Noe noe noe (Brumel, Antoine)

First Publication	1502 in Canti B (No.31)
Genre Categories	Carols; Religious works; For 4 voices; For unaccompanied voices; Scores featuring the voice

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Work Title	Noe noe noe
Alternative. Title	Bonus et rectus Dominus propterea docebit [contrafactum version]
Composer	Brumel, Antoine
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.	IAB 21
First Publication.	1502 in Canti B (No.31)
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period	Renaissance
Piece Style	Renaissance
Instrumentation	4 voices
External Links	DIAMM

According to Grove Music, most of the contents of the Harmonice Musices Odhecaton are chansons, and although most of them do not have text (including this one), the text would have either been known to the people of the time, or available elsewhere. There are a few pieces that may have been instrumental in origin. However, Grove Music lists this as a vocal work, as does RISM and RISM also lists it as a vocal work. Accordingly, this has been tagged as a vocal work, and since it seems to be accepted as "Noel", it has been tagged a carol.