Basel: Michael Furter, 1501, vdm: 638
„2“ written in brown ink on first folio.
No ms additions. Has folding table.
Fétis François-Joseph 1784-1871
Good; facsimile of the fold-out from the 1507 edition added at the end of the volume.
1. Grãmatica Nicolai perotti cÅ© || additionibus regularÅ©: & metrice || artis Guarini veronẽsis perfacÅ©||di viri lucidissime perspecta ([Basel: Jakob Wolff von Pforzheim, c. 1501]; VD16 ZV 12301)
2. DIalogus fra=||tris Rutgeri Sycambri canonici regu=||laris De quantitate syllabarũ.|| cum paucis carminibus || adiunctis in=||choat (Cologne : Quentel, Heinrich (heirs), 1502; VD16 R 3869)
3. Johannes de Garlandia, Nomina et ver=||ba defectiua ([Cologne: Martin von Werden, c. 1505])
4. De mensuris Sylla||barum epithoma sicu||ti succinctissimũ ita || & fructuosissimum (Strasbourg: Johannes Schott, 1500)
5. Clarissima planae atque choralis musicae interpretatio (Basel: Furter, 1501)
Front flyleaf: Liber fratrum Carthusiensium domus vallis beate Margarethe in Basilea minori proueniens a confratre nostro d. Henrico Ecklin eiusdem domus monacho professo, qui continet libros preciales subnotatos [names titles in the volume]. Shelfmark from the Carthusian library: A 61.
Some annotations in light brown ink on title page (Praspergius theoricus [?] Prasperger Der Jung). Nineteenth-century fold-out at the end with comparison of Greek and Boethian scales, replacing table missing in this copy.
Handwritten part, thereafter:
1: Opus aureum (Cologne, Quentell, 1501)
3: Lilium musice plane (Hupfuff, 1506) plus a manuscript part.
4: Extus sequentiarum cum luculentis (Cologne, Quentell, 1504).
5: Expositio hymnorum (Heinrich Quentell Erben 1504) plus a manuscript part.
At the beginning of the volume are a few pages of handwritten music and notes: one piece for four voices, then what looks like a transcription of a theory book with musical example; at the very end of the entire volume (with multiple books bound into it) more handwritten notes; in this book there are no handwritten annotations.
Lilium Musice plane Michaelis Keinspeck, Basel: Furter, 1496
Flores Musice.