From a printed volume displayed in a glass case at this
page at the cathedral in Quito, Ecuador. An official at
the cathedral described this as a 16th Century edition
of Guerrero's works. The original work is in parts
without barring.
It may have been intended that the performance of this
work should be preceded by the plainsong of the first
verse of the "Sanctorum meritis" hymn (compare
Victoria's setting of "Sanctorum meritis") and/or that
the 3rd to 6th verses of the hymn should als...(+)
From a printed volume displayed in a glass case at this
page at the cathedral in Quito, Ecuador. An official at
the cathedral described this as a 16th Century edition
of Guerrero's works. The original work is in parts
without barring.
It may have been intended that the performance of this
work should be preceded by the plainsong of the first
verse of the "Sanctorum meritis" hymn (compare
Victoria's setting of "Sanctorum meritis") and/or that
the 3rd to 6th verses of the hymn should also be sung,
either to the plainsong or to Guerrero's setting.