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• Works of Carlo Gesualdo in chronological order
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• Works of Tiburtio Massaino in chronological order
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• Works of Orlando di Lasso in chronological order
  ==Works missing from chronological list below== {{#dpl:category=Orlando di Lasso compositions|notcategory=Works with all editions withdrawn
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• Works of Sigismondo d'India in chronological order
  This page shows works of [[Sigismondo d'India]] in chronological order. *[[In principio creavit Deus (Sigismondo d'India)|In principio creavit Deus ]]
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• Works of Giaches de Wert in chronological order
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• Peter Griesbacher
  ===Other sacred works in Latin=== {{#SortWorks:Sacred music&&Works in Latin&&!Masses&&!Motets|cols=2}}
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• Josef Rheinberger
  ==List of choral works== '''Sacred works in German'''
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• Felix Mendelssohn/Automated
  ==Sacred works== ===Sacred works in German===
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• Psalmodiae novae (Johannes Werlin)
  ...:''' PSALMODIAE NOVAE oder Geistlicher Gesänge und Psalmen Davids / welche in rein Evangelischen Kirchen / an Fest-Sonn-Feyr- und Werktagen zu singen / d ==Works List==
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• Eulogodia Sionia (Michael Praetorius)
  ...6. 7. & 8. vocibus, (chorali cumprimis observata,) ita concinnatas, ut tam in choro quam organo, motectarum etiam loco non incommodè usurpari possint''. ==List of Works==
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• Geistlicher Harmonien, erster Teil (Christoph Bernhard)
  ...nal instruments and basso continuo. This collection was printed in Dresden in 1665. The sources that I have used are copies of part books now preserved a ==Works List==
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• Royal Danish Library MS KB 1872
  {{PubDatePlace|1560|in Copenhagen|Manuscript}} ==List of works==
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• Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
  ==List of choral works== ===Sacred works in Latin===
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• Adam Gumpelzhaimer
  [[Image:Adam_Gumpelzhaimer.png|thumb|Adam Gumpelzhaimer, age 63, in 1622]] '''Born:''' 1559 in Trostberg, Bavaria
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• Cantiones natalitiae (Jan Van der Wielen)
  ...itiae 4 & 5 tam vocibus quam instrumentis decantandae (Antwerp, 1665/R1970 in CEMF, xxiv) [[Jan Van der Wielen]] ==List of Works==
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• Newes vollkömliches Gesängbuch (Johann Crüger)
  ...e:''' ''Newes vollkömliches Gesangbuch Augspurgischer Confession, Auff die in der Chur- und Marck Brandenburg Christliche Kirchen'' {{PubDatePlace|1640| in Berlin by Georg Rungen| }}
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• Gesängbuch der Böhmischen Brüder (1544)
  '''Full title:''' ''Ein Gesängbuch der Brüder in Behemen und Merherrn'' {{PubDatePlace|1544|in Nürnberg| }}
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• Josquino della Sala
  ...time. Three works by him were published in different collections in Venice in 1585. ==List of choral works==
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• Hashirim asher leSholomo (Salamone Rossi)
  {{PubDatePlace|1622|(or rather October of the Jewish year 5383) in Venice: Pietro e Lorenzo Bragadino| }} ==List of works==
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• James Gibb
  ==List of choral works== ===Sacred works===
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• Sixteen hymns (Benjamin Milgrove)
  ...they are sung At the Right Honourable The Countess of Huntingdon's Chappel in Bath Set to Music by Benjn. Milgrove. [Book 1st.] Printed and Published Acc ==Works List==
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• Twelve hymns, book 2 (Benjamin Milgrove)
  ...they are sung At the Right Honourable The Countess of Huntingdon's Chappel in Bath Set to Music by Benjn. Milgrove. [Book 2nd.] Printed and Published Acc ==Works List==
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• Canzonette spirituali de diversi a tre voci. Libro primo (Paolo Quagliati)
  {{PubDatePlace|1585|IN ROMA / Appreßo Alessandro Gardano| }} ==List of Works==
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• Hymnodia Sionia (Michael Praetorius)
  ...6. 7. & 8. vocibus, (chorali cumprimis observata,) ita concinnatos, ut tam in choro quam organo, motectarum etiam loco percommode usurpari possint''. ==List of Works==
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• Glogauer Liederbuch
  ...completed by Chr. Väterlein in 1981; a facsimile was published by Garland in 1986 (intro. by Jessie Ann Owens). ==List of Works==
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• The Christian Melodist (Darren Farrer)
  '''Full title:''' ''The Christian Melodist, containing a selection of tunes in the different meters, together with a great variety of sacred songs and hym {{PubDatePlace|1828| in Utica, New York by William Williams| }}
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• Twelve hymns, book 3 (Benjamin Milgrove)
  {{Descr|In addition to the lyric poem, there are actually thirteen hymns.}} ==Works List==
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• Hymns Ancient and Modern, New Standard
  {{PubDatePlace|1983|by Canterbury Press in Norwich, England| }} ...Hymns for Today and More Hymns for Today." Several reprintings, including in 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004.}}
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• Markus Pfandler
  ...stria, studied Church Music at the University of Music and performing arts in Vienna, formally choir master of the Altenburg Boys Choir, Lower Austria. Recently Musician and Psychotherapist in the city of St. Pölten, Lower Austria.
