Gall4

note: cc. in Gall4 reads: ‘O vaghe montanine, pasturelle’

note: in LA424, ‘della passione di Cristo’, sent to Pagolo di Jacopo vaiaio.

note: according to LA424 rubric, d’Albizo’s lauda sent to nuns at Santa Chiara.

note: LA424: lauda sent to ‘monache di Sancta Chiara’, a Franciscan convent in the Oltrarno to which d’Albizo sent a number of his laude. Rz1563 & M365 transmit a different lauda (BaG) with similar incipit (‘Lodian col puro core, e con la mente/Cecilia sacra’ attributed to Fra. Hilario Buoninsegni da Siena.

note: text of lauda differs from the ‘Poich ’i lascia’ il mio Dio’ in Gall2. ‘Da poi ch’io ti lasciai’ found in 14thc. sources, like BML, Ashburnham 423, fol. 156v.

note: CattinCC, 214-15; RostirollaB, 704. Alternate cc. = ‘Io ti lascio stolto mondo’ (also in Anim1577, along w/music for ‘Giovanetti’, w/facs. for both pieces in RostirollaTL, 31).

note: MaceyB, 125-9; RostirollaB, 732. The cc. for ‘Ecco il Messia’ is ‘Ben venga Maggio’ (see above). Ed. w/Lucrezia’s text in MaceyS, 62.

note: CattinCC, 214 attributes cc. (a lauda) to Castellani, as well. ‘Deh torna...smarrita’ transmitted as anon. lauda in Gall4, w/cc. = ‘Donne gentil’ di gran siam mercatanti’ (‘Canzona de’ granaiuoli’), w/music in BR230 & RC395. Text ed. SingletonCC, 228-9,

note: cc = carnival song, ‘Trionfo della dea Minerva’. Text ed. SingletonCC, 213-14. Music ed. GallucciFFM, 14-15. See also MaceyB, 56-7. M310 & Gall4 list both lauda and cc as ‘Dalla più alta stella’. Lauda attr. to Lorenzo in the cc. sources, but excluded from Toscani’s edition. Cc. text once attr. to Poliziano; CattinNR, 260; CattinRP, 391. PrizerM, 29 suggests a date of ca. 1492 for the carnival song, which celebrates Giovanni de’ Medici’s cardinal’s hat, and very likely his subsequent grand entrance into Florence from Fiesole in March, 1492.

note: See CattinCC, 195-6. There is a different setting of the Castellani text by Dammonis in PetL/i, 7v-8r.; ed. LuisiLG, ii, 322-4.