La “Fuga a quatro todas las bozes por vna sexto tono” de Antonio de Cabezón y su textualidad parcial en Melchior Franck (<em>Da pacem Domine</em>)

Stephan Schmitt

doi:10.3989/anuariomusical.2014.69.162

The “Fuga a quatro todas las bozes por vna sexto tono” by Antonio de Cabezón and its partial textualisation by Melchior Franck (Da pacem Domine)

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Stephan Schmitt Hochschule für Musik und Theater, München

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https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2014.69.162

Keywords:

Antonio de Cabezón, Tomás de Santa María, Melchior Franck, fugue, fuga a quatro, canon, tiento, analysis, Da pacem Domine

Abstract

The fuga a quatro by Antonio de Cabezón is a four-voice canon. It is one of the most extraordinary pieces of the collection Obras de música para tecla, arpa y vihuela… because of its complex structure. Its characteristic feature lies in the partial interdependence of the subjects. In addition, we can glimpse a principle of variation which foresees a distant future: The continuously developing variation. The canon Da pacem Domine of Melchior Franck (well-known in German speaking countries) is a textualisation of the beginning of Cabezón’s Fuga a quatro, yet without any indication of this origin on the part of the composer Franck.

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2014-12-30

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Schmitt, S. (2014). The “Fuga a quatro todas las bozes por vna sexto tono” by Antonio de Cabezón and its partial textualisation by Melchior Franck (Da pacem Domine). Anuario Musical, (69), 73–82. https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2014.69.162

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No. 69 (2014)

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