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Aliases: Jean de Turnhout; Jean-Jacques de Turnhout; Jan-Jacob van Turnhout; Ioannes Turnhout

Life

Born: c. 1545, Brussels

Died: after 1618, Brussels

Biography:
Flemish composer, younger brother of Geert van Turnhout. The family name was ‘Jacques’, which has given rise to the alternate Christian name ‘Jean-Jacques’ or ‘Jan-Jacob’.

List of choral works

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Si ignoras, o pulchra ( Finale 2006 )

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Publications

Il primo libro de madrigali, 6vv (Antwerp, 1589)
Sacrarum cantionum … liber primus, 5, 6, 8vv (Douai, 1594)

External links

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1545 births
1618 deaths
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Renaissance composers
Franco-Flemish composers

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-'''Aliases:''' Gerardus van Turnhout; Geert van Turnhout; Gérard de Turnhout; Ioannes Turnhout
+'''Aliases:''' Jean de Turnhout; Jean-Jacques de Turnhout; Jan-Jacob van Turnhout; Ioannes Turnhout
 ==Life==
-'''Born:''' ''c.'' 1520, Turnhout
+'''Born:''' ''c.'' 1545, Brussels
-'''Died:''' 15 September 1580, Madrid
+'''Died:''' after 1618, Brussels
 '''Biography:'''<br>
-Franco-Flemish composer. Worked in and around Antwerp from 1545 as singer and choirmaster, becoming in 1559 ''maître de chapelle'' at Saint-Gommaire of Lierre. He entered holy orders, but no date for his ordination is established. In 1562, he became music director of the Confrérie de Notre-Dame at Antwerp Cathedral, and was ''maître de chant'' there in 1563; on May 2, 1571 he was appointed ''maestro di capilla'' to the Flemish chapel of Philip II of Spain, until his death. As a musician of the Court, he composed in 1564 a ''Te Deum'' for the entry of Margaret of Parma into Antwerp. He published a volume of 3-part chansons and motets in 1569; a Mass ( ''O Maria vernans rosa'') and some 2- and 3-part chansons appeared in anthologies.
+Flemish composer, younger brother of Geert van Turnhout. The family name was ‘Jacques’, which has given rise to the alternate Christian name ‘Jean-Jacques’ or ‘Jan-Jacob’.
-Another musician, Jan-Jacob van Turnhout or Jean-Jacques de Turnhout (c 1545-after 1618), ''maître de chapelle'' at Bruxelles from 1594 to 1618, may have been related to Gérard (as a very young brother, or son).
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 ==List of choral works==
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-*[[Si ignoras O pulchra a 6 (Ioannis Turnhout)|''Si Ignoras O Pulchra'']]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/4/48/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.pdf {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/6/66/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.MID {{mid}}]&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/8/84/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.mus Finale 2006]&nbsp;)
+*[[Si ignoras o pulchra a 6 (Jan van Turnhout)|''Si ignoras, o pulchra'']]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/4/48/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.pdf {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/6/66/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.MID {{mid}}]&nbsp;[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/8/84/Turnhout-Si_Ignoras_O_Pulchra_a_6.mus Finale 2006]&nbsp;)
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 ==Publications==
+*''Il primo libro de madrigali, 6vv'' (Antwerp, 1589)
+*''Sacrarum cantionum … liber primus, 5, 6, 8vv'' (Douai, 1594)
 ==External links==
 ''add web links here''
-[[Category:1520 births|Turnhout, Gerard van]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Turnhout, Jan van}}
-[[Category:1580 deaths|Turnhout, Gerard van]]
+[[Category:1545 births]]
-[[Category:Composers|Turnhout, Gerard van]]
+[[Category:1618 deaths]]
-[[Category:Renaissance composers|Turnhout, Gerard van]]
+[[Category:Composers]]
-[[Category:Franco-Flemish composers|Turnhout, Gerard van]]
+[[Category:Renaissance composers]]
+[[Category:Franco-Flemish composers]]