Happiness about 16th Century Polyphony
  • RagueneauRagueneau
    Posts: 2,592
    I am very happy, because someone from England just requested my services.

    This person went HERE and found a beautiful motet by Palestrina. This motet is called MISSUS HERODES SPICULATORE, and it will be used in a few days.

    He read on the site how I will provide words to my translations for a small fee. I am hoping more folks will use this service, because I have transcribed hundreds of pages from the Proske books. Some will say that Proske's editions are not very good, but I have to say that I feel they were done with skill. If someone finds something objectionable in them, it is not hard to fix.

    I can easily provide the motets in any key, with keyboard reduction, practice midi files, etc.
  • mjballoumjballou
    Posts: 994
    If I find one more totally cool resource for music, I think I'll faint - and it's only Monday morning. How did I not know about this?

    When I look at things like this, I feel the overwhelming urge to go hunting for a few men who can sing. (Don't laugh - that isn't easy down where I live.)

    Mary Jane who lives in the only city in the USA founded in the 16th century