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General description

Title: LIBER QUINTUS CAN- / TIONUM SACRARUM VULGO / MOTETA VOCANT, QUINQUE ET SEX VOCUM A D. / Magistro Petro Manchicurtio Betunio insignis ecclesie Thornacensis Pho- / nasco nunc primum in lucem editus.

Composer: Pierre de Manchicourt

Publication date and place: 1554 by Pierre Phalèse, Louvain (Leuven) [RISM A/I M272]. Reprinted in 1558 [M273] and 1560 [M274].
Description: A printed set of partbooks containing 14 bi-partite motets by Pierre de Manchicourt for 5–6vv, published during the composer’s tenure as ‘master of the choirboys’ (‘phonasco’) at the cathedral in Tournai (‘Thornacensis’). This is Phalèse’s only book of motets dedicated to the works of a single composer. It is the earliest surviving source of all 14 motets, and the only known source of eight of them: those that appear in later printed sources are marked (°) below, and those that appear later handcopied sources are marked (^).

List of works

for five voices:

1. O decus, O patrie lux (2.p. Salve, pontificum)

2. In omnibus requiem (2.p. Et radicavi in populo)

3. Exaudiat te Dominus (2.p. Impleat Dominus)

4. ^ Si bona suscepimus (2.p. Tribularer si nescirem)

5. ° O crux splendidior (2.p. Nobile lignum exalta)

6. Congratulamini mihi (2.p. Et beatam me dicent)

7. ^ Puer qui natus est (2.p. Hic praecursor dilectus)

8. O crux viride lignum (2.p. Salus omnium populorum)

9. °^ Emendemus in melius (2.p. Peccavimus cum patribus)

for six voices

10. ^ Audivi vocem de caelo (2.p. Et vox de throno)

11. Tota pulchra es, amica mea (2.p. Flores apparuerunt)

12. Osculetur me (2.p. Trahe me post te)

13. Quae est ista quae ascendit (2.p. Ista est speciosa)

14. ^ Illuminare, Jerusalem (2.p. Filii tui de longe venient)

Works at CPDL

Title	Year	No.	Genre	Subgenre	Vo.	Voices
Audivi vocem de caelo	1554	10	Sacred	Motets	6	SAATTB, SATTTB
Congratulamini mihi — Et beatam me dicent	1554	6	Sacred	Motets	5	SAATB
Emendemus in melius	1554	9	Sacred	Motets	5	SAATB, STTTB, ATTTB
Illuminare, Jerusalem	1554	14	Sacred	Motets	6	SAATBB, STTBBB
O crux splendidior	1554	5	Sacred	Motets	5	SSATB
Osculetur me	1554	12	Sacred	Motets	6	SSATBB, SSATTB
Quae est ista quae ascendit	1554	13	Sacred	Motets	6	SSATBB
Si bona suscepimus	1554	4	Sacred	Motets	5	SAATB
Tota pulchra es, amica mea	1554	11	Sacred	Motets	6	SSATBB

External websites

Corresponding page at IMSLP.

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 '''Title:''' ''LIBER QUINTUS CAN- / TIONUM SACRARUM VULGO / MOTETA VOCANT, QUINQUE ET SEX VOCUM A D. / Magistro Petro Manchicurtio Betunio insignis ecclesie Thornacensis Pho- / nasco nunc primum in lucem editus.''
+'''Composer:''' [[Pierre de Manchicourt]]
 {{PubDatePlace|1554|by [[Pierre Phalèse]], Louvain (Leuven) [RISM A/I M272]. Reprinted in 1558 [M273] and 1560 [M274].|&nbsp;}}
-{{Descr|14 motets by [[Pierre de Manchicourt]] for 5–6vv, published during the composer’s tenure at Tournai Cathedral (‘''Thornacensis''’). This is Phalèse’s only book of motets dedicated to the works of a single composer.}}
+{{Descr|A printed set of partbooks containing 14 bi-partite motets by [[Pierre de Manchicourt]] for 5–6vv, published during the composer’s tenure as ‘master of the choirboys’ (‘''phonasco''’) at the cathedral in Tournai (‘''Thornacensis''’). This is Phalèse’s only book of motets dedicated to the works of a single composer. It is the earliest surviving source of all 14 motets, and the only known source of eight of them: those that appear in later printed sources are marked (°) below, and those that appear later handcopied sources are marked (^).}}
 ==List of works==
 '''for five voices:'''
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 :2. ''{{NoCo|In omnibus requiem}}'' (2.p. Et radicavi in populo)
 :3. ''{{NoCo|Exaudiat te Dominus}}'' (2.p. Impleat Dominus)
-:4. ''{{NoCo|Si bona suscepimus}}'' (2.p. Tribularer si nescirem)
+:4. ^ ''{{NoCo|Si bona suscepimus}}'' (2.p. Tribularer si nescirem)
-:5. ''{{NoCo|O crux splendidior}}'' (2.p. Nobile lignum exalta)
+:5. ° ''{{NoCo|O crux splendidior}}'' (2.p. Nobile lignum exalta)
 :6. ''{{NoCo|Congratulamini mihi — Et beatam me dicent|Congratulamini mihi}}'' (2.p. Et beatam me dicent)
-:7. ''{{NoCo|Puer qui natus est}}'' (2.p. Hic praecursor dilectus)
+:7. ^ ''{{NoCo|Puer qui natus est}}'' (2.p. Hic praecursor dilectus)
 :8. ''{{NoCo|O crux viride lignum}}'' (2.p. Salus omnium populorum)
-:9. ''{{NoCo|Emendemus in melius}}'' (2.p. Peccavimus cum patribus)
+:9. °^ ''{{NoCo|Emendemus in melius}}'' (2.p. Peccavimus cum patribus)
 '''for six voices'''
-:10. ''{{NoCo|Audivi vocem de caelo}}'' (2.p. Et vox de throno)
+:10. ^ ''{{NoCo|Audivi vocem de caelo}}'' (2.p. Et vox de throno)
 :11. ''{{NoCo|Tota pulchra es, amica mea}}'' (2.p. Flores apparuerunt)
 :12. ''{{NoCo|Osculetur me}}'' (2.p. Trahe me post te)
 :13. ''{{NoCo|Quae est ista quae ascendit}}'' (2.p. Ista est speciosa)
-:14. ''{{NoCo|Illuminare, Jerusalem}}'' (2.p. Filii tui de longe venient)
+:14. ^ ''{{NoCo|Illuminare, Jerusalem}}'' (2.p. Filii tui de longe venient)
 ==Works at CPDL==
-{{MultiPubList|seq,yr,gen,subg,vo,voices|1554}}
+{{MultiPubList|yr,seq,gen,subg,vo,voices|1554}}
 ==External websites==
 [https://imslp.org/wiki/Cantionum_sacrarum%2C_Liber_5_(Manchicourt%2C_Pierre_de) Corresponding page at IMSLP].