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Peñalosa, Francisco

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Peñalosa, Francisco (c. 1470-1528)

Spanish composer. He was choirmaster to Ferdinand the Catholic (1512-16) and singer in the Cappella Giulia in Rome, under Leo X (1517-21).

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seven masses and other church music; secular songs for several voices.

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