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Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiC, No. 37, ff. 28v-29v (S), 29v-30v (A), 27r-28r (T), 27r-28v (B)
Cycle rubric: 
-
Identified as a cycle based on: 
WARD 1986, 501; GASSER 2001, 332
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
b
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Devotional / liturgical association: 
BVM
Modern editions: 
SCM 2
Content (motets): 
M131 M132 M133 M134 M135

C36 Gaudeamus omnes in domino

Anonymous

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 29v-30v (S) 92v-94r (A) 60r-61v (T) 124v-126r (B)
Cycle rubric: 
"in honorem sancti spiritus" (MotettiLQ, index)
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Devotional / liturgical association: 
Holy Spirit
Pentecost
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 

Attribution reproduced in CMM 106.3, Plate 5; see also the historical register.

WARD 1986, 507-508 proposes the reconstruction of a “virtual” seven-motet cycle combining motets from the present cycle and C37a.

See also information on this cycle as part of the Gaspar van Weerbeke Project.

Content (motets): 
M136 M137 M138 M139 M238 M239

C37b Spiritus domini replevit orbem (MotettiLQ)

Weerbeke, Gaspar van

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiB, No. 2, ff. 2v-7r
Cycle rubric: 
"Officium de passione" (MotettiB, index)
Identified as a cycle based on: 
index; presence of a cycle rubric; consensus in the literature
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
b/-
Clefs: 
c2c4c4f4
Final: 
D/A/A/F/D
Devotional / liturgical association: 
Christ, Passion, Holy Cross
Modern editions: 
DRAKE 2002; NJE 22 (No.1)
Further notes: 

See information on this cycle as part of The Josquin Research Project.

Content (motets): 
M152 M153 M154 M155 M156

C41 O domine Iesu Christe / Officium de passione

Josquin des Prez

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiB, No. 3, ff. 7v-14r
Cycle rubric: 
-
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c2c3c4f4
c2c3c4f4
c2c4c4f4/c2c3c4f4
c2c4c4f4
c2c3c4f4
c2c3c4f4
Final: 
E/E/A/E/E/E
Devotional / liturgical association: 
Christ, Passion, Holy Cross
Modern editions: 
DRAKE 2002; NJE 22 (No. 3)
Further notes: 

See information on this cycle as part of The Josquin Research Project.

Content (motets): 
M157 M158 M159 M160 M161 M162

C42 Qui velatus facie fuisti

Josquin des Prez

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiB, No. 21, ff. 46v-55r
Cycle rubric: 
"Officium de cruce" (MotettiB, index)
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c2c4c4f4
Final: 
D
Devotional / liturgical association: 
Christ, Passion, Holy Cross
Modern editions: 
CMM 15.4
Further notes: 

The source Rhau 1538 includes two motets at the beginning of the cycle, not present in the other sources: Crux triumphans and Jesus nomen dignum.

Additional concordances in mss. that do not transmit motet cycles: M176 and M177 in CH-SGs MS 462 (“Heer Liederbuch”).

Content (motets): 
M176 M177 M178 M179 M180 M181 M182 M183 M184

C44 In nomine Iesu / Officium de cruce

Compère, Loyset

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiC, No. 41, ff. 31v-32r (S), 31r-31v (A), 30v-31r (T), 30v-31r (B)
Cycle rubric: 
-
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
b
Clefs: 
c1c3c3c4
Final: 
G
Devotional / liturgical association: 
BVM
Modern editions: 
SCM 2
Content (motets): 
M216 M217 M218

C51 Salvatoris mater pia

Anonymous

Cycle details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 27r-28v (S), 90v-92r (A), 57v-59r (T), 122v-124r (B)
Cycle rubric: 
-
Identified as a cycle based on: 
(see Further notes)
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
b
Clefs: 
c1c3c3f3
c1c3c3f3
c1c3c4f3
c1c3c3f3
c1c2c3f3
g2c2c3f3
c1c3c3f3
Final: 
G
Devotional / liturgical association: 
BVM, Christ
Modern editions: 
NJE 25 (No. 14)
Discography: 

Josquin des Pres: Missa Pange lingua, Vultum tuum, Planxit autem David. Wenstminster Cathedral Choir, James O'Donnell, Hyperion CDA 66614, 1992 (cycle extended and reorganised following Macey's suggestions).

Further notes: 

Compare the shorter cognate cycles C53b Ora pro nobis virgo and C53c Sancta dei genitrix.

MACEY 1989 proposed an extended and partially reordered cycle, including Josquin’s “little” Ave Maria and his Tu lumen, tu splendor patris. Elders discusses the hypothesis in the critical notes to the edition of the work in NJE (CC) 25.

See information on this cycle as part of The Josquin Research Project.

Content (motets): 
M226 M227 M228 M229 M230 M231

C53a Vultum tuum

Josquin des Prez