Motets and Anthems (XCVIII) by Richard Dering Score - Sheet Music

CONTENTSTitleDetailsAlmighty God, which through thy only-begotten sonSSCtCtTB orgAnd the King was movedSATTBAnima Christi sanctifica meSATTB bcAve Maria, gratia plenaSATTB bcAve verum corpusSATTB bcAve virgo gratiosa / gloriosa (Y320)SSATB bcContristatus est Rex DavidSSATB bcDesidero te millies (Secunda pars of ‘Jesu dulcedo cordium’)SATTB bcDixit Agnes gloriosa (Y321)SSATB bcIndica mihi (Y323)SSATB bcIn lectulo meo (Y322)SSATB bcJesu decus angelicum (Y324)SATTB bcJesu dulcedo cordiumSATTB bcJesu dulcis memoriaSATTB bcJesu summa benignitasSATTB bcLord, thou art worthy (Contrafactum of ‘O nomen Jesu’)SATTB orgO bone JesuSATTB bcO nomen Jesu (Secunda pars of ‘O bone Jesu’)SATTB bcOmnem super quem videritisSSA(or T)TB bcQuae est ista (Y325)SSA(or T)TB bcQuando cor nostrum visitasSATTB bcTherefore with Angels and Archangels (Contrafactum of ‘O nomen Jesu’)SATTB orgUnto thee, O LordSCtCtTB orgVidi speciosam (Y326)SSATB bcVox in Rama audita estSATTB bcEdited by Jonathan WainwrightFirst published in 2015Pages: 176Format: HardbackDimensions (mm): 330 x 254 x 19Weight: 1.209kgWith the completion in this volume of the corpus of Richard Dering’s vocal music available in modern scholarly editions, we are now in a position to acknowledge fully his contribution to seventeenth-century music. The contents include his entire sacred output in English (none of which was published in his lifetime): two verse anthems, two contrafacta, and one sacred song. There are also 18 motets for five voices and continuo. These Cantiones Sacrae, printed in Antwerp in 1617 by the Flemish publisher Pierre Phalèse the younger, are more typical of the impassioned Counter-Reformation motet style of Giovanni Gabrieli, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, and another émigré Catholic composer working in the Low Countries at the time, Peter Philips.Any individual work from this volume is available in printed or digital (PDF) format on request (archive@stainer.co.uk).