Tertia Anthologia Vocalis
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I have noticed several mentions on this forum and other CMAA websites of Secunda Anthologia Vocalis, but never this one. Recently I found a very battered copy in a cupboard at a former seminary. It contains 4 part polyphony, some of which I've seen elsewhere, some not, all arranged for ATTB.
If anyone is interested in this, I could post a table of its contents.
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I too have a tercia and a quinta from a library sale. These are edited not by
Ravanello but Pagella (3a, 4a, ATTB) & Rostagno (5a 6a, TTBB) and issued by Edizione Marcello Capra, according to their ad. I hesitate to admit I haven't yet been curious enough to have investigated vol. 1!
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