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Vaet, Jacobus

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Vaet, Jacobus (1529–1567)

Flemish composer. He was choirmaster to Maximilian, King of Bohemia, in the 1560s and succeeded Jachet Buus as chief music director in Vienna in 1564, when his patron became the Emperor Maximilian II.

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Sacred and secular music

Masses, motets, Magnificats, Te Deum for eight voices and other church music; chansons.
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