00:00 Part I Nymphes des bois, déesses des fontaines, Melody + 2 voice pairs. 

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00:00 Part I Nymphes des bois, déesses des fontaines, Melody + 2 voice pairs. 

00:32 Part I Chantres experts de toutes nations,  New point of imitation.

00:52 Part I Changez voz voix tant clères et haultaines  Text painting: clear and high.

01:16 Part I En cris trenchantz et lamentations,  Text painting: cries and lamentations. 

01:38 Part I Car Atropos, très terrible satrape  . . . And so on. Try now to hear the cadences at the end of each line, 

02:05 Part I A vostre Okeghem attrappé en sa trappe,  . . .

02:28 Part I Vrai trésorier de musique et chef d’œuvre as well as the bright description of Ockeghem’s work,

02:47 Part I Doct, élégant de corps et non point trappé . . .

03:13 Part I Dont grant dommage est que la terre cœuvre. then the sorrowful melismas as earth covers him.

04:03 Part II Accoutrez-vous d’abits de deuil:  The texture becomes homophonic.

04:17 Part II Josquin, Pierchon, Brumel, Compère,  The falling thirds: teardrops. 

04:37 Part II Et plorez grosses larmes d’œil: Same music as part II, li. 1. 

04:52 Part II Perdu avez vostre bon père. Same music as part II, li. 2.

05:14 Part II Requiescat in pace.  Homophonic again. 

05:26 Part II Amen. The falling thirds descend to a low cadence.