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P-BRam (Braga) Arquivo Municipal Nº 009 Códices

Archive: 
P-BRam (Braga) Arquivo Municipal
Shelf-mark: 
Nº 009 Códices
Siglum: 
P-BRam Nº 009 Códices
Subcategory of book: 
Breviary
Category: 
monophony
Completeness: 
fragment
Document type: 
manuscript
Date: 
13th cent.
Cursus: 
Secular
Tradition: 
Aquitanian
Contents: 
The chants for 'Sabbato Sancto' on fol. A are found with the same liturgical order in P-BRs Ms. 32, fol. 201r et sequitur (http://pemdatabase.eu/compositions?src=2902&feast%5B%5D=1003&string=&cid=&office=&category=All). The only difference between these two sources is the third resposory of the third nocturn which is respectively 'Domine post passionem', Cantus ID 006504 (P-BRam Nº9 Códices) and 'Sicut ovis', Cantus ID 007661 (P-BRs Ms. 32). On fol. Av the scribe wrote 'Heloy heloy lama sabathani deus meus deus meus ut quid me dereliquisti' without notation at the end of Matins (right column) but later, this text was struck through. Some of the chants on fol. B are found in P-BRs Ms. 32 for 'Fer. 5 p. Pascha' but the two liturgies differ. On the other hand, the same series of chants on fol. B can be found in the same order in E-Tc 44.2, fols. 95r-96r for 'Fer. 4 and 5 p. Pascha'. The comparison of the chants on fol. A with the office for 'Sabbato Sancto' in E-Tc 44.1 fol. 75rv shows partial correspondence between the chants in the two sources: not only the third responsory of the third nocturn is different but also the antiphon for Prime.
Material: 
parchment
Gathering structure: 
Non-central bifolium. Catchword on fol. Bv 'Venit'.
Page layout: 
Two columns per page.
Type of notation: 
Aquitanian (Portuguese variety)
Description of the notation: 

Small size neumes around a red line. Custodes. The lozenge is used consistently both in isolation and in compound neumes (either ascending or descending patterns). The difference between a lozenge and a more or less square punctum is clearly defined. Chants in 4th mode have the line which means F, not E.

Completed on: 
2018-05-18
Author/s: 
Elsa De Luca

Submitted by Elsa De Luca — Thu, 2018-05-17 16:34

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Ar Sabbato Sancto R Extimatus sum cum d...
Ar Sabbato Sancto V Posuerunt me in lac...
Ar Sabbato Sancto R Agnus dei Christus...
Ar Sabbato Sancto V Luxtra sex qui iam...
Ar Sabbato Sancto R Domine post passion...
Av Sabbato Sancto V Ego dixi in excessu...
Av Sabbato Sancto A O mors ero mors tua...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Plangent (eum) quas...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Attendite universi...
Av Sabbato Sancto A A porta inferi erue...
Av Sabbato Sancto A O vos omnes qui tra...
Av Sabbato Sancto W Christus factus est...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Mulieres sedentes a...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Cum accepiss(et ace...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Sepulto domino sign...
Av Sabbato Sancto A Ululate pastores et...
Br Fer. 4 p. Pascha A Dixit Ihesus discip...
Br Fer. 5 p. Pascha R Christus resurgens...
Br Fer. 5 p. Pascha V Mortuus est est eni...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha R Isti sunt agni nove...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha V In conspectu agni a...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha R Expurgate v(e)tus f...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha V Non in fermento mal...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha A Angelus*
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha A Maria stabat ad mon...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha A Aeuia quem queris m...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha A Mulier quid ploras...
Bv Fer. 5 p. Pascha A Dum ergo fleret inc...

    

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