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Friday August 27 | Friday August 27 2021 marked the 500th anniversary of [[Josquin des Prez]]'s death. Besides compositions listed on his composer page, CPDL also hosts a few other works related to the Prince of Music: | ||
*[[Missa pro defunctis (Jean Richafort)|''Missa pro defunctis'']], at one time attributed to Josquin himself but now considered dedicated to his memory by [[Jean Richafort]]. | *[[Missa pro defunctis (Jean Richafort)|''Missa pro defunctis'']], at one time attributed to Josquin himself but now considered dedicated to his memory by [[Jean Richafort]]. | ||
*''[[Musae Iovis|Musae Jovis]]'', an elegy by Gerard Avidius set in part [[Musae Iovis (Benedictus Appenzeller)|for 4 voices by Benedictus Appenzeller]] and in more complete form [[Musae Iovis (Nicolas Gombert)|for 6 voices by Nicolas Gombert]] (yet another [[Venia in morte Josquini, cantores suavissimi (Benedictus Ducis)|''Nenia'' attributed to a different Benedictus]] appears to be a version of Appenzeller's). | *''[[Musae Iovis|Musae Jovis]]'', an elegy by Gerard Avidius set in part [[Musae Iovis (Benedictus Appenzeller)|for 4 voices by Benedictus Appenzeller]] and in more complete form [[Musae Iovis (Nicolas Gombert)|for 6 voices by Nicolas Gombert]] (yet another [[Venia in morte Josquini, cantores suavissimi (Benedictus Ducis)|''Nenia'' attributed to a different Benedictus]] appears to be a version of Appenzeller's). | ||
Latest revision as of 07:11, 7 January 2022
Friday August 27 2021 marked the 500th anniversary of Josquin des Prez's death. Besides compositions listed on his composer page, CPDL also hosts a few other works related to the Prince of Music:
- Missa pro defunctis, at one time attributed to Josquin himself but now considered dedicated to his memory by Jean Richafort.
- Musae Jovis, an elegy by Gerard Avidius set in part for 4 voices by Benedictus Appenzeller and in more complete form for 6 voices by Nicolas Gombert (yet another Nenia attributed to a different Benedictus appears to be a version of Appenzeller's).
- O Mors Inevitabilis - Epithaphium Josquini, another lament by Hieronymus Vinders
- Missa Ave Maria by Antoine de Févin, a tribute parodying Josquin's famous motet