English translation:
O Jesus, sweetest bread, o most delightful refreshment of the believers.
O pure wine of the nectars, be our protection against the manifold evil.
Clear the eye of the heart, save all the people through the chalice of salvation.
M022 O Iesu dulcissime
Standardised text incipit:
O Iesu dulcissime
Standardised composer:
In cycle(s):
Reference source:
I-Mfd 1, ff. 104v-105r
Number of voices:
4
Mensuration:
_
   
Length:
34
Signature:
b
Clefs:
c1c3c3c4
Final:
G
Music incipit:
gbagafe.
dgfdffg.
bddbabc.
ggdgfdc.
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.
Modern editions:
MM 1, 230-231
GCO Catalogue:
Literature:
, 169
Discography:
Recordings on YouTube.
Further notes:
Elevation motet.
The previous motet in I-Mfd 1, Vox iocunda cum favore, is attributed to Gaffurio in ANNALI 1885, 169, and has "custodes" pointing to the present motet.
M121 O Iesu dulcissime is a different motet.
Music incipit (MEI):
Sources with this motet
Displaying 1 - 1 of 1
| Source | Motet incipit | Attribution | Rubric | Cycle / Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
I-Mfd 1 104v-105r |
O Iesu dulcissime ID: M022 |
- [Gaffurius, Franchinus] |
- |
C08 Vox iucunda cum favore T022 O Iesu dulcissime |