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'''Biography:''' Composer, music theorist and renown poet. Believed to have written the [[Ars Nova]] | '''Biography:''' Composer, music theorist and renown poet. Believed to have written the defining treatise on [[Ars Nova]] in 1322, after which this musical stylistic period is known. Only 2 poems and 12 motets survive (6 of these are identified as his, and the other 6 are generally regarded as likely to be his). Most | ||
of the motets, like the poems, related to the politics of the time. | of the motets, like the poems, related to the politics of the time. | ||
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Life
Born: 31 October 1291
Died: 9 June 1361
Biography: Composer, music theorist and renown poet. Believed to have written the defining treatise on Ars Nova in 1322, after which this musical stylistic period is known. Only 2 poems and 12 motets survive (6 of these are identified as his, and the other 6 are generally regarded as likely to be his). Most
of the motets, like the poems, related to the politics of the time.
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List of choral works
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- O Canenda/Rex quem/Rex regum
- Petre Clemens/Lugentium siccentur/Non est inventus
- Garrit Gallus/In nova fert/Neuma, a 3vv
- Tuba sacre fidei/In arboris/Virgo sum, a 3vv
- Vos quie admiramini/Gratissima virginis/Gaude gloriosa, a 4vv
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Publications
- Ars Nova, 1322
External links
- the Wikipedia entry on Ars Nova