Cologne: Johannes Gymnich the Elder, 1538, vdm: 820
woodcut
Italic, Antiqua (Roman)
Antiqua used as display font.
Mensural notation
The music is set out in an awkward way: the four voice parts simply run one after the next (discantus, tenor, altus, bassus) in such a way that it is impossible for them to be sung at the same time from the same copy.
polyphonic song
This edition contains only one piece: a four-voice setting in praise of “Agrippina urbs” (Cologne), which comes before the start of the play.
Birck, Sixt. Sämtliche Dramen, edited by Manfred Brauneck, Hildegard Brauneck, and Manfred Wacht. Berlin: De Gruyter, 1969-1980 (2: 507-510)