Szukiel, Piotr2025-03-032025-03-032015Liturgia Sacra, 2015, R. 21, nr 2 (46), s. 417-426.1234-42142391-9353https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/28696This presented liturgical book is a part of the collection of liturgical codices founded by Primate Jan Łaski for the collegiate church in his family town of Łask on the occasion of the foundation of the church in 1525. The codex, together with other books was to serve the canons to celebrate the liturgy of the Mass and divine office. The Primate had ordered thes books in Cracow in c. 1516, they was ready in 1520, and paid off in 1523. Cantatorium was the special codex for a solist-cantor. He collected only music incipists of the liturgical text or solist parts special for cantor (for example: Alleluia). The discovered codex is a first known medieval cantatory in medieval Poland. This codex is proobaly one of the last links in the chain of European codices which were produced for the chanter.plCC-BY-NC-SA - Uznanie autorstwa - Użycie niekomercyjne - Na tych samych warunkachkantatoriumkantorśpiew liturgicznyksięgi liturgicznecanatatorycantorliturgical chantliturgical singingliturgical booksśpiewsingingmuzyka liturgicznaliturgical musicXVI w.fundacja Jana ŁaskiegoJan Łaski foundationJan ŁaskirękopisymanuscriptsmanuskryptyArticle