodor, features a selection of vocal gems from the 13th to the 17th centuries. The series is designed to bring “noble music” to life, making historically significant motets, canons, and secular dances accessible to modern choirs.This volume is particularly notable for its inclusion ofGuillaume de Machaut, the titan of theArs Nova, and the playful Baroque madrigals ofAdriano Banchieri. Every piece is presented in itsoriginal language(German, Italian, Latin, and French) to ensure the highest level of stylistic and linguistic authenticity during performance.Product FeaturesFormat:19 x 16.5 cm (Quer/Landscape)Length:32 pagesWeight:0.056 kgLanguages:Original languages (Latin, German, Italian, Old French)Publication Date:August 1975Instruments:A cappella voices (suitable for equal or mixed chamber ensembles)Interesting FactsArs Nova Representation:The inclusion of Guillaume de Machauts polyphony provides a rare opportunity for choirs to study the intricate hocketing and rhythmic complexity of 14th-century France.Banchieri’s Wit:Adriano Banchieri was known for his “madrigal comedies”; the piece included here demonstrates his signature wit and lighthearted Italian style.Solfeggio History:The volume contains a “Solfeggio” byFranchinus(Gaffurius), offering a fascinating look at how Renaissance singers practiced their vocal technique and interval recognition.Universal Design:Though published in Hungary, the series was intentionally designed for the international market, stripping away translated lyrics to focus on the raw beauty of the original manuscripts.Track/Content ListingGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Ach Gott, tu dich erbarmenVecchi, Orazio:Chi vi mir’e non muorMachaut, Guillaume de:De souspirant – Ton corps – SuspiroLasso, Orlando di:Es zeugen des Gottlosen WerkeBanchieri, Adriano:L’altra estate per bizzarriaRegnart, Jakob:Nun bin ich einmal freiPraetorius, Michael:Preis sei Gott in der HheAnonymous:Salve virgo – Verbum caro – VeritatemAnonymous:Vergine bellaSchaerer, M.:Wie schn blht uns der MaieFranchinus:SolfeggioPublishersEditio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (1975)We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#ScholaCantorum #ChoralMusic #EarlyMusic #GuillaumeDeMachaut #Banchieri #RenaissancePolyphony #SheetMusic #FodorAkos #EditioMusicaBudapest #VocalEnsemble #ChoirScore #RareKottaSchola Cantorum 6 (Hungarian)ASchola Cantorum13 rszes sorozatnak 6. fzete a XIII-XVII. szzad voklis mestermveit trja az nekesek el. AFodor kosltal szerkesztett ktet kt- s hromszlam motettkat, knonokat s vilgi nekeket tartalmaz. A kiadvny klnlegessge, hogy a kzpkoriArs Novamestertl, Guillaume de Machaut-tl kezdve a renesznsz risn, Orlando di Lassn t egszen a barokk Banchieriig knl repertort. A mvek kizrlag eredeti nyelven szerepelnek, gy megrizve a zene s a szveg trtnelmi egysgt.rdekessgekPedaggiai rtk:A fzetben tallhat “Solfeggio” (Franchinus mve) bepillantst enged a rgi korok nekoktatsi mdszereibe.Praktikus formtum:A fekv (quer) formtum idelis kruskottkhoz, hiszen stabilan megll a kottatartn s knnyen lapozhat.Vltozatos tartalom:A ktetben egyarnt megtallhatak liturgikus latin darabok s profn, udvari tncdallamok.#Krusm #RgiZene #Machaut #Kotta #Fodorkos #EditioMusicaBudapest #nekkar #Madrigl #