Trésor musical
Trésor musical (“Musical Treasure”) is a musical edition series of works by Dutch composers of the 15th and 16th centuries. It bears the subtitle Collection authentique de musique sacrée et profane des anciens maîtres belges (“Authentic collection of sacred and secular music by the old Belgian masters”). The series, published in the Librairie Européene G. Muquardt in Brussels , was edited by Robert-Julien van Maldeghem from 1865 to 1893 and comprises 29 volumes of two parts each (Musique profane, Musique religieuse). It is a highly valued collection from an early period of early music rediscovery. The series was reprinted later.
Composers included in the collection are Alexander Agricola , Benedictus Appenzeller , Josquin Baston , Jacob Berchem , Antoine Brumel , Cabilliau , Clemens non Papa , Joannes de Cleve , Loyset Compère , Pierre des Cornets , Thomas Crécquillon , Josquine des Prés , Ludovicus Episcopius , Noel Faignient , Arnoldus Feys , Joannes de Fossa , Gheerkin , Nicolas Gombert , Claude Coudimel , Benedictus Hertoghs , Jean de Hollande , Hutinet , Gossen Junckers , Jacob de Kerle , Philippe Lapperdey , Pierre de la Rue , Orlando di Lasso , Claudin le Jeune , Mattheus Le Maistre , Jean Lupus , Joannes Macque , Joannes de Martelaere , Leonard van Meldert , Rinaldo del Mel , Lambertus de Monte , Philippe de Monte , Van Ongueval , Andrea Pevernage , Matthaeus Piperlare , Jacob van Ponte , Josquin des Prez , Maitre Rogier , Philippe Rogier , Cipriano de Rore , Barthelemy van Roy , Franciscus Sale [i. e. Sole], D'oude Scheure , Jacob Vaet , Philippe Verdelot , Cornelius Verdonck , Hubert Waelrant , Adrian Willaert , A. Yver and anonymous masters.
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- ↑ On the early collections, cf. z. B. Guido Adler : Wollen und Wirken 2012, p. 49. ( online excerpt )