A hundred and twenty-one newe songs
One hundred and twenty-one new songs and one hundred and fifty good new songs are collections of songs that the publisher Hans Ott published in Nuremberg in 1534 and 1544.
The collections include four to six-part polyphonic songs, the texts of which are mostly in German , but some are also in Latin , French and Italian . The collections are considered the main source for the German songs of the composer Ludwig Senfl , whose songs are most frequently represented in the collections. In addition, songs by Arnold von Bruck , Wilhelm Breitengraser , Heinrich Isaac , Stephan Mahu , Thomas Crécquillon , Philippe Verdelot and Thomas Stoltzer are represented.
An original print is in the possession of the Bavarian State Library.
literature
- Gerhard Dietel: Music history in data . Bärenreiter-Verlag , Kassel 1994.