D-X H 94

Processionale, 1541, probably prepared in Gregoriushaus in Emmerich for the Dom in Xanten. Low Countries staff notation on ink staves.
The second part, starting with the rubric Antiphone versiculi et collecte pro lotione altarium edis sancti victoris martiris patronis zanthensis ..., is not from the original hand.

The rubrics often indicate the persons who are to sing the chants (Tres domini, duo pueri, etc.), and also the places (In processione versus capellam s. Andree etc.).

Litanies

The manuscript contains several litanies, some of which bear notation.

Easter night

Fol. 31v: litany without notation
Fol. 34r: litany without notation

Letania major etc.

Fol. 31: Litany with notation
Fol. 44v: Ad aquae aspersionem: ant. Exsurge domine adiuva nos + verse Deus auribus
Fol. 45r: notated litany (Duo in ecclesia ubi hoc incipient stacio fiet et clausis foribus)
Fol. 46r: notated litany (Iam litaniae ex breviario)
Fol. 49r: notated litany (Hec litania cantabitur in via dum reditur a statione in die marci et secunda feria rogationis)
Fol. 56r: notated litany Clamemus omnes una voce Domine miserere (In feria tercia cantabitur hec dum itur versus montem (?) iuxta hospitale incipietur)
Fol. 57r: notated litany Aufer a nobis domine iniquitates nostras (Hec letania incipietur circa mediam viam usque montem et cum ea intrabitur in ecclesiam in vorsteberge)
Fol. 58v: notated litany Ardua spes (Hec cantabitur dum reditur de monte dictis vigiliis). NB: on f. 60v Martinus, Lebuinus and Willibrord are mentioned.
Fol. 62v: notated litany (Hec cantabitur feria quarta dum reditur a statione et ante introitum ecclesie illa incipitur clausis ianuis Agnus dei)

Then follow procession antiphons etcetera. Then follows the second part (by a different hand).

Literature

Handschriftencensus Rheinland, nr. 1500