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'''Aliases:''' Jean Escatefer a.k.a. Cousin
 
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'''Aliases:''' Jean Escatefer dit Cousin
==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' before 1425
'''Born:''' before 1425
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'''Died:''' after 1475
'''Died:''' after 1475


'''Biography'''<br>
'''Biography'''
* 1446-1448: Singer at Duke Charles I of Bourbon's court at Moulins
* 1461-1474: French royal chapel
* Music theorist and composer [[Johannes Tinctoris]] describes Cousin, along with [[Petrus de Domarto]], as composers ''non parvae auctoritatis'' (of no small authority)
* Cousin's ''Missa nigrarum'' appears to have been lost, though an excerpt is referenced by [[Johannes Tinctoris|Tinctoris]]. The title is thought to have been mistranscribed from either ''Nigra sum'' or ''Nisi granum''
(See entry in New Grove Dictionary of Music)


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Jean Cousin was singer at Duke Charles I of Bourbon's court at Moulins from 1446-1448. At the French royal chapel 1461-1474.


==List of choral works==
Music theorist and composer [[Johannes Tinctoris]] describes Cousin, along with [[Petrus de Domarto]], as composers ''non parvae auctoritatis'' (of no small authority). Cousin's ''Missa nigrarum'' appears to have been lost, though an excerpt is referenced by Tinctoris. The title is thought to have been mistranscribed from either ''Nigra sum'' or ''Nisi granum''
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==Publications==
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==External links==
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Revision as of 00:21, 2 November 2019

Aliases: Jean Escatefer a.k.a. Cousin

Life

Born: before 1425

Died: after 1475

Biography

Jean Cousin was singer at Duke Charles I of Bourbon's court at Moulins from 1446-1448. At the French royal chapel 1461-1474.

Music theorist and composer Johannes Tinctoris describes Cousin, along with Petrus de Domarto, as composers non parvae auctoritatis (of no small authority). Cousin's Missa nigrarum appears to have been lost, though an excerpt is referenced by Tinctoris. The title is thought to have been mistranscribed from either Nigra sum or Nisi granum


List of choral works

 
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Publications

External links

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