Liturgical manuscripts: Recent submissions
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Gradual, proper of time, from the first Sunday of Advent to Passion Sunday
Published 1580-01-01Holograph, written on both sides of leaf. Mediaeval manuscript choirbook on vellum (ca. 53 x 36 cm.); executed ca. 1580 in Salamanca, Spain; massive binding of thick wooden boards covered with tanned leather, ruled in blind ...Open AccessOther -
Antiphonarium ordinis [manuscript]
Published 1781-01-01"Soli Deo sanctisque eius sit perpetuo omnis laus atque gloria"--T.p. [Spain? ; 1781]. 18th century antiphonary, with 7 staves per page. The staves, and initials and subtitles, are in red ink, the notes and text in black ...Open Access -
[Antiphonarium : a collection of 30 leaves from an antiphonal]
Published 1480-01-01A collection of 30 leaves from an antiphonal. [Spain? ; ca. 1480]Title supplied by cataloguer. Six staves per page. The staves are in red ink with square musical notes and the text in black. Decorated initials in red and ...Open Access -
Marian Antiphonal
Published 1600-01-01Handwritten antiphonal totally executed on vellum, most probably produced for use in a convent of Hieronymite nuns, under the advocation of Our Lady of the Snows (c 17th or 18th century). Text in 5 parts: (I) 48 folios, ...Open AccessMusical Score -
[Antifonario Códice "Libro de Coro"]
Published 1700-01-01The antiphonary, a song book for use in a liturgical choir in the Roman Catholic liturgy, was mainly used for singing Mass or the canonical Hours (antiphonarium officii). This antiphonary was compiled and written for the ...Open AccessOther