Rz1563

note: alternate cc. = ‘Levate su pastori’ (M365), w/music in Anim1577 related to two settings in Rz1563: ‘Io sento al cor’ (ed. Mancuso, no. 19) & ‘Leviam’ i nostri cori’ (ed. Mancuso, no. 31). Rz1563 incipit is ‘Hoggi’, but transmitted here as a cc. for music w/text of ‘I ‘ sent’al cor’ underlaid. An apparent variant of Razzi’s text, honoring San Lorenzo instead of San Vincenzo, is transmitted in later non-Florentine lauda prints with different music; RostirollaLC, 713, 833.

note: On cc., see MaceyB, 55, 85, 146. cc. for ‘Chi non ama’ = carnival song, ‘Giovani mandati siano’ (Canto dell’imperatore’ or ‘Canzona de’ tedeschi’). Music ed. in MaceyS, 46-50 (Rz1563), along with 2 other proposed lauda texts (‘Oggi torna alla memoria’, ‘Io vo darti anima mia’). Music ed. Mancuso, 346-50. MaceyS, 225-6 dates Benivieni’s lauda to mid-1490s.

note: lauda ‘della Assunta della Vergine’

note: text & music of ‘Madre de’ peccatori’ ed. Mancuso, 341-5.

note: lauda re. S. Vincenzo.

note: text & music ed. Mancuso, 287-96. See ‘Molto più guerra’ with a cc. of ‘El dì di Berlingaccio’.

note: music & text ed. Mancuso, 281-6. Razzi transmits another lauda with a similar incipit (‘Venga ogni cor ardente a veder il Messia’), but with different line lengths, and text & music of ‘L’amor a me’ as cc.