Johann Joseph Ignaz Brentner

Gaudete ridete

In 1728, the aria was copied in the Silesian town of . It has also survived in an anonymous manuscript collection of arias from Podolínec containing (among other pieces) arias from (Brk Coll. 3). Although the name is given in the Silesian transcript as the composer’s name, the context of Podolínec collection clearly points to Brentner as the composer.

Instrumentation:

S, 2 cor, 2 vl, org

Composition: Not after 1728

Music

Sources

Parts, transcript

[Classification: notated music, manuscript, copy, parts, complete]

1728

PL-SA (Biblioteka Diecezjalna w Sandomierzu, Sandomierz) 281/A VII 41 RISM record Digital copy

Provenance: Pilica

Podolínec transcript

[Classification: notated music, manuscript, copy, parts, incomplete]

On the cover of Voce sola part: Arie De Sanctissima | Commonione. | a | Voce Sola 3. Violinis. | et Organo.

3 parts, part Org lost; 20,5 × 16,5 cm

All arias from Hymnodia divina were included into an anonymous collection of 16 church arias from the music collection of the Piarist monastery in Podolínec, together with another two arias by Brentner (Brk 53, Brk 83) and solo motets by Giovanni Battista Bassani and Anonymus. The Organo part of the transcript is missing.

SK-J (Štátny archív v Bratislave – pracovisko Archív Modra, Modra) H-669 RISM record

Provenance: Piarist monastery in Podolínec

Bibliography

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