Proposed pieces for January 19, 2022
I added Scaramella, which is crumhorn-friendly and fairly easy. We played it both last week and the week before. I also added both a three-part and a five-part version of "Je suis d'Alemagne".
Pointers to pieces we might play
Three part
- Je suis d'Alemagne
- Arcadelt, Nous voyons que les hommes
- Byrd, Of flattering speech
- Willaert, Allons, allons gai, with barlines
- Willaert, Ricercar Prima, With barlines: score, parts
Four part
- Tmeiskin
- Fortuna desperata
- Arbeau, Belle qui tiens ma vie
- Arcadelt, Il bianco e dolce cigno
- Arcadelt, At trepida
- Billings, Africa
- de Christo, O magnum mysterium
- Dowland: Fine knacks for ladies, A Shepherd in a shade
- Estocart, Psaume CXXXVII
- Encina, Triste España
- Andrea Gabrielli, Puelle saltante imperavit mater
- Gibbons, For Deliverance from a public Sickness
- Isaac, Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen
- Josquin, Mille regrets
- Josquin, Scaramella
- Victoria, O magnum mysterium: parts, score
Five part
- Je suis d'Alemagne
- Giunto m'à Amor fra belle et crude braccia, With barlines: score, parts
- Arcadelt, Je ne suis pas si sot bergere
- Compere, Virgo celesti: Page 1 (top), Page 1 (bottom), Page 2
- Guami, Gravi pene in amor: score, parts
- Josquin, Faulte d'argent
- Lassus, In me transierunt irae tuae
- Lassus, Fiera stella/Ma tu prendi
- Rogier, Ecce sacerdos magnus
- Wilbye, Weep, weep mine eyes
- Willaert, Giunto m'amore
Six part
- Willaert, Faulte d'argent
- Josquin, Baise Moy
Seven part
- Quando nascesti Amor, parts (Note that we've already done this, I think with Liza, but I remember liking it.)
- Clemens non papa, Ego flos campi: score, parts
Eight part
- Laudate Pueri (I couldn't find a version with parts, so if it looks like we'll have 8 individual parts, it would be public-spirited of someone to partify it.)
- The piece by Zucchini that we started with Liza: Exultate Deo
Other options
If the pieces above don't work for whoever we have, there are the pieces we've played before, which are at http://serpentpublications.org/~lconrad/music/brs-loud/.
There's also all the serpentpublications.org pieces sorted by number of parts, and all the imslp.org Renaissance works sorted by various categories. cpdl.org doesn't sort things nicely, but has a lot of good stuff.