R196

note: CattinCC, 205; CattinR, 24; RostirollaB, 691-2. Text & music ed. Mancuso, 358-60 (Rz1563). See ‘Oimè lasso’ as cc. for ‘Cor maligno’, with music in Ferr84 & BL.Eg5041. Rz1563 music for ‘Cor maligno’ differs from that of ‘Oimè lasso’ in Ferr84.

note: CattinCC, 204; cc. in M365 for this lauda = ‘Se tuo servo Amor me fe’, w/music in BR230 & BR337. Music ed. w/both texts in CattinCC, 224-6.

note: CattinCC, 204; CattinR, 22.

note: CattinCC, 203; GhisiCC, 75-7. Carnival song--’Canzona del secol’ d’oro’ = ‘I sette trionfi del secol d’oro’ = ‘Trionfo della Compagnia del Broncone nella venuta di Papa Lione’; written by Nardi for accession of Pope Leo X in 1513. The Compagnia del Broncone was a group of gentlemen under the leadership of Lorenzo de’ Medici (grandson of Magnifico). Music ed. in GallettiFFM, no.12, & GhisiCC, 76. Text ed. SingletonCC, 250; text & music ed. & discussed in more detail in CummingsP, 22-30. Castellani’s lauda not to be confused with Pandolfini’s of very similar title. For a description of Nardi’s float, see GallettiFFM, xv.

note: CattinR, 22. Alternate cc. = Belcari’s ‘S’i’ pensassi’, transmitted in Rz1563 anonymously with Bartolomeo’s music from ‘Donne per electione’.

note: alternate cc. in R196 = ‘Donne per elezione’ (Canzona de’ pastori), music by Baccio degli Organi in BR230, BR337, M117. Music transmitted in both Ferr84 and Rz1563 is Baccio’s carnival song, ‘Donne per electione’, which also serves as a cc. for this same lauda. This suggests that Baccio’s music became strongly associated with Belcari’s very popular lauda

note: CattinCC, 202-3, & CattinR, 17; incipit in R196 is ‘Contempla in quanta altezza se’ salita’, a carnival song by Jacopo Nardi. This is the ‘Canzona del trionfo di Camillo’, or ‘Trionfo della fama e della gloria’ (ed. SingletonCC, 251-2), and is linked to Giovanni di Medici (Pope Leo X) for feast of San Giovanni in 1514. However, the poetic forms of cc. and lauda are incompatible, and CattinCC, 203 notes identity of rhyme scheme and form between ‘Vergine gloriosa’ and another Carnival song, the anonymous Trionfo delle tre Parche (‘La gran memoria dell’età passata’, which is the ‘secondo coro’ of this Trionfo); text ed. SingletonCC, 199-200, with music in BR230, 90v.

note: CattinCC, 202; CattinR, 14. Cattin notes similarity of lauda incipit to Baccio degli Organi’s ‘Signor, soccorr’et aita’ (a4 in Rz1563; BR337 bassus only; modo proprio in R196)

note: CattinCC, 201; vernacular version of Ps.132, ‘Ecce quam bonum’, and so probably Savonarolan (cf. music for ‘Ecce quam’ in Rz1563)

note: carnival song--’Canzona d’anime dannati’. CattinCC, 200; music ed. 222-4.