Renaissance Vocal Treasures: Schola Cantorum 4 Two- and Three-Part MotetsProduct DetailsUPC:N/A (Vintage 1974 First Edition)Product Type:Vocal/Choral Score (Paperback)Brand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadEditor:Fodor kosMPN / Item Number:7291ISMN:9790080072912 / 979-0080072912Genre:Choral Work / Sacred & Secular MotetsStyle:Renaissance / Early BaroqueInstrumentation:Two- and Three-Part Voices (I, II / I, II, III)OverviewSchola Cantorum 4continues the prestigious 13-volume journey into the heart of early European vocal music. Spanning the 13th to 17th centuries, this volume, edited by the esteemedFodor kos, provides a rare look into the delicate polyphony of two- and three-part settings. Whether for church choirs, school ensembles, or professional early music quartets, this collection offers a accessible gateway into “noble music.” From German chorales and Dutch polyphony to Italian solfeggios, every piece is meticulously transcribed from historical sources, maintaining the spiritual and cultural authenticity that defines the Renaissance era.Product FeaturesFormat:19 x 16.5 cm “Quer” (Landscape/Oblong)Length:32 pagesLanguage:Multilingual (Original languages including German, Latin, and Dutch)Weight:0.052 kgPublication Date:August 1974Setting:Choral Score designed for active music-making.Interesting FactsGerman Heritage:This fourth volume focuses heavily on the German Renaissance tradition, featuring works byKaspar OthmayrandAdam Gumpelzhaimer, key figures in the development of the Protestant chorale.The Flemish Giant:Includes a work byJacob Obrecht, one of the most famous composers of the Flemish school, whose masses and motets were the pinnacle of 15th-century complexity.Academic Rarity:The series is famous for including “anonymous” gems that have lived on through oral and manuscript tradition, alongside the works of world-renowned masters likeOrlando di Lasso.Pedagogical Utility:The inclusion of a historical “Solfeggio” (vocal exercise) at the end of the book provides a fascinating glimpse into how singers were trained over 400 years ago.Track Listing / ContentsAnonymous:Entlaubet is der WaldeAnonymous:Erfreue sich, alles, was da lebtAnonymous:Frhlichen will ich singenVoith, H.:Fr all ich krnPolarius, G.:Gelobet seist du, Jesu ChristGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Gloria in excelsisGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Herr Gott himlischer VaterAnonymous:Herzlich tut mich erfreuenAnonymous:Ich hatt heimlich ergebenGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Ich ruf zu Dir Herr Jesu ChristiStolzer, Th.:Ich stund an einem MorgenStahl, J.:Ich will zu Land ausreitenGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Ich Dich hab ich gehoffet, HerrObrecht, Jacob:In nomine DominiGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Jesu, nostra redemptioOthmayr, Kaspar:Mit Fried und FreudOthmayr, Kaspar:Nun freut auch, lieben Christen gmeinLasso, Orlando di:Oculus non viditBan, J. A.:Omnia sunt hominumAnonymous:SolfeggioPublishersEditio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB).We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#Hashtags#ScholaCantorum #EarlyMusic #ChoralMusic #RenaissanceMotets #EditioMusicaBudapest #FodorAkos #SacredMusic #VocalScore #OrlandoDiLasso #JacobObrecht #MusicHistory #VintageSheetMusicttekints (Hungarian Translation)ASchola Cantorum 4a 13 fzetbl ll sorozat jabb rtkes darabja, amely a XIIIXVII. szzad nekkari kincseit trja az olvas el. AFodor kosltal szerkesztett ktet kt- s hromszlam motettkat, korlokat s vilgi dalokat tartalmaz, klns tekintettel a nmet renesznsz hagyomnyaira. A sorozat clja a “nemes zene” letre keltse, lehetv tve, hogy a kezd nekesektl a profi kamarakrusokig mindenki hozzfrjen a zenetrtnet ezen nagyszer, de sokszor elfeledett tredkeihez. Minden m kizrlag eredeti nyelven szerepel.rdekessgekNmet Kincsek:Ez a fzet hangslyosan mutatja be a nmet renesznsz mestereit, mintAdam GumpelzhaimersKaspar Othmayr, akik a protestns korlmvszet alapjait raktk le.Nmetalfldi Mester:A ktetben helyet kapott a hresJacob Ob