"Vidit Suum Dulcem Natum" For Mixed Chorus With Children And Bass Parts For "Quid Tibi Feci." First Half Of The 19Th Century [Liturgical Music - 19Th Century - Manuscript] Autographs & Manuscripts,New Arrivals

"Vidit suum dulcem natum" 11ff. of various sizes (the solo part being 237 x 185 mm). Notated in brown ink on 5-7 stave rastrum-ruled paper, including one "Solo" part; four "Dessus" parts; three "2e. Dessu ou hatue contre pour l'Enfant" parts; two "Haute contre pour l'Enfant" parts; and one bass part with text ("[?]In tribulatione mea") in the same meter and key as the other parts. "Quid tibi feci" 4ff. of various sizes. Notated in black ink on 8-9 stave rastrum-ruled paper, being several copies of the bass part of a choral piece for larger forces. Some small stains and soiling to a few leaves, but otherwise in very good condition. Unlocated in RISM. Two unrecorded early 19th century choral pieces. The carol-like composition "Vidit suum dulcem natum" contains a full solo part and enough of its inner parts to lend itself to a satisfactory reconstruction and performance.