Ch266

note: WilsonMM, 173-4; Diederichs192ff. Music ed. WilsonMM, 282 (Ven); Diederichs, 380 (Ven); JeppesenL, 126 (PetL/i; music by Innocentius Dammonis); LuisiLG, ii, 60-62 (Ven & PetL/i). Text ed. LuisiLG, i, 260. In most sources, lauda bears rubric ‘facta per la adnuntiata de’ Servi’, that is, intended for performance at the Florentine church of Santissima Annunziata, where polyphonic singing was culitivated during the 15thc. Giustinian text entered in R2929, which was copied by 1448.

note: alternate cc. = ‘O rosa gentile’, ‘Più bel viso’, modo proprio. See also ‘O rosa mia gentile’ as cc. for ‘Non à’. LuisiLG, i, 189, 233 mistranscribes as ‘Dona lo cor’. Lauda in Rs424 w/cc.intended but not entered.

note: Text ed. Wiese, 139f. Alternate cc. = ‘Non à lo cor’, ‘Più bel viso’, modo proprio.

Note: = CattinSq, 250; WilsonSC, 74; Diederichs, 61. Rubric in R2224, ‘Cantasi come quella che dice Ogni huom faccia per se /chi non piu d’altrui c’altri di me’, which alludes more clearly to Soldanieri’s text than the rubric in Ch266: ‘va chome quella chanzona chew dice: Ongni uom faccia per sé, ch’i’ fo per me’, which also includes the alternate incipit ‘Ognium faccia per sé’.