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• Charles Macpherson
  ==List of choral works== ===Sacred works===
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• Tricinia (Paul Kauffmann)
  ...t verstehen/zu besserm nutz und gebrauch/mit Teutschen Weltlichen Texten / in Druck gegeben ==List of Works==
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• Rafael Sales Arantes
  ...red music. He also worked during some years in the restauration of ancient works of the brazilian classical period. Arantes is also bachelor in Odonthology, graduated in 2001.
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• Matthäus Fischer
  ...s he often performed. in 1820 he became director of the choir in Augsburg, in this date also his 6 masses were printed. ==List of choral works==
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• Vier Lieder für eine Alt- oder Baritonstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte Op. 42 (Friedrich Silcher)
  {{PubDatePlace|1846|by G. A. Lumsteeg in Stuttgart| }} ==List of works==
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• Ludwig Senfl
  ...e Emperor Charles V dismissed the musicians, and from 1523 on Senfl stayed in Catholic Munich, nevertheless corresponding extensively with [[Martin Luthe ==List of choral works==
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• Alessandro Stradella
  ...ing composers in Italy in his day and one of the most versatile. He worked in Genoa, Venice and Turin. ...both instrumental and vocal; his surviving instrumental music comprises 27 works, and he wrote 7 operas.
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• 72 Sacred Songs (Ludwig Senfl)
  {{PubDatePlace|1510|–1535, in BSB Mus.ms. 52|Manuscript}} ==List of works==
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• Jeffrey Quick
  ...ty for 22 years, and directs the Latin Mass Schola at St. Sebastian Church in Akron Ohio. ==List of choral works==
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• Johann Feldmayr
  '''Died:''' after 1625, probably in Berchtesgaden ...the Munich Hofkapelle in 1585. In 1593 became a tenor in the ducal chapel in Hechingen
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• Charles Wakefield Cadman
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> '''Born:''' 24 December 1881 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA
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• Compieta concertata a 3-4 voci (Sebastiano Cherici)
  '''First''' {{PubDatePlace|1686|in Bologna: Giacomo Monti|&nbsp;}} ====List of Works====
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• Catechismus (Georg Vogler)
  '''Title:''' Catechismus In außerlesenen Exempeln, kurtzen Fragen, schönen Gesängern, Reymen und Rey {{Descr|22 Georg Vogler works. This book was reprinted in 1628, 1629, 1630, 1638, 1650, and 1652.}}
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• Sechs Lieder für Sopran- oder Tenorstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte Op. 33 (Friedrich Silcher)
  {{PubDatePlace|1840|by H. Laupp in Tübingen|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Josef Ohnewald
  ...rg (1804, "Hoc tempore Rhetorices Studiosus"), he went back to Heuchlingen in 1811, took over his deceased father's Store and became Kapellmeister of the ==List of choral works==
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• Il primo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Giovanni Maria Nanino)
  ...ull title:''' ''Di Gio. Maria Nanino, Maestro di capella in S. M. Maggiore in Roma: Il Primo libro de Madrigale a Cinque voci Nouamente Ristampati'' (157 |1571|1|ca. 1571 in Venice by [[Angelo Gardano]], now lost
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• Pedro Aranaz y Vides
  Born in Tudela, Navarra (Spain). Maestro de Capilla in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, Zaragoza, Zamora and Cuenca. Composed more than 500 works, kept in the Cuenca Cathedral, Montserrat and in the Madrid National Library.
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• Johann Schelle
  ...asschule in Leipzig in 1665 and succeeding [[Sebastian Knüpfer]] as Cantor in 1677. ==List of choral works==
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• Confortativae Sacrae Symphoniacae, Zweiter Theil (Heinrich Hartmann)
  ===Works in the publication=== ==Works at CPDL==
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• Francisco Guerrero
  ==List of choral works== ===Sacred works in Spanish===
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• Raffaele Castielli
  ...ia in July 1950. In 1987 became a Bishop in the same locality and resigned in 1996. ==List of choral works==
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• Il secondo libro di salmi brevi (Giovanni Paolo Colonna)
  ==Works List== :1. {{NoCo|Deus in adjutorium}}
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• Richard Allison
  Described in the frontispiece of his Psalmes of David in meter, 1599, as "a gentleman and a practitioner of music". ==List of choral works==
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• Konrad von Würzburg
  '''Died:''' August 31, 1287 in Basel ...lodies in a 15c ms. in Colmar. A single melody in a Jena ms. (El.f.101) is in a quite different style and highlights the problem of attribution.
