=001  1000002228
=031  ##$a30$b1$c1$eIn subdyatessaron$gC-1$nbB$oc/$p9-1(-)1GFG-B2A2.''C4'B1B2A1B$qf.30v$tDa pacem domine
=031  ##$a30$b1$c2$eIn subdyatessaron$gC-4$nbB$oc/$p1(-),GFG2AA1G-{GA}{B'C},B-$qf.31$tDa pacem domine
=040  ##$aAuArU$beng
=041  0#$alat
=100  1#$aAntoine Brumel$dc. 1460-1512$0174
=240  10$aDa pacem, Domine, in diebus nostris$m4vv$0559
=245  10$aDa pacem domine in diebus nostris
=260  ##$cc.1528$801
=500  ##$aCan be considered canon at fourth above; notated as a double precusor canon. No manuscript sources identified. Text from Votive antiphon for peace.
=590  ##$aVocal parts - [S], [T]$bf.30v-31$801
=593  ##$aPrint$801
=594  ##$bVocal parts - 4 in 2, unlabelled voices$c4
=599  ##$aExample of where canonic technique could include multiple techniques, ie. double canon, precursor canon
=650  07$aMotet$06
=650  07$aAntiphon$026
=695  ##$adouble canon$b2$c4$dex$e4th$fbelow$g-1$hsemibreve(s)$o¢$01894
=695  ##$aprecusor canon$b2$c4$dex$e4th$fbelow$g-1$hsemibreve(s)$o¢$01943
=773  18$w1000002190
=930  1#$aAntoine Brumel: Da pacem, Domine, in diebus nostris  ; 4vv$043