Opus aureum. Musice castigatissimu[m] de gregoriana et figuratiua atq[ue] contrapu[n]cto simplici perco[m]mode tractans om[n]ib[us] cantu oblectantibus vtile et necessarium e diuersia excerptum. Fata regunt finem, spero dij cepta secundent Qui ducis vultus et non legis ista libenter Omnibus inuideas

Nicolaus Wollick (1480–1541)

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Composed
1504
Period
Renaissance
Genre
Study & Method
Instruments
Voice
Subjects
Early works to 1800 · Music theory

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InstrumentationPublishedPagesSource
Voice
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[Colonie : H. Quentell, 1504]41Library of Congress, Music Division
Voice[Colonie : H. Quentel, 1501]40Library of Congress, Music Division

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