Byrd's Patrons at Prayer
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Auteurs : Kerry Mccarthy [États-Unis]Source :
- Music and Letters [ 0027-4224 ] ; 2008.
English descriptors
- Entity :
- org : American Musicological Society, Duke University, Durham University, RMA Research Chronicle.
- pers : Arthur Searle, Byrd, Camden Society, Charles W. Warren, Chris Banks, Claudius Sebastiani, Cotton Titus, David Mateer, Davitt, Divine Office, Dolores Pesce, Edward E. Lowinsky, Edward Paston, Edward Somerset, F. R. Johnson, Francis R. Johnson, Gloria Patri, Henry Garnet, Henry Howard, Hosanna Benedictus, John Bruce, John Bull, John Harley, John Lumley, John Manningham, John Milsom, John Petre, Joseph Kerman, Journal, Kerman, Kerry McCarthy, King James, King Rene, Levy Peck, Malcolm Turner, Marian Masses, Michael Hicks, Mus, Owen Rees, Oxford, Patrick Macey, Paul Merkley, Philip Brett, Queen Elizabeth, R. Et, R. Quia, Real Presence, Rex Mensuralium, Rex Planorum, Richard Turbet, Roman Breviary, Royal, S. Jayne, Sears Jayne, Sol Re, Titus, V. Nunc, V. Verbum, V. Vidimus, William Byrd, William Cecil.
- place : Berkeley, Blackburn, England, Ferrara, Jerusalem, Northampton, Rome, Worcester.
Abstract
We are fortunate to have a number of devotional manuscripts and commonplace books made by William Byrd's patrons. Henry Howard, earl of Northampton, to whom Byrd dedicated the Mass and Office Propers of the 1605 Gradualia, produced a large collection of pseudo-liturgical ‘offices’, a self-contained ritual universe that little resembled either the Roman or the Anglican rite. John, Lord Lumley, Elizabethan bibliophile and patron of Byrd's 1591 Cantiones sacrae, kept a pocket-sized devotional notebook featuring Savonarola's meditation Infelix ego, set to music by Byrd and published in the motet book dedicated to Lumley. Documents of this sort shed some new light on Byrd's Latin-texted music and its patrons, their preoccupations, and their often divided religious loyalties.
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DOI: 10.1093/ml/gcn019
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