I've had fragments of two pieces by Heinrich Schütz stuck in my head for
years, after hearing them once. I'd be very grateful if folks here would
tell me what they are. My edition of Barlow and Morgenstern is devoid of
Schütz, alas! A PDF of their incipits, as I remember them, can be found at

<http://mikea.ath.cx/faxprint/mike/lilypond/schuetz.pdf>.

The lilypond notation for them is:

%=========================================================
% two fragments from works by Heinrich Schütz
%=========================================================

{
\time 3/4
r2 a4 | a2 a4 | e' g' f' | e' c' d' | e'2 \breathe
   b4 | c'2 d'4 | e' g' fis' | a' c'' b' | a'2 \breathe
  a'4 | b'2 fis'4 | g'2 d'4 | e' f' d' | c'2 \breathe
  e'4 | d' g' f' | e' a' f' | e' c' b | a2 r4  \bar "||"

\new Staff
\with {
  \remove "Note_heads_engraver"
  \consists "Completion_heads_engraver"

\relative c''{
  \time 2/2
  e2 g4 e4 | f2 e2    | d4. e8 d4 c4 | a2 b2            | b4 b4 c2  | d4 d4 e2   | f4 e4 d4. c8 | c1    |  
  d2 c4 a  | b2 a2    | g2 b4 d      | d4. c16 b16  a4 c4 | b c a4. g8 | g1 \bar "||"

  \header {
    title = \markup \center-align { "Two Fragments"  }
    composer = \markup \center-align { "Heinrich Schuetz" }
                }

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Mike Andrews
mi...@mikea.ath.cx