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Missa L'homme Armé Guillaume Du Fay Opera Omnia 03/05 Missa L’homme armé Edited by Alejandro Enrique Planchart Marisol Press Santa Barbara, 2011 Guillaume Du Fay Opera Omnia Edited by Alejandro Enrique Planchart 01 Cantilena, Paraphrase, and New Style Motets 02 Isorhythmic and Mensuration Motets 03 Ordinary and Plenary Mass Cycles 04 Proper Mass Cycles 05 Ordinary of the Mass Movements 06 Proses 07 Hymns 08 Magnificats 09 Benedicamus domino 10 Songs 11 Plainsongs 12 Dubious Works and Works with Spurious Attributions © Copyright 2011 by Alejandro Enrique Planchart, all rights reserved. Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 1 03/05 Missa L’homme armé Kyrie eleison = Guillaume Du Fay Cantus Ky ri e e Contratenor 8 Ky ri e e lei L’homme armé Tenor 1 8 Ky ri e e Tenor 2 Ky ri e e lei 7 lei son. Ky ri e e 8 son. Ky ri e e 8 lei son. son. Ky ri e e 13 lei son. Ky ri e e 8 lei son. Ky ri e e 8 Ky ri e, Ky ri e e lei son. Ky ri e e 19 lei son. Ky ri e e lei son. 8 lei son. Ky ri e e lei son. 8 lei son. Ky ri e e lei son. lei son. Ky ri e e lei son. D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 2 25 Chri ste e 8 Chri ste e 8 35 lei son. Chri ste e 8 lei son. Chri ste e 8 45 lei son. Chri ste e lei 8 lei son. Chri ste e lei 8 55 son. Chri ste e lei son. 8 son. 8 Chri ste e lei son. Chri ste e lei son, D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 3 65 Chri ste 8 Chri ste, Chri ste 8 Chri ste Chri ste, Chri ste e 75 e lei son. 8 e lei son. 8 e lei son. lei son. CS 14: B-D LU, Ed, CS 49: G 84 Ky ri e e 8 Ky ri e e 8 Ky ri e e 89 Lu 8 8 D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 4 94 Lu lei son. 8 lei son. 8 lei son. 99 Ky ri e e 8 Ky ri e e 8 Ky ri e e lei son. Ky ri e, Ky ri e e 104 lei son. Ky ri 8 lei son. Ky ri e 8 Ky ri e e lei son. lei son. Ky ri e 109 e e lei son. 8 e lei son. Ad medium referas pausas linquendo priores. 8 Ky ri e e lei son. Ky ri e, Ky ri e e lei son. e lei son. D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 5 Gloria Cantus Et in ter ra pax ho mi Contratenor 8 Et in ter ra pax ho mi ni bus Tenor 1 8 Tenor 2 7 ni bus bo nae vo 8 bo nae vo 8 12 lun ta tis. 8 lun ta tis. Lau 8 17 Lau da mus te. Be ne di ci mus 8 da mus te. Be ne di ci mus te. Ad o L’homme armé 8 Be ne di Be ne di ci mus te. D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 6 22 te. Ad o ra mus te. Glo ri 8 ra mus te. Glo 8 ci mus te. Ad o ra mus te. 27 fi ca mus te. 8 ri fi ca mus te. Glo ri fi ca 8 Gra ti as Glo ri fi ca mus te. Glo ri fi ca mus 32 Gra ti as a gi mus ti 8 mus te. Gra ti as a gi 8 a gi mus ti te. Gra ti as a gi mus 37 bi pro pter ma gnam 8 mus ti bi pro pter ma gnam 8 bi pro pter ti bi pro pter ma gnam D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 7 42 glo ri am tu am. Do 8 glo ri am tu am. 8 Do glo ri am tu am. 47 mi ne De us, rex cae le 8 De us rex cae le 8 mi ne De us, rex Do mi ne De 52 stis, De us 8 stis, cae le stis, De us 8 cae le stis, De us us, rex cae le stis, 57 Lu pa ter om ni po 8 pa ter om ni po tens. 8 pa ter pa ter om ni