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Busch-Reisinger Museum Scrapbook, 1968-1970

ARCH.2013.5.12, Rendition: 797873

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The image depicts a page from a book, specifically a program or listing from "The Quadrivium Consort." The page is titled "The Quadrivium Consort Presents An Entertainment for the Whole World, From Then to Now."

The page is divided into sections based on geographical origins and time periods of various musical pieces and compositions. Here is a detailed breakdown:

From England, 1525-1650

  • Composers and Works:

    • Jacke and Jone
    • Willes, Prithee Go to Bed
    • My Lady Carey's Dompe
    • Hark, Hark
    • Street Cries of London
    • Rosemary and Bays
    • Hunt's Up
    • Bread and Meat
    • Sweep, Sweep
    • Sweep, Chimney Sweep
    • New Oysters
    • How, O How I Need Just Part
  • Composers:

    • Thomas Campian (1567-1620)
    • Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1590-1633)
    • Anonymous (c. 1525)
    • Tobias Hume (d. 1645)
    • Traditional

From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600

  • Composers and Works:

    • La Bellezza (Beauty)
    • Il Bell' Humore (Good Disposition)
    • Si avrà en estee beldra... (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin)
    • Rosa das Rosas (Gentles de Santa Maria)
    • Dale si la das (Go, if you will)
    • Donde vas, Rey Alfonsito
    • No te veas, Rey Don Sancho, como King Alfonso (?)
    • Qu' comamos, y bebamos (Today let's eat and drink)
  • Composers:

    • Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1550-1629)
    • Gastoldi
    • Juan del Encina (1468-1529)
    • Alphonso X, el Sabio (1221-1284)
    • Anonymous (c. 1500)
    • Juan del Encina

From France, 1200-1600

  • Composers and Works:

    • Je ne puis plus (Friendly, the other day)
    • A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)
    • Ductia Royale (Royal Ductia)
    • C'est le fin (This is the end)
  • Composers:

    • Pierre Bonnet (XVI C.)
    • Anonymous (XIII C.)
    • Anonymous (XIII C.)
    • Anonymous (XIII C.)

Artwork

The upper right portion of the page features a detailed black-and-white illustration depicting a lively scene with several people gathered around a table laden with food and drink, suggesting a festive or communal gathering.

The layout is clean and organized, with clear headings and subheadings for easy navigation through the different sections and compositions.

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The image is an old program or brochure for a performance by "The Quadrium Consort." The title of the program is "The Quadrium Consort Presents an Entertainment for the Whole World, from Then to Now." The program lists a variety of musical pieces categorized by their origin and time period, specifically from England, Italy/Spain, and France, spanning from the 13th to the 17th centuries.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the listed pieces:

From England, 1525-1650

  1. Jacke and Jone
  2. Wille, Prithes Go to Bed
  3. My Lady Carey's Dompe
  4. Mark, Mark
  5. Street Cries of London
  6. Rosemary and Bays
  7. Sikke Gars
  8. A Hunting We Will Go
  9. Sipe Damons
  10. Sweep, Chinery Sweep
  11. Now, O Now I Needs Must Part - Thomas Campion (1567-1620)

From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600

  1. La Bellezza (Beauty) - Thomas Ravenscroft, c. 1590-1633
  2. Il Bell 'Humore (Good Disposition)
  3. Si abrá en estés baldrés ... (If only there were enough room in this sheep's skin) - Tobias Hume, d. 1648
  4. Rosa das Rosas (Cantiga de Santa Maria)
  5. Dale al la das (Go, if you will)
  6. Dunde vas, Rey Alfonsito (Where are you going, young King Alfonso?)
  7. Cy comoas, y bebamos (Today let's eat and drink)

Specific Compositions and Composers

  1. John Dowland (1562-1626)
  2. Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1554-1609)
  3. Gastoldi
  4. Juan del Encina (1468-1529)
  5. Alphonso X, el Sabio (1221-1284)
  6. Anonymous (c. 1500)
  7. Anonymous (?)
  8. Pierre Bonnet (XVI C.)
  9. Anonymous (XIII C.)

From France, 1200-1600

  1. Francois vint l'autre jour (Francis, the other day)
  2. A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)
  3. Ductia Royale (Royal Duet)
  4. C'est la fin (This is the end)

The program includes a woodcut illustration on the right side, depicting a lively medieval scene with musicians and dancers, adding to the historical and cultural ambiance of the performance.

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The image appears to be a page from a program or booklet titled "The Quadrium Consort Presents: An Entertainment for the Whole World, From Then to Now." This page specifically lists musical pieces from various regions and time periods, particularly from England, Italy and Spain, and France, spanning from the 15th to the 16th centuries.

