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By Anonymous 4. By Anonymous: Las Huelgas Codex (c. 1400). Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Christmas,Early Music,Medieval,Sacred. 3 pages. Susan Hellauer #3213231. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878593).

Anonymous two-voice sequence from the Las Huelgas Codex (c. 1300) from Anonymous 4's recording Secret Voices (2011; harmonia mundi 807510). Duration: 2' 46. 

The medieval sequence (sequentia) is a part of the Proper of the Mass, following the Alleluia. It is characterized by a double-versicle structure (1a-1b, 2a-2b, etc. with occasional variations) for any number of stanzas. They were written in great numbers, for the highest feasts, as well as for the lowliest local saints. With a few exceptions (e.g., Victimae paschali laudes, Dies irae), they were expunged in the 16th century by the Council of Trent.

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SKU: A0.878589

By Anonymous 4. By Anonymous: Las Huelgas Codex (c.1400). Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Early Music,Medieval,Religious,Sacred. 2 pages. Susan Hellauer #3213161. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878589).

Anonymous duet from the Las Huelgas Codex (c. 1300) from Anonymous 4's recording Secret Voices (2011; harmonia mundi 807510). Duration: 1' 23.

This sprightly duo solfeggio exercise was sung by the 12th-century nuns of the royal convent of Las Huelgas in north central Spain.                                                                                  

Discant: Fa Fa Mi-Ut Re Mi, from Anonymous 4: "Secret Voices" - Score Only
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SKU: A0.878587

By Anonymous 4. By Anonymous: Las Huelgas Codex (c. 1400). Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Early Music,Medieval,Religious,Sacred. 3 pages. Susan Hellauer #3213155. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878587).

Anonymous sequence from the Las Huelgas Codex (c. 1300) from Anonymous 4's recording Secret Voices (2011; harmonia mundi 807510). Duration: 2' 58.

This cheerful liturgical song was sung by the 12th-century nuns of the royal convent of Las Huelgas, in north central Spain.

The medieval sequence (sequentia) is a part of the Proper of the Mass, following the Alleluia and is characterized by a double-versicle structure (1a-1b, 2a-2b, etc. for any number of stanzas). They were written in great numbers, for the highest feasts, as well as for the lowliest local saints. With a few exceptions (e.g., Victimae paschali laudes, Dies irae), most of them were expunged in the 16th century by the Council of Trent.

We sing this piece a step lower than notated. Feel free to sing this work, and any work from this time period, at whatever pitch is comfortable, and allows the lyrics to be clearly articulated.

We have also added the extra foot of rest [bracketed] at the end of each half verse.

Score includes translation and performance notes.

Sequence: Virgines egregie, from Anonymous 4: "Secret Voices" - Score Only
Chorale Unison
Anonymous 4
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SKU: A0.878581

By Anonymous 4. By Anonymous. Bodleian Library MS Eng. Poet. e. I. f. f. 79v and and text from Yale University ms 365 (The Book of Brome). Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Christmas,Early Music,Medieval,Sacred. 4 pages. Susan Hellauer #3000119. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878581).

Fifteenth-century unison carol in late Middle English and Latin, with music from the Bodleian Library MS Eng. Poet. e. I. f., and text from Yale University, ms 365   (The Book of Brome), f. 79v. This monophonic song recounts the Annunciation   dialogue between a humble yet wise young Mary and the Angel Gabriel. 

Performance: the burden is sung with full choir at the beginning and end of the   carol, as well as between the verses, which are, ideally, sung by a soloist. However, solo performance throughout, or small choir vs. large choir are also possible.  In Anonymous 4‘s performance, we perform the burden only  after every few verses.  These carols would have served a paraliturgical function, possibly accompanying  processions. May be sung in any suitable key. 

Carol: Tydings trew, from Anonymous 4: "The Cherry Tree" - Score Only
Chorale Unison
Anonymous 4
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SKU: A0.878579

By Anonymous 4. By Anonymous. Processional of the Nunnery of St. Mary, Chester. c. 1425. Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Christmas,Early Music,Medieval,Sacred. 3 pages. Susan Hellauer #3000085. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878579).

15th-century strophic unison hymn for Christmas in Latin as performed by the renowned vocal quartet Anonymous 4 on their 2010 album The Cherry Tree. From the Processional of the Nunnery of St. Mary, Chester, c. 1425. Qui creavit celum is the well-known Carol of the Nuns of Chester. A very human and affectionate retelling of  the Nativity story. Suitable for solo or choral performance. With performance notes and translation.

Carol: Qui creavit celum, from Anonymous 4: "The Cherry Tree" - Score Only
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SKU: A0.878631

By Anonymous 4. By Hildegard Von Bingen. Arranged by Susan Hellauer. Early Music,Medieval,New Age,Sacred. 3 pages. Susan Hellauer #6265551. Published by Susan Hellauer (A0.878631).

Plainchant antiphon by Hildegard of Bingen from Anonymous 4's recording The Origin of Fire (2004; harmonia mundi 907327). Duration: 3' 26. This ecstatic chant for the Divine Office in honor of the God the Father contains all the intense spirituality and rhapsodic musical gesture that mark the works of this 12th-century German abbess, author, mystic and musician. Includes translation and detailed description of the transcription procedures.

Antiphon: O quam mirabilis from Anonymous 4's album "The Origin of Fire" - Score Only
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