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• Joseph Pujol
  ...in the mid 18th Century and the manuscripts for some of his works are held in the library of Barcelona Cathedral ==List of choral works==
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• Chansons musicales esleves de plusieurs livres (Pierre Attaingnant)
  {{PubDatePlace|1535|in Paris by Pierre Attaingnant|&nbsp;}} ==List of Works==
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• Scipione Dentice
  ==List of choral works== ===<big>''Sacred works''</big>===
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• Philippe Duc
  ==List of choral works== ===Sacred works===
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• Canzonette mit dreyen Stimmen
  ...nslation of [[Canzonette a tre voci|an Italian original]], first published in 1597.}} ==List of Works==
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• Promptuarium musicum
  ...ve motetas V. VI. VII. & VIII vocum, e diversis…autoribus, antehac nunquam in Germania editis… . Collectore Abrahamo Schadaeo…'' {{PubDatePlace|1611|by K. Kieffer in Strasbourg.|&nbsp;}}
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• César Franck
  ==List of choral works== ===In Latin===
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• Laudario di Cortona
  {{PubDatePlace|ca. 1270| in Cortona, Italy|Manuscript}} ...Academy of Cortona, Girolamo Mancini, who added it to the Cortona library, in which it is currently kept." [https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laudario_di_Cor
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• Johann Staudenhecht
  ...bly active as a boy chorister in Munich in the 1590s. Only known works are in D-Mbs Mus.ms. 3066 ==List of choral works==
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• Thomas Mancinus
  {{Aliases|Thomas Menckin; Thomas Mencken}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> '''Born:''' 1550 in Schwerin, Duchy of Mecklenburg
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• Ghirardo da Panico
  ...rrán, Adonai_con_voi, see link below). His only known works were published in [[Filippo Azzaiolo]]'s primo and terzo libro, respectively. ==List of choral works==
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• Martin Böttger
  1965-1970 study of physics in Dresden; working in different professions;
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• The New Carmina Sacra (Lowell Mason)
  ...in Boston by Wilkins, Carter and Company; also published by Mason Brothers in New York|&nbsp;}} ...1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1869. Editions in 1856-1857 labeled "New Edition."}}
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• Symphoniae sacrae I, Op. 6 (Heinrich Schütz)
  '''First''' {{PubDatePlace|1629|in Venice|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Harmonia Cœlestis
  ...ly Collected from the Greatest Masters in Europe, and Never Before Printed in America''. {{PubDatePlace|1799|by Andrew Wright, in Northampton, Massachusetts, 80 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• The Essex Harmony (Jacob Kimball)
  '''Full Title:''' ''The Essex Harmony: An Original Composition, in Three or Four Parts''. |1800|1|by Henry Ranlet in Exeter, New Hampshire, 112 pp.
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• Giovanni Bonaventura Matucci
  ...acher at the Florence Cathedral in 1744, and succeeded him after his death in 1757. ==List of choral works==
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• The Hymns used at the Magdalen Chapel
  {{PubDatePlace|1775|in London by Henry Thorowgood|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Constantijn Huygens
  ==List of choral works== {{#SortWorks:Works in Latin|cols=4}}
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• Andrew Malton
  ...ord, England. Educated in Ontario, Canada. PhD (Toronto) 1990. Still alive in 2013. ==List of choral works==
  507 bytes (57 words) - 01:15, 23 October 2022
• Six Part-Songs for SATB (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
  ==List of works== # {{NoCo|In a harbour grene}} (R. Wever)
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• Maurice Besly
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ==List of choral works==
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• Alfonso Ganassi
  ...tellini]]. His only surviving works are a bare handful of pieces published in multi-composer collections. ==List of choral works==
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• Gilbert Banester
  ...Royal in 1475 and Master of the its choristers in 1478. Works are included in the [[Eton Choirbook]] and [[Fayrfax Manuscript]]. ==List of choral works==
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• Patterson's Church Music (Robert Patterson)
  ...ull Title:''' '' Patterson’s Church Music, containing the plain tunes used in divine worship, by the churches of the Western Country''. ...bDatePlace|1813|by Browne and Looker in Cincinnati, Ohio, 53 pp. Reprinted in 1815.|&nbsp;}}
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• Eduard Grell
  '''Born:''' 6 November 1800 in Berlin '''Died:''' 10 August 1886 in Steglitz
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• Galician chant
  ...s to the Ukrainian region "Halychyna", not to the Spanish "Galicia"). Like in [[Kievan chant|Kievan]] or [[Znamenny chant]], Galician chant uses the syst ==List of works==
  691 bytes (84 words) - 18:36, 18 July 2021
• Thomas Ebdon
  ...phy:''' Born in Durham. Made Organist, Durham Cathedral, in 1763, and died in office. ==List of choral works==
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• Fábio Soldá
  ...pieces for flute and orchestra. Despite being a contemporary composer, his works are more oriented for the classical style, without the musical innovations ...post-graduated in Logistics by the University of São Paulo, and currently works as business consultant and software developer.
