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A set of 31 madrigals for five voices attributed by a former owner to [Alessandro] Stradella, but actually by Michelangelo Rossi. In score

MS. Tenbury 1160

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Title

A set of 31 madrigals for five voices attributed by a former owner to [Alessandro] Stradella, but actually by Michelangelo Rossi. In score

Shelfmark

MS. Tenbury 1160

Summary

Previously attributed to Gesualdo, Marenzio and others. These 31 madrigals, together with one other, are found in the same sequence in a University of California, Berkeley MS. (US-BE176), where all are attributed on the title-page to Michelangelo Rossi.

Formerly belonged to Robert Smith.

Date

mid-18th cent.

Language

Italian

Physical extent

1 volume

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Collection contents

Music manuscripts from the Library of St Michael's College, Tenbury Wells

A set of 31 madrigals for five voices attributed by a former owner to [Alessandro] Stradella, but actually by Michelangelo Rossi. In score

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