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Title
Clarissima plane atq[ue] choralis musice interp[re]tatio D[omi]ni Balthasser Praspergii Merspurgen[io ] cu[m] certissi[mi] regulis atq[ue] Exemplo[rum] annotacionib[is] figuris multu[m] sple[n]didis. In Alma Basileo[rum] vniversitate exercitata
Creator
Prasperg, Balthasar, 16th cent.
Imprint
[Basileae, Michael Furter, 1501]
System Control No.
(OCoLC)794175959
Subject (Topic)
Type
text
Extent
1 online resource ([38] p.) :
Other Physical Details
illus. (music) fold. tab.
Available in Other Form
Microfilm version: Prasperg, Balthasar, 16th cent. Clarissima plane atq[ue] choralis musice interp[re]tatio D[omi]ni Balthasser Praspergii Merspurgen[io]. [Basileae, Michael Furter, 1501]
Note
Finis musices ex Orphei lyra et Saphus cythara manate atq[ue] per venerabilem d[omi]n[u]m Balthasser praspergiuz Merspurgen[ia] In nobili ac preclaro Basile crum studio proceltico: diligentia exactissima examinate. Rogatu tandem auditorum per prouidum virum Michaelem Furter Cive[m] Basilien[um] Impresse. Anno [Christo]lane salutis sup Millesimum quingentesimo primo. [Printer's mark]
Signatures: A-B⁸, C⁴ (last leaf blank, wanting)
Below the title is a large woodcut representing (at left) a music master and (at right) a young woman playing the harp; in the upper section of the cut is a scroll with the hexachord, ut re mi fa sol la. (The editions of 1504 and 1507 have the same title-page illustrations) At end, a folded leaf or table with "Scala greca" and "Scala latina." Gothic type.
First edition? Gesner's Bibliotheca, 1574, p. 83, contains the following statement: "Balthassar Praspergius Merspurgensis scipedt de Musica chorali librum, regulis multis ac exemplis varijs refertum, & excusum in quarto, Basileae anno Domini 1500." Maittaire (citing Gesner), Panzer (citing Maittaire), and Hain (13327) list under Prasperg a "De musica chorali" Basileae, 1500. The notice in Gesner is probably an inexact description of the present edition.
Signatures: A-B⁸, C⁴ (last leaf blank, wanting)
Below the title is a large woodcut representing (at left) a music master and (at right) a young woman playing the harp; in the upper section of the cut is a scroll with the hexachord, ut re mi fa sol la. (The editions of 1504 and 1507 have the same title-page illustrations) At end, a folded leaf or table with "Scala greca" and "Scala latina." Gothic type.
First edition? Gesner's Bibliotheca, 1574, p. 83, contains the following statement: "Balthassar Praspergius Merspurgensis scipedt de Musica chorali librum, regulis multis ac exemplis varijs refertum, & excusum in quarto, Basileae anno Domini 1500." Maittaire (citing Gesner), Panzer (citing Maittaire), and Hain (13327) list under Prasperg a "De musica chorali" Basileae, 1500. The notice in Gesner is probably an inexact description of the present edition.
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794175959
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Microform
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300 dpi
Color Depth
1 bit bitonal, 8 bit grayscale, 24 bit color
Description
1 online resource ([38] p.) : illus. (music) fold. tab.
Source of Description
Description based on microfilm version record.
Available in Other Form
Microfilm version: Prasperg, Balthasar, 16th cent. Clarissima plane atq[ue] choralis musice interp[re]tatio D[omi]ni Balthasser Praspergii Merspurgen[io]. [Basileae, Michael Furter, 1501]
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