C37a Spiritus domini replevit orbem (I-Mfd [4])

Standardised composer: 
Attribution notes: 
Motets M136-M139 have concordances in MotettiLQ, as part of C37b. C37b has the rubric "in honorem Sancti Spiritus" and is attributed to "Gaspar" in MotettiLQ, index.
Cycle rubric: 
-
Identified as a cycle based on: 
(see Further notes)
Reference source: 
I-Mfd [4], ff. 120v-125r
Other sources: 
Motets M136-M139 have concordances in MotettiLQ, as part of C37b.
Number of voices: 
4
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Devotional / liturgical association: 
Holy Spirit
Pentecost
Description: 

The cycle consists of four motets (or possibly five, see Further notes), whose texts derive from liturgical items associated with the feast of (and period after) Pentecost. Compare cycle C37b Spiritus domini replevit orbem (MotettiLQ), which contains motets 1-4 of this cycle with two additional motets.

Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Literature: 
, 501-502, 507-508, 520-521
Discography: 
Further notes: 

WARD 1986, 507-508 proposes the reconstruction of a “virtual” seven-motet cycle combining motets from the present cycle and C37b.

LINDMAYR-BRANDL 1992 and PAVANELLO 2009 have proposed to discard M140 (whose attribution to Gaspar is doubtful) from the cycle on textual and stylistic grounds.

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

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Motet details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 29r (S), 92v (A), 60r (T), 124v-125r (B)
Mensuration: 

Number of voices: 
4
Length: 
99
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Music incipit: 
...ggabc
ggabcbcd
..ggabcb
geedfedc
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 

Additional concordance in a ms. that does not transmit motet cycles: I-Pc MS A.17, ff. 80v-81r.

See also the Gaspar van Weerbeke Project.

Motet details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 29v (S), 93r (A), 60v (T), 125r (B)
Mensuration: 

Pre-existing melodies (Cantus prius facti): 

The incipit of the antiphon Veni sancte spiritus (Cantus ID 005327) quoted in all voices, esp. in C (opening):

1--g--e--fd--d---fhg----fg---g---4

"Veni sancte spiritus" (http://cantusindex.org/id/005327)

Number of voices: 
4
Length: 
73
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Music incipit: 
.gefdfag
dbcadefe
....gefd
...dbcad
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 

Additional concordances in a ms. that does not transmit motet cycles: I-Pc MS A.17, ff. 82v-83r.

See also the Gaspar van Weerbeke Project.

Text reference: 

Motet details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 29v (S), 93r (A), 60v (T), 125r (B)
Mensuration: 

Pre-existing melodies (Cantus prius facti): 

This motet possibly quotes pre-existing material, but it can not be linked to any Cantus prius factus with a corresponding text.

Number of voices: 
4
Length: 
64
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Music incipit: 
.gabgcbc
...gedcb
gabgcbcd
gfefgecf
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 
Text reference: 

Motet details

Reference source: 
MotettiLQ, ff. 30r (S), 93v (A), 61r (T), 125v (B)
Mensuration: 

Number of voices: 
4
Length: 
83
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Music incipit: 
......aa
......de
ggagcbag
.ccdccdg
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 
Text reference: 

Motet details

Reference source: 
I-Mfd [4], ff. 124v-125r
Mensuration: 

Pre-existing melodies (Cantus prius facti): 

The first verse of the hymn Veni creator spiritus (Cantus ID 008407) quoted in T and partially in C (passage "Veni creator" until end):

1---g--h--gf---g--h--k--l--k----k--g---h--k--lk--l--m--l---

"Veni creator spiritus / mentes tuorum visita /

1---k--lm---kj--hg---jkl---g--h--k---jk--h--gf---h--hkh---g---fg---g----

imple superna gratia / quae tu creasti pectora" (http://cantusindex.org/id/008407)

Number of voices: 
4
Length: 
60
Signature: 
-
Clefs: 
c1c3c4f4
Final: 
G
Music incipit: 
cacbagag
gegfedcd
cabbccaa
cfedc.fe
Modern editions: 
CMM 106.3
Further notes: 

This motet is transmitted as a fragment.

Not a concordance for M096.

This motet has been proposed as part of C37a by WARD 1986, and as such attributed to Weerbeke (see the record of C37a for further information). LINDMAYR-BRANDL 1992 and PAVANELLO 2009 have instead discarded it from the cycle on textual and stylistic grounds.

The Gaspar van Weerbeke Project lists it among the doubtful works.