Hortulus Musices || Practice om̃ibus diuino Gre⸗||goriani concentus modulo se oblecta⸗||turis tam iucũdus ꝙ̃̃ proficuus.|| Decastichon Joannis Langii in Hortulũ || Musices Vdalrici Burchardi. [...] ||| τεολοσ.|| Lipsiae ex officina Melchiaris Lottheri||

Finis. Anno xvij||

Leipzig

Theory book

The music examples (in Hufnagel notation) are printed from double impression.

1r: Decastichon Joannis Langij in hortulus Musices Udalrici Burchardi
1v: index of different chapters
A2r-v: “Vdalrichus Burchardi ex Vueyschenfelth .... Lipsicae iuuentuti florentissime salutem […].” Dated “Lipsie kalendis Aprilis Anno salutis Millesimo quingentesimo || decimoquarto“

Latin; Greek

D-W A: 125.6 Quod. (3)

multiple impression

Greek, Antiqua (Roman), Textura, Rotunda

red type on title page, [other]

In a table (A5r), some lines printed in red, taking advantage of the occurrence of red type on the title page. [C1v] printed in landscape format to maximise space. The five-line staves are made of six blocks of 16.7 mm and one block of 4.9 mm. The four-line staves are made of sections 8.4 mm and 17.3 mm long.

Hufnagel notation

full-length staff (b3r, 5 lines): 107 x 16.5 mm; height of virga: 11 mm

example in theory book

Musical examples for mutation, psalm intonations

B-Br, *D-W

A copy of one of the variant editions, not specified by year of publication, was held in the library of Ferdinand Columbus (ca. 1510-1539, no. 1865) (see Plamenac).

Leipzig: Melchior Lotter the Elder, [1514], vdm: 417

Plamenac, Dragan. “Excerpta Colombiniana: Items of musical interest in Fernando Colóns 'Regestrum.” In: Micelánea en Homenaje a Monsenor Hinigo Angles, Barcelona 1958-1961, vol. 2, pp. 663-687. (p. 674)