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Revision as of 19:38, 18 July 2021
Aliases: Cléreau, Pierre - Cler'eau, Pierre (in Phalesius)
Life
Born: fl. 1539-1567
Died: before 1570
Biography Clereau's first chansons appeared in print in 1539. The 1554 title pages call him choirmaster at Toul.
View the Wikipedia article on Pierre Clereau.
List of choral works
- Comment au départir
- Content ou non
- M'amie a eu de dieu le don
- Missa Cantantibus organis
- Missa Cecilia virgo
- Sans lever le pied
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Publications
- Missae quatuor, 4vv (Paris, 1554)
- Missae pro mortuis, cum duobus motetis, 4vv (Paris, 1554)
- Missa, 4vv, ad imitationem missae Virginis Mariae condita (Paris, 1557) — questionable attribution to Clereau: more confidently attributed to Pierre de Manchicourt
- Premier livre de chansons tant françoises [23] qu’italiennes [5], 3vv (Paris, 1559, 1566 as Premier livre d’odes de Ronsard, expanded 1575 as Les odes de Pierre de Ronsard)
- Dixiesme livre de chansons tant françoises [16] qu’italiennes [4] (Paris, 1559)
- Cantiques spirituels, 4vv (Paris, 1567)
External links
- Works by Pierre Clereau in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)