Sources Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books F032 / GRADUALE s. 15, 2 incomplete leaves, Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books, T 424

F032 / GRADUALE s. 15, 2 incomplete leaves, Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books, T 424

Basic Data

Numerus
F032
Genre
Graduale
Date
s. 15
Archives / Library / Collection
Budapest, Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books
Shelfmark
T 424
Material
parchment
Extent
2 leaves: 1 almost complete, 1 half, detached
Page height
526 mm (f. 1), 288 mm (f. 2, incomplete)
Page width
371 mm (f. 1), 388 mm (f. 2)
Written height
383 mm (f. 1), 196 mm (f. 2, nem teljes)
Written width
256 mm (f. 1), 252 mm (f. 2)
Number of columns
1
Number of lines
7 lines with text and music (f. 1), 3 lines with text and music (f. 2)
Stave height
31 mm
Script
gothica textualis
Musical notation
Messine German Gothic notation
Musical notation/remarks
4-line staves with lines traced in red, C-clef, custos. Strongly gothicized script: both puncta and virgae are pesent as basic signs.
Content
Dominica XII, XIII post Pentecostes
Origin
Northern part of the Medieval Kingdom of Hungary (?)
Bibliography/References
Szendrei Janka, A magyar középkor hangjegyes forrásai [Notated sources of the Hungarian Middle Ages.] Műhelytanulmányok a magyar zenetörténethez 1. HAS Institute for Musicology, Budapest, 1981, F 32
Related sources
F028

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Analytical Description

Janka Szendrei lists this fragment as one of uncertain Hungarian origin (see Bibliography, F 32). The sequence of the Alleluia-verses after Pentecost does not support the Esztergom provenance. Dom. 12. here: All. Domine refugium factus, in Esztergom: All. Domine Deus salutis, Dom. 13. here: All. Venite exsultemus Domino, in Esztergom: All. Domine refugium factus). However, the fragment has similarities with manuscripts originating from the Northern part of Medieval Hungary (present-day Slovakia), eg. the Graduale Scepusiense, f. 133r–135r, comp. http://cantus http://cantus.sk/source/6778.sk/source/6778).

Gabriella Gilányi

Content

RISM Folio Tempus Dies Hora Genre Incipit Mode Cantus ID Mel. Num.
H-Ba T 424 1_recto Tempus per annum Dominica XII p. Pent. Grad Benedicam Dominum in omni tempore* 7 g01189 Gr-012
H-Ba T 424 1_recto Tempus per annum Dominica XII p. Pent. Grad-V In Domino laudabitur 7 g01189a Gr-012
H-Ba T 424 1_recto Tempus per annum Dominica XII p. Pent. All Domine refugium factus 7 g01197
H-Ba T 424 1_verso Tempus per annum Dominica XII p. Pent. Off Precatus est g01192
H-Ba T 424 1_verso Tempus per annum Dominica XII p. Pent. Comm De fructu operum tuorum* 6 g01193 Co-025
H-Ba T 424 2_recto Tempus per annum Dominica XIII p. Pent. Intr Respice Domine in testamentum* 7 g01194 In-134
H-Ba T 424 2_verso Tempus per annum Dominica XIII p. Pent. All Venite exsultemus Domino* 7 g01203
H-Ba T 424 2_verso Tempus per annum Dominica XIII p. Pent. Off In te speravi g01198
H-Ba T 424 2_verso Tempus per annum Dominica XIII p. Pent. Comm Panem de caelo dedisti* 5 g01199 Co-108