Io laudo e benedico a tutto l’ore
BaG (XYyX AbAbBCcX)
Lauda Poet:
Francesco d’Albizo
Notes:
note: ‘Molti son’ = modo proprio in Gall2. See ‘Jesù fammi morire’ as cc. for ‘Molti son’, w/music in PetL/i. In LA424, lauda sent to Maffeo Gherardini.
note: incipit given as ‘Poi che in gaudio siemo’, but must be same cc. as that for another lauda by Lippi (adjacent in the cc. sources), ‘Poi [Po’] che in festa e gaudio siamo’.
note: GhisiCC, 95, where the title is the ‘Canzone delle nocciole’. The poetic form and first-person plural of the lauda title suggest that it was indeed modeled on a carnival song.