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Michael, Roger (Rogier)

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Michael, Roger (Rogier) (c. 1550-c. 1619)

Flemish tenor and composer. He studied under his father, Simon Michael, a musician to the Emperor Ferdinand I. He became a tenor in the electoral chapel at Dresden in 1575 and Kapellmeister in 1587, being succeeded in the latter post by Schütz in 1619.

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introits in the motet style, settings of hymn-tunes in four parts and other sacred music, including Christmas Story.



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