Deo gracias, Anglia
The Agincourt song - Agincourt song
( Our king went forth to Normandy ; He set a siege, forsooth to say ; Then went him forth, our king comely ; There lordës, earlës and baron ; Almighty God he keep our king )
Edition
Published by
Stainer and Bell Ltd.
[Great Britain]
, 1952
; in Invitation to medieval music 6 : medieval carols
(32 p.)
Ref. :
B326
(2 p.)
Editor or author of the restitution:
Stevens, John
Type of material:
Full score
ISMN/ISBN :
0852493266
Description
Text in:
old English
+ adapted in
English
Epoque:
15th century
(1400-1499)
Genre-Style-Form:
Secular ; Carol ; Middle ages
Type of Choir:
unspecified voicing (3 unspecified voices )
Difficulty choir (incr.from 1 to 5):
3
Difficulty conductor (incr.from A to E):
C
Tonality:
D modal
Duration:
4.0 min.
Number of verses:
5
Musicological Sources:
From Musica Britannica, vol. 4 ; The use of instruments is optional ; This collection was previously published under the titles "Tidings true" and "Medieval carols".
LOCATION(s) in LIBRARIES that are member of MUSICA
Princeton, USA
Talbott Library, Westminster Choir College of Rider University
101 Walnut Lane, PRINCETON, NJ 08540; Ph. (+1) 609-921-7100
Consultable under :
min. score M1495.In8 v.6 (2 in main library ; 7 in Perf. Coll. (check MATILDA for call no.) copies)