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Revision as of 18:52, 18 July 2021
Aliases: Jo. Bassere
Life
Flourished: c.1450
Biography
?French composer. He is known through a three-voice mass (in I-TRmp 89). It is possible that this Mass may have been composed by Johannes Basiron of Bourges who died in 1495 (alternatively spelled Johannes Barizon) —one of three Basiron brothers identified by Paula Higgins, of which Philippe Basiron is the most famous.
List of choral works
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References
- LUKO, Alexis Fleur: Unification and Varietas in the Sine nomine Mass from Dufay to Tinctoris (
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External links
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