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Edition by Gerhard Weydt
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Added Jul 29, 2026
Composer: Jacob Meiland
Format: Staff
Language: Latin
Pages: 4 pages
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Disquirant alii by Jacob Meiland — Lyrics

Disquirant alii sibi remque decusque per artes Quas solers varias monstrat Atlantiades, Sed tibi Sigismunde placet divinus Apollo,
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About Disquirant alii

Jacob Meiland was a composer of the late Renaissance. This secular Latin consort song for SATTB voices showcases his skill in setting classical texts. The lyrics address Sigismund, praising him for his devotion to Apollo and the pursuit of divine art, a path that earns him the joyous acclaim of Germany and songs sung with happy voices. Meiland’s music would have been intended for skilled amateur or professional musicians, likely performing in domestic or courtly settings. The intricate vocal writing reflects the complex polyphony characteristic of the period's secular part-music.