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Folio with chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi – Fragment

Paper · Single folio · 1401 – 1550 CE

F-tgrg

Evanston, IL, Northwestern University, Music Library, MS 1600 (NW-S2-1)

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Latin

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This single folio on paper, written in Gothic script, preserves chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi. The recto contains responsory verses for Trinity Sunday notated in black square notation on red four-line staves. The verso features a rubric introducing the hymn Veni creator spiritus (more typically for Whitsunday), with blue and red initials marking sections.

(Paul Feller-Simmons)

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Paul Feller-Simmons, DACT, 2025
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Online Since
09/24/2025

Folio with chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi

Paper · Single folio · 1401 – 1550 CE

F-tgrg

Evanston, IL, Northwestern University, Music Library, MS 1600 (NW-S2-1)

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Folio with chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi – Fragment

Paper · Single folio · 1401 – 1550 CE

F-tgrg

Evanston, IL, Northwestern University, Music Library, MS 1600 (NW-S2-1)

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Online Since
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Folio with chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi

F-tgrg

Evanston, IL, Northwestern University, Music Library, MS 1600 (NW-S2-1)

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Folio with chants for Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi, Evanston, IL, Northwestern University, Music Library, MS 1600 (NW-S2-1)