Composers in Helm

Because I am working on finding out more about the composers included in the Helm manuscript, I created this table to help me consolidate the information that I found in it. Please feel free to edit or use this, or to give me some feedback if you see anything that is unclear or incorrect.

I hope it helps!

Page	Title	Composer	Date given for publishing	Other info given
1	Moriro’ con mio	Not given	1591	A madrigal published in Antwerp with many other “diverse authors”
4	En m’oyant chanter quelque fois	Orlando di Lassus	1596	Chanson published in Antwerp in a collection called La Fleur
6	O Bien heureux	La Jeune	Non given	None given
8	Des qu’adversite nous ofense	La Jeune	None given
10	Tes jugemens, Dieu veritable	La Jeune	None given
12	Adjuva nos Deus	Glareanus	None given	Motet; Not Petrus Platenois; from Dodecachordon
16	Aye pitié	La Jeune
17	Vestivi collie le campagn’ intorno	Palestrina	1588	Published in Musica Transalpina in England with England text (beginning; Sound out my voice, etc.) In this version, however, Smith claims that the text is original
22	As Fair as Morn	Wilbye	1609	madrigal
25		Di Lassus	1579	Motet, “transcribed from original parts published in Nuremberg”
28	Homo cum in honoresset	La Jeune	1646	Taken from a book published in Amsterdam
29	Cantio 71 – Anna mihi dilecta	Di Lassus	1579	Transcribed from original parts published at Nuremburg
32	Mein hertz sich nicht erhebet	La Jeune	Not given on this page	Taken out of a book before mentioned; The 131st psalm
33	Gott mach sich auf mit seiner gwalt	La Jeune	Not given on this page	Taken out of a book before mentioned; The 60th psalm
36	In una Sipe ombrosa	Lotti	1705	A madrigal printed and published in a book dedicated to Emporer Joseph; Duetti, Terzetti etc.
56	Susanna fair sometime of love…	Di Lassus	1588	Chanson published in 1588 in Musica Transalpina; written in 1576 for the Duke of Bavaria; taken out of a set published in 1596 at Antwerp entitled “Le Fleur” “des chansons de Orlando di Lassus”
61	Who will acend	Gianches de Vuert	None given here	Musica Transalpina; madrigal
65	O God be merciful to us		1641	Anthem; Deus Misereatur, Psalm 67. Taken out of the Reverend Barnard’s collection of church music.
72	Clori son fido’ amante	Stradella	None given	Madrigal;“Stradella lived and flourished about the year 1650 or a very little later”
85	[?] ‘io quell rossignuolo	Bononcini	None given	canzona
101	Piangete Occhi dolente	Stradella	None given	Madrigal; transcribed from a manuscript in Boyce’s collection (a date of 1770 is listed at the end of the song)
114	Nominativo Hic Hac Hoc	Tarquinio Merula	None given
130	Alrigor dun bel sembiante	Steffani	None given
136	Regina Coeli latare	De Victoria	None given	“In Sabbato Sancto”
140	Mein augen ich gen berg aufricht	La Jeune	None given	“The 121st Psalm”