Ignatio Donati

Taken from the composer's 1636 book of solo motets for the education of young singers, this piece is the first of four for basses and sets three verses of Psalm 69, "Save me, O God".

Edited by Brian Clark.
4pp. Printed and finished by Dundee University Print Unit.
Scoring: Bass, continuo.
PLEASE NOTE: This edition does not include a continuo realization.
If you require one, please tick the box. Remember, it may take a week to produce a continuo part.

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Taken from the composer's 1636 publication of solo works to instruct younger singers in the art of ornamentation, the text of this piece comes from the Office for the Dead: "If we have received good things at the hand of God..."

Edited by Dennis Collins.
4pp. Printed and finished by DU Print.
Scoring: Soprano or tenor, continuo.
PLEASE NOTE: This edition does not include a continuo realization.
If you require one, please tick the box. Remember, it may take a week to produce a continuo part.

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Taken from the composer's 1636 book of solo motets for the education of young singers, this piece is intended for Eastertide.

Edited by Dennis Collins.
4pp. Printed and finished by Dundee University Print Unit.
Scoring: Soprano, continuo.
PLEASE NOTE: This edition does not include a continuo realization.
If you require one, please tick the box. Remember, it may take a week to produce a continuo part.

Click here to see the first page of the score.

Setting words from the Apocalypse, this motet (first printed in 1636) was intended to illustrate the art of ornamentation to younger singers.

Edited by Dennis Collins.
4pp. Printed and finished by DU Print.
Scoring: Soprano, continuo.
PLEASE NOTE: This edition does not include a continuo realization.
If you require one, please tick the box. Remember, it may take a week to produce a continuo part.

Click here to see the first page of the score.