Brussels II.3326
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale Albert I, Ms II.3326
Provenance and Date: Flemish Brabant (Belgium), c1660-1700 or possibly later.
Time Frame: 1650-1700
RISM ID: 700008518
Notes: Also known as the Cocquiel MS, named after Jacob Ignatius Joseph Cocquiel, organist of the church of St. Vincent at Zinnik (Soignies), Belgium, who according to an inscription had the use of the manuscript in 1741. It contains 364 compositions, many attributed to Abraham van den Kerckhoven (c1618-1701). Other attributions are to C. Vaes, Pollietti (Poglietti), A. Kolfs, Papen and L.F. The last piece, while appearing anonymously, is an an incomplete copy of F 3.16, headed “Fuga d’un Italien.” Facsimile edition in Kerckhoven (1982), with an introduction by Godelieve Spiessens, who in connection with the presence of this work ,notes Frescobaldi's sojourn in Brussels during 1607-1608.
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