O nata lux de lumine
O nata lux de lumine. Cantiones sacrae (1575), via Anthony Greening, The Oxford Book of Tudor Anthems. David Wake, Mutopia 949, 3 April 2007. Mutopia Project.
Source
| Work | Thomas Tallis. O nata lux de lumine |
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| Edition | Cantiones sacrae (1575), via Anthony Greening, The Oxford Book of Tudor Anthems. David Wake, Mutopia 949, 3 April 2007. |
| Identifier | tallis-complete.ly |
| Custody | Mutopia Project |
| Origin | Source edition ↗ |
Preserved copy
| Alterations | Source pitch level unchanged. Source rhythmic values are already halved. Each voice independently follows the source’s lyric-to-voice association and its own slurs and ties. All three above-staff editorial ficta suggestions are realized: Discantus E-natural at quarter 4.5 and F-sharp at quarter 20; Contratenor B-natural at quarter 10.5. Parenthesized accidentals identify these in MusicXML. Opening three-quarter pickup retained; common final three-quarter layout spacer omitted, giving 120 written quarter beats plus the final fermata. Quarter = 84 is a performance choice. |
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| Captured | |
| File | application/vnd.recordare.musicxml+xml, unpaginated, 108,648 bytes |
| SHA-256 | ef1ddb2b9e88fc7853786120ca37d30f8f4c4780bdb906e88e3dabd9df86dec9 |
| Rights | David Wake declares his digital typesetting public domain. That declaration is not a waiver of any separate rights in Greening’s modern edition; the composition and Latin hymn are public domain. |