Laudario of Cortona

from a quick search on the internet (which I imagine you have also done) it seems that the only solution for now is to take a nice trip to Cortona.

Which must also be a wonderful city.

(I envy you!)

A cute website

http://www.musica-sacra-antica.org/index.php?p=spartiti

Unfortunately it doesn't respond exactly to what you are looking for, but it provides a good overview

http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/0/08/IMSLP412360-PMLP668289-Laudario_di_Cortona.pdf

micamahler wrote:

http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/0/08/IMSLP412360-PMLP668289-Laudario_di_Cortona.pdf

Thank you, but there is only the text... perhaps I failed to see the laudi (there are about fifty of them). What page would they be on?

Thank you

Silbermann wrote:

A cute site

http://www.musica-sacra-antica.org/index.php?p=spartiti

Unfortunately it doesn't respond exactly to what you are looking for, but it provides a good overview

Thanks, I had seen it but for Cortona there is only "modern" notation

Ratatouille89 wrote:

Thanks, but there is only the text...

You have to scroll through the entire PDF, there is text but also mensural notation.

... it's not like you were expecting gradual triplex, eh?!

You are right, they are the praises

Frank wrote:

... it's not like you were expecting the gradual triplex, eh?!

...let's say a little bit

Caught you!