inserted in the 1507 edition of Cochlaues' "Musica" between gatherings D and A, alongside with the 1507 edition of Cochlaues' "In cantus choralis exercitium".

described from scan.

[1.] Virdung, Sebastian. Liure plaisant et tres utile pour apprendre a faire […]. Antwerp: Guillaume Vorsterman, 1529
[2.] Clarissima planae atque choralis musicae interpretatio. Basel: Michael Furter, 1507, vdm: 361
[3.] Luscinius, Ottomarus. Musicae institutiones Othmari Nachtgall. [Strasbourg]: Johann Knoblouch, [1515].
[4.] Musicae choralis rudimenta. Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, 1522, vdm: 527
[5.] Musica. Cologne: Johann Landen, 1507, vdm: 540 (part 2 = gatherings C, D)
[6.] Compendium in praxim atque exercitium cantus figurabilis. [Leipzig]: [Johann Landen], [1507 c.], vdm: 649
[7.] In cantus choralis exercitium. [Cologne]: [Johann Landen], [1507 c.], vdm: 1572
[8.] Clarissima planae atque choralis musicae interpretatio. Basel: Michael Furter, 1507, vdm: 361 (title page only)
[9.] Musica. Cologne: Johann Landen, 1507, vdm: 540 (part 1 = gatherings A, B)
[10.] Iglesia Católica. Officium hebdomadae sanctae et paschatis. Passiones nouissime correcte et eme[n]date [música impresa]. [Paris]: [Jean Petit], [1522].
[11.] Collectanea utriusque cantus. Cologne: Anonymous, [1515], vdm: 432

annotations on the margins on [A1r] and [A2v], also with music notation.

from the library of Ferdinand Columbus.

Chapman, Catherine Weeks. “Printed Collections of Polyphonic Music Owned by Ferdinand Columbus.” JAMS 21 (1968): 34-84

inserted in the 1507 edition of Cochlaues' "Musica" between gatherings D and F.

described from scan.

[1.] Musica. Cologne: Johann Landen, 1507, vdm: 504 (gatherings A, B)
[2.] In cantus choralis exercitium. [Cologne]: [Johann Landen], [1507 c.], vdm: 1572
[3.] Musica. Cologne: Johann Landen, 1507, vdm: 504 (gatherings C, D)
[4.] Compendium in praxim atque exercitium cantus figurabilis. [Leipzig]: [Johann Landen], [1507 c.], vdm: 649
[5.] Musica. Cologne: Johann Landen, 1507, vdm: 504 (gatherings E, F)

fol. A2v is annotated by a contemporary scholar.

the copy belongs to the Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection; the front paste-down contains a stamp "The gift of the Lessing J. Rosenwald to the library of congress" and the shelfmark R604. The title page of the first part ("Musica") is also provided with a stamp of the library of "Mr. de la Place de Mont-Evray".

Sachs, Klaus-Jürgen. Musiklehre im Studium der Artes: Die "Musica" (Köln 1507) des Johannes Cochläus. Vol. 1. Olms: Hildesheim, Zürich, New York 2015. (55-56)

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