R196

note: see also ReidemeisterC, 95. CattinR, 32; CattinCI, 419.

note: CattinCI, 419. Alternate cc. = ‘J’ay pris amours’, modo proprio.

note: rubric in CS1544 = ‘Questa lauda ...fece gherardo d’astore gini che stette in biadia di firenze’. Text & music of cc. ed. Mancuso, no. 22 (Rz1563, a4).

note: GallicoRM, 80, 202; PirrottaMT, 99-101; D’AnconaPP, 485-6. ‘È levomi una bella matina’ survives as a four-part frottola setting in Ve; ed. LuisiAp, NosowB, and excerpt ed. in PirrottaMT, 100-01. This probably is not the Florentine cc. musical source. Cc. incipit may be related to Catalan song ‘M’y levay par ung matin’ (verse, with refrain ‘Dindiridin’; see this title as a cc.). See complex of loosely related melodies in JeppesenF, iii, 27-31, & discussion in BrownM, 261 & LuisiAp, lxxv-lxxix. For two later settings of ‘M’y levay par ung matin’ by Guyard & Janequin, see BrownTC, 157-63. Lacking attribution to Belcari in Gall3.

note: See CattinR, no.127, where he links the cc. to a ballo, ‘Ligiadra’. Incipit in Gall2 = ‘Anima ingrata, da che vuoi seguire’.

note: in some sources the lauda incipit is ‘Signor Jesù quando sarò’. Alternate cc. = ‘O Jesù dolce’ & modo proprio. See Carboni-ZiinoLM, 281, 324; MaceyB, 53-4, 71-2. Music ed. CattinG, no.27 (Grey; ‘Quando Signor Jesù); LuisiLG, ii, 117-19 (Grey & Rz1563); Mancuso, no. 80 (Rz1563), and MaceyS, 34-5 (Rz1563; Macey proposes ‘[Quando] Signor Jesù’ as cc. for two texts by Girolamo Benivieni, ‘Viva ne’ nostr cuori’, ed. 36-7, & ‘Da che tu ci hai Signore’, ed. 38-9). Simple a2 setting in Grey differs from a3 setting in Rz1563 (cantus in Ferr84). Text of ‘Quando Signor’ ed. LuisiLG, i, 257-8.

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.