Rz1563

note: lauda re. San Vincenzo. Razzi’s ‘Levate su sorelle’ & ‘Leviam’i nostri cori’ clearly linked to music of ‘Levate su pastori’, but Razzi also indicates that his ‘Oggi lieto e giocondo’ is to be sung to the music of ‘I’ sent’al cor conforto Cecilia gloriosa’ (fol. 31v; a2--cantus possibly related to that of ‘Levate su pastori’).

note: JeppesenF, ii, 213. Music & text of cc. ed. LuisiFr, no. 26 (notes on 35, 43-4, and text ed. 61-2); EinsteinCS, 52; LuisiMVR, 284-5; SpartiW, 159-60 (& discussion of ‘Che faralla’ as a ballo adaptation on 144-5). Music & lauda text in Rz1563, ed. Mancuso, 542-5, & LuisiFr, 282. The two-part version in Razzi freely adapts the cantus & tenor of Pesenti’s frottola setting. In Pal169, the lauda text is presented with the form Ba4/6:5/8 (xxYy aaYBBY). Text also ed. and discussed in D’AnconaPP, 94-5.

note: see modo proprio for ‘Riposo alcun’.

note: lauda re. San Domenico

note: lauda re. S. Stefano

note: Razzi transmits another lauda by him with similar incipit (‘Venga ogni cor ardente a lodar Maddalena peccatrice’), but different line lengths and its own musical setting a2 (see this title as a modo proprio).

note: laude re. S. Agnesa. Rz1563: ‘lauda d’una Vergine quando si appresenta il giorno del tuo martirio davanti a Christo..’