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(Posted 2019-08-03) CPDL #54961:

Editor: Andrew Fysh (submitted 2019-08-03). Score information: A4, 14 pages Copyright: CC BY SA

Edition notes: Transposed one tone higher (for SSATTB), otherwise identical to CPDL #54960 below.

(Posted 2019-08-03) CPDL #54960:

Editor: Andrew Fysh (submitted 2019-08-03). Score information: A4, 14 pages Copyright: CC BY SA

Edition notes: At original pitch (for SSATTB or SSTTBarB). Original note values retained. Transcribed and edited from the Leiden Choirbook source (see below). Three perceived errors in the source have been corrected, as described in the Editorial Notes.

(Posted 2018-08-18) CPDL #50908:

Editor: Richard Mix (submitted 2018-08-18). Score information: Letter, 14 pages, 126 kB Copyright: CPDL

Edition notes: a tone higher for mixed voices.

(Posted 2016-11-06) CPDL #41725:

Editor: Richard Mix (submitted 2016-11-06). Score information: Letter, 14 pages, 128 kB Copyright: CPDL

Edition notes: original pitch.

General Information

Title: Reges terrae congregati sunt (2.p. Et venientes invenerunt puerum)
Composer: Pierre de Manchicourt
Source of text: adapted from Psalm 47:5 (Vulgate) and Matthew 2:2 & 11

Number of voices: 6vv Voicings: SSATTB, SSTTTB or SSTTBB
Genre: Sacred, Motet for Epiphany

Language: Latin
Instruments: A cappella

Manuscript before 1549 in Brussels, Koninklijk Conservatorium, MS 27088 [Beaumont], no. 20
Manuscript 1549 in Leiden, Archieven van de Kerken, MS 1438 (Koorboek I / Codex A) [Leiden], no. 36

Description: This motet is the model for Manchicourt's parody mass for 6vv. He also wrote an earlier parody mass for 4vv on Jean Mouton’s setting of the same text.

Original text and translations

Latin text

Reges terrae congregáti sunt
convénerunt in unum, dicéntes:
Eámus in Judǽam et inquirámus:
Ubi est qui natus est rex magnus
cujus stellam vídimus? Allelúia.

Et veniéntes invénerunt puérum
cum María matre ejus,
et procidéntes adoravérunt eum,
offeréntes ei aurum, thus, et myrrham. Allelúia.

English translation

The kings of the earth are gathered,
they have come together as one, saying:
Let us go to Judea and ask:
“Where is he that is born a great king,
whose star we have seen?” Alleluia.

And when they came, they found the young child
with Mary, his mother,
and, falling down, they worshipped him,
offering him gold, incense and myrrh. Alleluia.

Original text and translations may be found at Reges terrae congregati sunt.

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+:{{EdNotes|At original pitch (for SSATTB or SSTTBarB). Original note values retained. Transcribed and edited from the Leiden Choirbook source (see below). Three perceived errors in the source have been corrected, as described in the Editorial Notes.}}
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 '''Source of text:''' adapted from [[Psalm 48|Psalm 47:5 (Vulgate)]] and Matthew 2:2 & 11
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+{{Voicing|6|SSATTB,SSTTTB,SSTTBB}}
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 {{Language|Latin}}
 {{Instruments|A cappella}}
-{{Pub|1|1549|in Leiden, Archieven van de Kerken, MS 1438 (Koorboek I / Codex A) [Leiden, 1549]}}
+{{Pub|0|before 1549|in Brussels, Koninklijk Conservatorium, MS 27088 [Beaumont]|ms=ms|no=20}}
-{{Pub|2|1549|in Brussels, Koninklijk Conservatorium, MS 27088 [Beaumont, before 1549]}}
+{{Pub|0|1549|in Leiden, Archieven van de Kerken, MS 1438 (Koorboek I / Codex A) [Leiden]|ms=ms|no=36}}
-'''Description:''' This motet is the model for [[Missa Reges terrae (2nd setting) (Pierre de Manchicourt)|Manchicourt's parody mass for 6vv]]. He also wrote an earlier [[Missa Reges terrae (1st setting) (Pierre de Manchicourt)|parody mass for 4vv]] on [[Reges terrae congregati sunt (Jean Mouton)|Jean Mouton’s]] setting of the same text.
+{{Descr|This motet is the model for [[Missa Reges terrae (2nd setting) (Pierre de Manchicourt)|Manchicourt's parody mass for 6vv]]. He also wrote an earlier [[Missa Reges terrae (1st setting) (Pierre de Manchicourt)|parody mass for 4vv]] on [[Reges terrae congregati sunt (Jean Mouton)|Jean Mouton’s]] setting of the same text.}}
-'''External websites:'''
 ==Original text and translations==
 {{Top}}{{Text|Latin|
 Reges terrae congregáti sunt
 convénerunt in unum, dicéntes:
-   Eámus in Judǽam et inquirámus:
+ Eámus in Judǽam et inquirámus:
-      Ubi est qui natus est rex magnus
+ Ubi est qui natus est rex magnus
-      cujus stellam vídimus? Allelúia.
+ cujus stellam vídimus? Allelúia.
-Et veniéntes invénerunt púerum
+Et veniéntes invénerunt puérum
 cum María matre ejus,
 et procidéntes adoravérunt eum,
 offeréntes ei aurum, thus, et myrrham. Allelúia.}}
 {{Middle}}{{Translation|English|
 The kings of the earth are gathered,
 they have come together as one, saying:
-   Let us go to Judea and ask:
+ Let us go to Judea and ask:
-      “Where is he that is born a great king,
+ “Where is he that is born a great king,
-       whose star we have seen?” Alleluia.
+ whose star we have seen?” Alleluia.
 And when they came, they found the young child
 with Mary, his mother,
 and, falling down, they worshipped him,
 offering him gold, incense and myrrh. Alleluia.}}
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