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Harmoniae morales

Author: Iacobus Gallus [Jacobus Gallus]
Year: 1996


From the very beginning, one of the most important and ambitious goals of the MAMS collection has been the publication of the collected works of Iacobus Handl-Gallus in a modern transcription tailored to the needs of contemporary performers. After the publication of Gallus’s motets (Opus musicum) in thirteen volumes (1985–1990), the Masses (Selectiores quaedam missae) in four volumes (1991), the publication of Gallus’s Harmoniae morales followed in a transcription by Edo Škulj in 1996. Gallus published his 53 4-part pieces in three sections in 1589 and 1590. The edition is enriched by facsimiles from the original collection published by the Prague printer Georg Nigrin (Jiří Černý).

The 2025 digitized post-edition is accompanied by a new preface and an introductory study by Dr Marc Desmet that summarizes and compiles all recent findings about the composer and his work.

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Table of content

UVODNA BESEDILA / INTRODUCTORY TEXTS
Marc Desmet: Novi predgovor / New Foreword (2022)
Marc Desmet: Novi uvod / New Introduction (2022)
Danilo Pokorn: Uvod / Introduction
Edo Škulj: Revizijsko poročilo / Editorial Notes
Besedila skladb s prevodi / Texts of Compositions with Translations
Abecedno kazalo skladb / Compositions in Alphabetical Order
Faksimili / Facsimiles

SKLADBE / COMPOSITIONS
I. Dii tibi, si qua pios respectant numina
II. O Fortuna potens
III. Currit parvus lepulus
IV. Qui fugat intrepidos
V. Casta novenarum iacet aula subacta sororum
VI. Gallus amat Venerem
VII. Quam gallina suum parit ovum
VIII. Ergo mihi uxorem qualem ducam?
IX. Anna soror, soror Anna
X. Heu, crucior certe
XI. Nusquam tuta fides
XII. Heroes, pugnate viri fortissimi
XIII. Proditor est ut hypocrita
XIV. Cogitate miseri
XV. Si vis laudari
XVI. Si tibi gratia, si sapientia formaque detur
XVII. Nil est asperius misero, cum surgit in altum
XVIII. Hanc volo, quae non vult
XIX. Uxor, amice, tibi est semper mala
XX. Quod licet, ingratum est
XXI. Dulcis amica, veni
XXII. Si vox est, canta
XXIII. Perfer et obdura
XXIV. Si prolixa facit sapientiem barba
XXV. Quisquis amat dictis absentum rodere famam
XXVI. Ne iactes
XXVII. Vos, qui nulla datis
XXVIII. O homo, si scires
XXIX. Nemo placet stultis
XXX. Vitam quae faciunt beatiorem
XXXI. Libertas animi cibus
XXXII. Barbara, Celarent
XXXIII. Vivite, felices
XXXIV. In terra summus rex
XXXV. Cui dolus est gratus
XXXVI. Archipoeta facit versus
XXXVII. Doctus ait
XXXVIII. Quod vitae sectabor iter
XXXIX. O, quam dura premit miseros conditio vitae
XL. Sunt tibi vitandi sermones undique blandi
XLI. Quid sis, quid fueris
XLII. O mors
XLIII. En ego campana
XLIV. Nunquam bella bonis
XLV. Clare vir
XLVI. Linquo coax ranis
XLVII. Anseris est giga
XLVIII. Scilicet extremis longe mediocria praestant
XLIX. Linguarum non est praestantior ulla Latina
L. Livide, quare tibi mea musica displicet uni?
LI. Lex et natura
LII. Opto placere bonis
LIII. Pascitur in vivis livor

PRILOGA / APPENDIX: Celotna izdaja / The Complete Edition (1996)



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Keywords
16th century
Gallus, Jacobus
madrigals
Renaissance music
Slovenian music
vocal music




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