The Spanish composer Francisco de Peñalosa (c.1470–1528) was master of the choristers at Seville for most of his career. His relatively few extant compositions include this haunting setting of a meditation on the Passion. The work survives in two versions, the longer and markedly superior of which must surely be the composer’s original, while the other appears to be a rather clumsy abbreviation by somebody else. Both versions are printed here, the former for the first time in an edition for performers. For four voices: TTBarB. iv + 12 pages. ISMN 979ÔÇæ0ÔÇæ57039ÔÇæ187ÔÇæ5.