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Josquin Des Prez (or Josquin des Prés) (1440–1521)

Franco-Flemish composer. His combination of Flemish counterpoint and Italian harmony, learnt while in the service of the Rome papal chapel in 1484–1503, marks a peak in Renaissance vocal music. In addition to Masses on secular as well as sacred themes, including the Missa ‘L'Homme armé’/Mass on ‘The Armed Man’ (1504), he also wrote secular chansons such as ‘El grillo’/‘The Cricket’ using vocal effects that imitate each other.



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The Los Angeles Master Chorale performs the world premiere of ``You Are (Variations)'' by Steven Reich in a program that includes works by Igor Stravinsky, Josquin DesPrez and Johannes Brahms.
MUSICIANS ASSEMBLE TO HONOR DANIEL PEARL by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
1450-1521) has never been the subject of a monograph in English; Helmuth Osthoff's two-volume Josquin Desprez (Tutzing, 1962-65), the only scholarly study published thus far, is out of date and was never translated into English.
The Josquin Companion by Owens, Jessie / Renaissance Quarterly
As a result of the Merkleys' research, Josquin Desprez is now known to have been in Milanese service only from 1484 on, as a ducal singer and familiar of Cardinal Ascanio (207-08, 377, 427-28, 430-32, 439, 444, 449); he is to be distinguished from another Josquin, a Iudochus de Picardia (or Kessellia), a member of the Milanese cathedral and ducal chapels in the 1450s, '60s, '70s, and later (87, 94, 197, 207, 209, 214,15), who previously had been confused with Josquin Desprez.
Music and Patronage in the Sforza Court. (Reviews) by Cummings, Anthony M. / Renaissance Quarterly
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