Here's a detailed summary:

England, 1525-1650:

  • "Jacke and Jone"
  • "Wille, Prithee Go to Bed"
  • "My Lady Carey's Dompe"
  • "Mark, Mark"
  • "Street Cries of London" (includes various songs such as "Rosemary and Bays," "Silk and Satin," "Sally Stand Up and Wait," "Slye Damsons," "Sleep, Chinney Sleep," and "Now, O Now I Needs Must Part")

Authors and Composers:

  • Thomas Campian (1567-1620)
  • Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1590-1633)
  • Anonymous (c. 1525)
  • Tobias Hume (d. 1648)
  • Traditional

From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600:

  • "La Bellezza (Beauty)"
  • "Il Bell 'Humore (Good Disposition)"
  • "Si abrá en estas baldrés..." (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin)
  • "Rosa das Rosas" (Cantiga de Santa Maria)
  • "Dale al la da" (Go, if you will)
  • "Donde vas, Rey Alfonsito" (Where are you going, young King Alfonso?)
  • "Cy comamos, y bebamos" (Today let's eat and drink)

Authors and Composers:

  • John Dowland (1562-1626)
  • Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1550-1609)
  • Juan del Encina (1468-1529)
  • Anonymous, Sabio (1221-1284)
  • Anonymous (c. 1500)

From France, 1200-1600:

  • "Francion vint l'autre jour" (Francis, the other day)
  • "A la fontenelle" (By the little fountain)
  • "Ductia Royale" (Royal Ductia)
  • "C'est la fin" (This is the end)

Authors and Composers:

  • Pierre Bonnet (XVI C.)
  • Anonymous (XIII C.)

The right side of the page contains an illustration, which appears to be a woodcut or engraving depicting a lively scene with people engaged in various activities, likely representing a festive or communal gathering.

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The image shows a page from a program or booklet titled "The Quadrimium Consort Presents An Entertainment For The Whole World, From Then To Now." The page appears to be a list of traditional songs categorized by regions and time periods.

Here's a detailed summary of the content:

England (1525-1650)

  • Jacks and Jones
  • Wille, Prithee Go to Bed
  • My Lady Carey's Dompe
  • Mark, Mark
  • Street Cries of London
  • Rosemary and Bays
  • Skip to My Lou
  • Sir John and Lady Jane
  • Sipe Damsons
  • Sleep, Chimney Sweep
  • Now, O Now I Needs Must Part

Composers and Traditional Songs from Italy and Spain (1200-1600)

  • La Bellezza (Beauty)
  • Il Bell 'Humore (Good Disposition)
  • Si abrá en estos balderas... (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin)
  • Rosa das Rosas (Cantiga de Santa Maria)
  • Dale al la das (Go, if you will)
  • Dende vas, Rey Alfonsito (Where are you going, young King Alfonso?)
  • Cy comanos, y tebanos (Today let's eat and drink)

Composers and Traditional Songs from France (1200-1600)

  • Francion vint l'autre jour (Francis, the other day)
  • A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)
  • Ductia Royale (Royal Duet)
  • C'est la fin (This is the end)

Additional Composers and Their Works

  • Thomas Campian (1562-1620)
  • Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1590-1633)
  • Tobias Hume (d. 1648)
  • Traditional
  • John Dowland (1562-1626)
  • Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1550-1609)
  • Juan del Encina (1468-1529)
  • Anonymous X, el Sabio (1221-1284)
  • Anonymous (c. 1500)
  • Juan del Encina
  • Pierre Bonnet, XVIth Century
  • Anonymous (13th Century)

The page includes an illustration at the top right corner featuring a group of people dancing, possibly representing the theme of the entertainment, which spans various historical periods and cultural traditions.

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The image shows a page from a program or booklet presented by "The Quadrimium Consort," titled "AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, FROM THEN TO NOW." The page features a list of musical pieces from different regions and time periods, along with their composers or attributions, and an illustration at the top right corner depicting a group of people dancing.

Contents of the Page:

Title and Illustration

  • Title: "THE QUADRIMIUM CONSORT PRESENTS AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, FROM THEN TO NOW"
  • Illustration: A black-and-white woodcut-style image of people dancing in a circle, holding hands, and playing instruments.