po D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 8 62 tens. Do 8 om ni po tens. Do 8 tens. 67 mi ne Fi li u ni ge ni te Ie 8 mi ne Fi li u ni ge ni te Ie 8 U ni ge ni te Ie Do mi ne u ni 72 Lu su Chri ste. Do 8 su Chri ste. Do 8 su. Do ge ni te Ie su Chri ste. Do 77 mi ne De us A gnus, A gnus De i, 8 mi ne De us, A gnus De i 8 mi ne A gnus De i, mi ne De us, A gnus De i, D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 9 83 Fi li us Pa tris. 8 Fi li us Pa tris. 8 Fi li us Pa tris. Fi li us Pa tris. 89 Qui tol lis pec ca ta mun 8 Qui tol lis pec ca ta 8 97 di mi se re re no 8 mun di, mi se re re no 8 107 bis. Qui tol lis pec ca ta mun 8 bis. 8 Qui tol lis pec ca ta D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 10 117 di, 8 su sci 8 mun di, su sci 127 de pre ca ti o nem 8 pe de pre ca L’homme armé 8 de pre pe de pre 137 no stram. 8 ti o nem no stram. 8 ca ti o nem ca ti o nem no stram, no 147 Qui se 8 Qui se des ad dex te ram, 8 no stram. Qui se des ad dex te ram, D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 11 157 des ad dex te ram Pa 8 ad dex te ram Pa tris, 8 stram. mi se re re ad dex te ram mi se re 167 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 tris, mi se re re no 3 3 8 mi se re re no bis, 8 mi se re re no re no 177 bis. Quo ni am tu 8 no bis. Quo ni am tu 8 bis. Quo ni am bis, no bis. Quo ni am tu 187 Lu so lus san ctus. Tu 8 so lus san ctus. Tu 8 tu so lus so lus san ctus. D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 12 197 so lus Do mi nus. Tu 8 so lus Do mi nus. Tu so 8 san ctus. Tu so lus Tu so lus Do mi nus. 207 Lu so lus al tis si mus, Ie 8 lus al tis si mus, Ie 8 al tis si mus, Tu so lus 217 su Chri ste, Ie su 8 su Chri ste, Ie 8 Ie su al ti si mus Ie su 227 Chri ste. Cum San cto Spi ri tu, 8 su Chri ste. Cum San cto 8 Chri ste. Cum san Chri ste. Cum San cto D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 13 237 in glo ri a De i Pa 8 Spi ri tu, in glo ri a De i Pa 8 cto Spi ri tu, Spi ri tu, in glo ri a Dei 247 tris, De i Pa tris. 8 tris, in glo ri a De i Pa tris. 8 in glo ri a De i Pa i Pa tris. A 257 Lu A 8 A 8 tris. A 267 3 3 men. 8 men. 8 men. 3 men. D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 14 Credo Cantus Pa trem om ni po ten tem, fac to Contranenor 8 Pa trem om ni po ten tem, fac to rem Tenor 1 8 Tenor 2 7 rem cae li et ter 8 cae li et ter 8 13 rae, vi si bi li um 8 rae, vi si bi li 8 19 om ni um, et in vi 8 um om ni um, et in vi 8 D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 15 25 si bi li 8 si bi li 8 31 um. Et in u num Do mi num Ie sum Chri 8 um. Et in u num Do mi num Ie sum L’homme armé 8 Et in u num Do mi Et in u num Ie sum 39 Ed stum, Fi li um De i u ni 8 Chri stum, Fi li um De i u ni ge ni 8 num Fi li um. Fi li um De i u ni ge ni 45 ge ni tum. Et ex Pa tre na tum an 8 tum. Et ex Pa tre na 8 Et ex Pa tre na tum. Et ex Pa tre na tum D-OO Guillaume Du Fay, Missa L’homme armé: 16 51 te om ni a sae 8 tum an te om ni a 8 tum an te om ni a an te om ni a sae 57 cu la. De um de de De 8 sae cu la.
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