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Josquin Des Prez

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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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It is striking that even a composer as important as Josquin des Prez (ca.
The Josquin Companion by Owens, Jessie / Renaissance Quarterly
Judd concludes her study with a reception history of the motet Magnus es tu Domine I Tu pauperum refugium by Josquin des Prez and an epilogue in which she reiterates her desire to know what music notation can mean when it is surrounded by theoretical text.
Reading Renaissance music theory: Hearing with the Eyes and Music ... by Sullivan, Blair / Renaissance Quarterly
The "mille regrets & pleurs" mentioned in this passage prompt the image of Elizabeth singing "Mille regretz" by Josquin des Prez, a song of parting that would have been quite appropriate in those circumstances.
Female Complaintes: Laments of Venus, Queens, and City Women in Late ... by ORDEN, KATE VAN / Renaissance Quarterly
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