Musical Selections

The selections are categorized by geographical region and time period, with titles and attributions provided:

  1. From England, 1525-1650

    • "Jacke and Jone" by Thomas Campion (1567-1620)
    • "Wille, Prithes Go to Bed"
    • "My Lady Carey's Dompe" by Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1590-1633)
    • "Mark, Mark" (Anonymous, c. 1525)
    • "Street Cries of London"
      • "Rosemary and Bays"
      • "Gill Garter"
      • "Pork: Pork: Pork: Pork: Eat, Eat, Eat"
      • "Sipe Damsons"
      • "Sweep, Chimley Sweep"
      • "Wassail, Wassail"
    • "Now, O Now I Needs Must Part" by John Dowland (1563-1626)
  2. From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600

    • "La Bellerza (Beauty)" by Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1550-1609)
    • "Il Bell ‘Humore (Good Disposition)" by Gastoldi
    • "Si, abrá en este baleros . . . ! (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin!)" by Tobias Hume (d. 1648)
    • "Rosa das Rosas (Canta de Santa Maria)" by Juan del Encina (1469-1529)
    • "Dale la la da (Go, if you will)" by Alfonso el Sabio (1221-1284)
    • "Donde vas, Rey Alfonsito (Where are you going, young King Alfonso?)" by Anonymous, c. 1500
    • "Gy comamos, y bebamos (Today let’s eat and drink)" by Juan del Encina
  3. From France, 1200-1600

    • "Francillon vint l’autre jour (Francis, the other day)" by Pierre Bonnet, XVI C.
    • "A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)" by Anonymous, XIII C.
    • "Ductia Royale (Royal Ductia)" by Anonymous, XIII C.
    • "C’est la fin (This is the end)" by Anonymous, XIII C.

The page appears to be designed for an event or performance featuring traditional and historical music from different regions and periods, curated by The Quadrimium Consort.

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The image is a program or song sheet from a musical performance by "The Quadrivium Consort." The title of the performance is "An Entertainment for the Whole World, From Then to Now."

The program lists a variety of songs from different regions and time periods, specifically focusing on music from the 1200s to the 1600s. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

From England, 1525-1650

  1. Jacke and Jone
  2. Willie, Prithee Go to Bed
  3. My Lady Carey's Dompe
  4. Hark, Hark
  5. Street Cries of London
    • Roasmary and Bays
    • Hot Codlings
    • Bread and Meat
    • Sile Damsons
    • Steep, Chinley Sweep
  6. Now, O Now I Needs Must Part

Composers and Contributors:

  • Thomas Campian, 1567-1620
  • Thomas Ravenscroft, c. 1590-1633
  • Anonymous, c. 1525
  • Tobias Hume, d. 1648
  • Traditional

John Dowland, 1562-1626

From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600

  1. La Bellezza (Beauty)
  2. Il Bell’ Humore (Good Disposition)
  3. Si avrá en estes baldrés...! (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin!)
  4. Rosa das Rosas (Cantiga de Santa Maria)
  5. Dale si le das (Go, if you will)
  6. Donas mi a las (Where are you going, young Alfonso?)
  7. Ay comamos, y bebamos (Today let's eat and drink)

Composers and Contributors:

  • Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi, 1550-1609
  • Juan del Encina, 1468-1529
  • Alfonso X, el Sabio, 1221-1284
  • Anonymous, c. 1500
  • Anonymous, ?

From France, 1200-1600

  1. Fransois villon l'autre jour (Francis, the other day)
  2. A la fontenelle (By the little Fountain)
  3. Ductia Royale (Royal Ductia)
  4. C’est la fin (This is the end)

Composers and Contributors:

  • Pierre Bonnet, XVI C.
  • Anonymous, XIII C.

The right side of the image features a detailed illustration of medieval or renaissance musicians playing various period instruments, enhancing the historical theme of the performance.

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The image provided appears to be a photograph of a page from a printed publication, possibly a program or booklet. The title displayed is "THE QUADRIVIUM CONSORT PRESENTS AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, FROM THEN TO NOW." Below the title, there is a stylized woodcut or engraving illustration depicting a scene that looks to be from a historical period, featuring individuals engaged in various activities, including playing musical instruments.

The main body of the text lists musical pieces organized by geographical origin and historical period.

From England, 1525-1650, the pieces are:

  • "Jackie and Jone"
  • "Willie, Prithee Go to Bed"
  • "My Lady Carey's Dompe"
  • "Hark, Hark"
  • "Street Cries of London"
  • "Rosemary and Bays"
  • "Silk Garters"
  • "Bread and Meat"
  • "Pippins and Cheese"
  • "Sweep, Chimney Sweep"
  • "New Oysters"
  • "Now Oh Now I Needs Must Part" by John Dowland, 1562-1626

From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600, the pieces are:

  • "La Belleza (Beauty)" by Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi, 1550-1609
  • "Il Ball'humore (Good Disposition)"
  • "Si dolce è 'l tormento" by Claudio Monteverdi, 1567-1643
  • "Rosas das Rosas (Cantiga de Santa Maria)" by Alfonso X, el Sabio, 1221-1284
  • "Dale si la das (Go, if you will)" Anonymous, c. 1500
  • "Donde vas, Rey Alfonso" (Anonymous)
  • "Oy comamos, y bebamos (Today let's eat and drink)" by Juan del Encina

From France, 1200-1600, the pieces are:

  • "Prenons l'Yvresse (Let's drink intoxication)" by Pierre Bonnet, XVI C.
  • "Franchini, the other day" (Anonymous, XIII C.)
  • "A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)" (Anonymous)
  • "Ductia Royale (Royal Ductia)" (Anonymous)
  • "C'est la fin (This is the end)" (Anonymous)

The text is cleanly typeset and easy to read, and the formatting suggests that it's a carefully prepared document designed to provide information about a musical event or concert series. The typeface and design elements give a classic and formal impression.

