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Octonaires de la vanité et inconstance du monde (IX-XII)
Pseumes de Meslanges de 1612: Dialogue à sept parties (1564)
7 preliminary leaves, 101 pages including facsims. (including music) ; 32 cm.
With title-pages of 1st editions and specimen pages of music in facsimile.
Words of Octonaires by Antoine de La Roche Chandieu. cf. Avertissement, volume 1 of series.
Includes 3 pieces from the "Meslanges de 1612": Psalms 104 and 117 (the paraphrases of Clément Marot and Théodore de Bèze, respectively) and "Hélas! mon Dieu, ton ire s'est tournée."
The "Dialogue" is from "Dix Pseavmes de David, novvellement composez a qvatre parties en forme de motets. Auec Dialogue a scept."
From the Library of Howard Mayer Brown, May 2004.
Monuments de la musique française au temps de la Renaissance ; [8]