Johannes Fischer Tablature

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The Johannes Fischer Tablature is a collection of pieces composed and/or copied by Johannes Fischer. It contains both original pieces and intabulations by him and other composers.

Description

In 1595, Fischer assembled a two-volume tablature (of which only the second volume survives) of choral music in intabulated form. Some pieces include additional virtuosic cadences and intonations.

The manuscript contains works by William Brade, Diomedes Cato, and Fischer.

The only three instrumental works in the manuscript are Melodia a 4 by Fischer and the two pieces by Diomedes Cato.

Contents

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Works in Johannes Fischer Tablature[1][2]
No. fol. Composer Title Incipit Notes Ref.
37 25v-26r Johannes Fischer Veni in hortum meum Orlandus a 5
<< \relative d' { \clef alto R1 d8 e d4 } \\ \relative g { r2 r4 g g2.*2/3} \\ \relative g { g8 a b c d2 r4 bes8 a } >>
 [1]
41 27v-29r Johannes Fischer Benedicam Domino in omni tempore /.../, Orlandus a 5 voc.
<< \relative g' { g16 fis e d e fis g8 g4 fis } \\ \relative g { r2 g4 a16 b c8 } >>
 [1]
45 30v-31r Johannes Fischer Surrexit pastor bonus, Orlandi a 5
<< \relative d' { d4 e8 fis g2 g8. fis16 g e fis g } \\ \relative g { r2 g c } \\ \\ \relative d' { s2 r4 d e2 } >>
 [1]
52 Diomedes Cato Muteta Diomedis a 4. Vocum. 95.
\relative a { \time 2/2 a1 a2 c b d }
 [2]
57 37v-38r Johannes Fischer Vestiva i colli
<< \relative d' { \clef alto d4 d8 d g4. g8 f8 d16 e f8 g } \\ \relative g { r2 g4 g8 g d'4 d8 e } >>
 Anno 95 den 3 Martij [1]
59 58v-59r Johannes Fischer Deus in adiutorium meum intende
<< \relative g' { g4 g8 a b g b c d4 } \\ \relative g { r2 g4 g8 a b g } \\ \relative d' { s1 d4 } >>
 [1]
60 59v-60r Johannes Fischer Melodia a 4 voc.
<< \relative d'' { r2 d4 d8 e } \\ \relative g' { g4 g8 a g f16 e d8 c } >>
 [1]
/intonacja/ See #Excerpts appears after no. 66 [1]
FINAL /kadencja/ See #Excerpts Characteristically virtuosic cadence, fuond after no. 85 [1]
111 Diomedes Cato Fuga Diomedis
<< \relative a' { R1 a2 a4 a } \\ \relative d' { d2 d4 d a b8 c d e d4 } >>
 [2]

Excerpts

Final Cadence[1]

<< \new Staff = "u" \with { \omit TimeSignature } << \relative fis' { \key g \major fis32 g a g a g fis e d c b c d e fis g a b c d e f g f e d c b a g fis e | fis32 g a d, e fis g fis g fis g fis g fis e fis g16 f32 e d c b a \clef bass g16 f32 e d c b a | \clef treble g''1\fermata } \\ \relative d' { d8 c16 b a g \change Staff = "d" \voiceOne fis e fis8 g a b16 c | a2 g | <g b>1^\fermata } >> \new Staff = "d" \with { \omit TimeSignature \clef bass } << \relative a { \key g \major a2 \change Staff = "u" \voiceTwo d2 | d d d1\fermata } \\ \relative d { d2 d d g, g1\fermata } >> >>

Intonation[1]

\new Staff \with { \omit TimeSignature }\relative a' { \cadenzaOn a32[ g64 a b32 c d e] f[ e d c b a g a] b[ a g f g f g f] g[ f e d] a'4^\fermata }

References

Gołos, Jerzy (editor), Johannes Fischer - Utwory z tabulatury organowej (1595). Wydawca: Ludowy Instytut Muzyczny, 1990.

Morawska, Katarzyna, The History of Music in Poland. Vol.2 The Renaissance. Translated by John Comber. Warsaw: Sutkowski Edition, 2002. 311.

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Gołos, Johannes Fischer - Utwory z tabulatury organowej (1595).
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Gołos and Sutkowski, CEKM 10 IV
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