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The image shows a printed program or informational sheet titled "THE QUADRIVIUM CONSORT PRESENTS AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, FROM THEN TO NOW." It lists musical pieces from different regions and time periods, organized into three main categories:

  1. From England, 1525-1650:
  • Jacke and Jone
  • Wille, Prithee Go to Bed
  • My Lady Carey's Dompe
  • Hark, Hark
  • Street Cries of London (includes several sub-items: Rosemary and Bays, Silk Garters, Bread and Meat, Ripe Damsons, Sweep, Chimney Sweep, New Oysters)
  • Now, O Now I Needs Must Part
  1. From Italy and Spain, 1200-1600:
  • La Bellezza (Beauty)
  • Il Bell ‘Humore (Good Disposition)
  • Si abrá en estes baldrés...! (If only there were enough room in this sheepskin!)
  • Rosa das Rosas (Cantiga de Santa Maria)
  • Dale si la das (Go, if you will)
  • Donde vas, Rey Alfonsito (Where are you going, young King Alfonso?)
  • Oy comamos, y bebamos (Today let's eat and drink)
  1. From France, 1200-1600:
  • Francion vint l’autre Jour (Francis, the other day)
  • A la fontenelle (By the little fountain)
  • Ductia Royale (Royal Ductia)
  • C’est la fin (This is the end)

Each piece is accompanied by composer or author details with dates where available, such as Thomas Campian (1567-1620), John Dowland (1562-1626), Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi (1550-1609), and others, including some anonymous works from various centuries.

On the upper right of the page, there is a small decorative woodcut or illustration depicting a lively medieval or renaissance scene with several people engaged in various activities, including musicians, people drinking, and others either talking or observing.

The sheet is placed on top of an open book, with a visible green cover and many pages.

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The image shows an open page from a book titled "The Quadrivium Consort Presents: An Entertainment for the Whole World, From Then to Now." The page is structured as a list of musical or theatrical works, organized by country and time period, along with their creators or origins.

Key Elements:

  1. Title and Layout:

    • The page is titled at the top, indicating the book's theme of presenting entertainment from various historical periods and regions.
    • The layout is clean and organized, with text on the left and an illustration on the right.
  2. Content:

    • The left side of the page lists various works, categorized by country and time period:
      • From England (1525–1650): Includes titles like "Jacke and Jone," "Wille, Frithee Go to Bed," and others, attributed to composers such as Thomas Campion and John Dowland.
      • From Italy and Spain (1200–1600): Features works like "La Bellezza (Beauty)," attributed to Giovanni Giacomo Castoldi, and others.
      • From France (1600): Includes titles such as "Francion vint l'autre jour (Francion, the other day)," attributed to Pierre Bonnet.
  3. Illustration:

    • On the right side of the page, there is a detailed black-and-white illustration depicting a lively scene. The illustration shows a group of people engaged in various activities, likely representing a historical or theatrical setting.
    • The scene includes:
      • A central figure, possibly a performer or leader, standing on a raised platform.
      • Several individuals seated around a table, some holding musical instruments or engaged in conversation.
      • A dynamic composition with expressive gestures and detailed clothing, suggesting a festive or theatrical atmosphere.
  4. Design and Style:

    • The illustration has an ornate, vintage aesthetic, consistent with historical or classical themes.
    • The text is presented in a classic, serif font, enhancing the scholarly or historical tone of the book.

Summary:

The image depicts a page from a book that catalogs historical entertainment—likely music, theater, or performance pieces—from different countries and time periods. The left side lists titles, composers, and origins, while the right side features an intricate illustration that visually represents a lively, historical scene, possibly from one of the works listed. The overall design suggests a focus on preserving and showcasing cultural and artistic heritage.

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The image depicts an open book with a white background, featuring two pages with black text and illustrations. The left page has a title "The Quadrivium Consort Presents" followed by "An Entertainment for the Whole World, From Then to Now." Below this title, there are various song titles and their composers or authors, spanning different eras and regions. The right page contains an illustration of a medieval scene with multiple figures, possibly musicians or dancers, engaged in an activity. Below the illustration, there are song titles and composers or authors listed, similar to the left page. The book is bound in green, and the pages are numbered. The text and illustrations are in black, providing a contrast against the white background.