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'''Born:''' fl. c. 1445 - c. 1462
'''Born:''' fl. c. 1445 - c. 1462


'''Died:'''  
'''Died:'''


'''Biography''' Little is known of Domarto's life, although music theorist and composer [[Johannes Tinctoris]] described Domarto, along with composer [[Jean Cousin]], as "''non parvae auctoritatis''" (of no small authority). In the 1470s, [[Johannes Tinctoris|Tinctoris]] apparently singled out Domarto as his "whipping boy" for committing composition "errors" in the 1450s according to composition theory that may have influenced other composers decades after, such as [[Antoine Busnois]], [[Johannes Ockeghem]] and [[Johannes Regis]]. He wrote one of the earliest unified mass cycles in continental Europe<br>
'''Biography''' Though he surfaces in payrolls at Antwerp (1449) and at Tournai (1451), little else is known of Domarto's life. The ''Missa Spiritus almus'' is one of the earliest continental mass cycles unified by a single tenor. In the 1470s the theorist and composer [[Johannes Tinctoris|Tinctoris]], while described Domarto along with [[Jean Cousin]], as "''non parvae auctoritatis''" (of no small authority), nonetheless singled out Domarto as his whipping boy for committing composition "errors" in the 1450s according to composition theory that may have influenced other composers decades after, such as [[Antoine Busnois]], [[Johannes Ockeghem]] and [[Johannes Regis]].


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==List of choral works==
==List of choral works==
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4 works survive:
===Sacred===
===Sacred===
*''Missa quinti toni irregularis'' a 3 (written by 1458)
*{{NoCo|Missa quinti toni irregularis}} a 3 (written by 1458)
*''Missa Spiritus almus'' a 4 (written c.1462)
**{{NoCo|Sanctus}}
*{{NoCo|Missa Spiritus almus}} a 4 (written c.1462)


===Secular===
===Secular===
*''Je vis tous jours''
*''Je vis tous jours'' 3vv
* ''Cheluy qui est tant plain de deul''
*''Cheluy qui est tant plain de deul'' 3vv
 
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==Publications==
==Publications==


==External links==
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Latest revision as of 17:19, 22 November 2020

Life

Born: fl. c. 1445 - c. 1462

Died:

Biography Though he surfaces in payrolls at Antwerp (1449) and at Tournai (1451), little else is known of Domarto's life. The Missa Spiritus almus is one of the earliest continental mass cycles unified by a single tenor. In the 1470s the theorist and composer Tinctoris, while described Domarto along with Jean Cousin, as "non parvae auctoritatis" (of no small authority), nonetheless singled out Domarto as his whipping boy for committing composition "errors" in the 1450s according to composition theory that may have influenced other composers decades after, such as Antoine Busnois, Johannes Ockeghem and Johannes Regis.

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List of choral works

4 works survive:

Sacred

Secular

  • Je vis tous jours 3vv
  • Cheluy qui est tant plain de deul 3vv

 
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Publications

External links

Works by Petrus de Domarto in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)

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