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Panat Times

Volume 1, redone Dec. 2014

Contents

Volume 1

Panat

Orest's Pages

Patricia's Musings

Marc-Antoine

Charpentier

Musical Rhetoric

Transcribed Sources


 

The "Roman" cahiers for 1683

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Go to the "French" cahiers

The purple highlighting suggests how many works were written for the Dauphin and were sung by his Music -- often at matins. Note: the Dauphin's musicians apparently were given the honor of singing at the December 20th service for the late queen. The gap in the flow of compositions after May, coincides with Charpentier's illness. (H. 523 and H 329 presumably were written about six weeks prior to the Feast of Corpus Christi.)

Cahiers XXXV

H 184 Quare frumerunt gentes (ps. 2) (January 1?)
matins; Circumcision (Jan. 1)
H 406 In circumcisione Domini, Dialogus inter angelum et pastores (January 1)

H 523 Pour un reposoir: ouverture (June 17, Corpus Christi)

H 329 Ave verum corpus (June 17, Corpus Christi)

Cahiers XXXVI to XXXIX

H 188 Deus Deus meus ad te (ps. 62) (December 20?)
H 524 Ouverture pour l'église (December 20)
This work and the ones that follow were commissioned for the mass for the late queen sponsored by the Carmelites of the rue du Bouloir
H 408 Elévation: Famem meam qui replebit (December 20)
H 409 In obitum augustissimae nec non piissimae Gallorum reginae Lamentum (December 20) for a large ensemble
H 189 De Profundis (ps. 129)  (December 20) for a large ensemble
H 251 Elévation: Transfige dulcissime Jesu
H 410 Praelium Michaelis archangeli factum in coelo cum dracone
(incomplete), (September 29) for a large ensemble

Cahier XL: missing

Cahier XLI

H 411 Caedes sanctorum innocentium  (December 28)
"Grand motet"