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• Ignaz Reimann
  ..., studied at the teachers' school in Breslau and was the director of choir in a little village called Rengersdorf. ...y are easy but pleasing and have a sense of melody. For these reasons, his works were widely performed and were loved by his singers and directors.
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• Manfred Hößl
  ...hoessl.de}}. There are also many other works there for free download. Most works are from the 19th century, with sources written with Finale. ==List of choral works==
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• Louis Lewandowski
  ...n, and spent his career in Berlin were he became director of the Synagogue in 1840. ==List of choral works==
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• Juan Escribano
  ...t of his output is unknown: the only surviving sacred works, all contained in Vatican manuscripts, are a ''Magnificat sexti toni'', settings of the Lamen ==List of choral works==
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• Matthias Keller
  ...ee in 1869. His compositions include an assortment of small works. He died in Boston. ==List of choral works==
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• Missae quatuor cum quatuor vocibus (Pierre Clereau)
  {{PubDatePlace|1554|in Paris by [[Nicolas Du Chemin]]|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Pieter Hellendaal
  ''Dutch composer naturalized in England, most particularly in East Anglia and in Cambridge. He had a son of the same name.'' ==List of choral works==
  527 bytes (59 words) - 19:38, 18 July 2021
• Johann Benedict Mauricio
  ...nd wrote a funeral song for his brother-in-law and friend Johann Volckamer in 1660. ==List of choral works==
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• The New Haven Collection of Sacred Music
  ...entlemen for the Promotion of Classical Sacred Music in the United Society In New Haven. To which is Prefixed a Concise Introduction to Psalmody, for the {{PubDatePlace|1818|by Daniel Mann in Dedham, Massachusetts, 144 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Philip Lawton
  ''British Composer. Born in Wiltshire. Studied in London. Lives in Berlin.'' ==List of choral works==
  565 bytes (65 words) - 01:59, 23 October 2022
• Sperindio Bertoldi
  {{Aliases|Sperindio Bertoldo|Sper'in Dio Bertoldo}} '''Born:''' c.1530 in Modena
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• The Providence Selection (Oliver Shaw)
  '''Full Title:''' ''The Providence Selection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, in Two Parts.'' {{PubDatePlace|1815|in Dedham, Massachusetts, by H. Mann and Company|&nbsp;}}
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• Antoine de Mornable
  ...s voice broke. Besides latin & Huguenot church music, 43 chansons appeared in various anthologies. ==List of choral works==
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• Kellow John Pye
  ...irector of the Academy in 1868 and was also a MusB. Among his instrumental works are "Three melodies for flute & piano". ==List of choral works==
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• Geistliche Madrigal mit 4. und 5. Stimmen (Gabriel Möhlich)
  {{PubDatePlace|1619|in Leipzig|&nbsp;}} ==List of Works==
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• Standard Anthems Vol 3
  {{PubDatePlace|1917|-1918 by H. W. Gray in New York.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• The Methodist Harmonist
  ...dist Hymn-Book, and Designed for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States. To Which Is Added a Choice Selection of Anthems and Piec |1823|1|in New York by N. Bangs and T. Mason
  874 bytes (128 words) - 07:08, 19 November 2023
• Melchior Vulpius
  '''Born:''' c. 1570 in Wasungen '''Died:''' 7 August 1615 in Weimar
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• Bernardino Mosto
  ==List of choral works== '''Madrigals in Italian for five voices'''
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• Cipriano de Rore
  *For works at '''{{CPDL}}''' sorted '''alphabetically''' by title, see {{CiteCat|Cipri ...ks at '''{{CPDL}}''' sorted by '''Language, Genre''' and '''date''', see [[Works of Cipriano de Rore sorted by language and genre]]</div>
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• Paul Ambrose
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ''(Note: For 48 years (1886-1934), Ambrose lived and worked in New York and New Jersey.)''
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• Stefano Filippini
  '''Born:''' 1601 in Rimini '''Died:''' 4 Nov 1690 in Rimini
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• Sampson II
  ...whose works are featured in the [[Royal 11 E. xi]] manuscript in produced in 1516 for the court of King Henry VIII. ==List of choral works==
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• El Códice del Convento del Carmen
  ...armen, now in Mexico's ''Distrito Federal''. A transcription was published in 1952.}} ==List of works==
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• François Verhelst
  '''Born:''' 1853 in Lier, Belgium ...ained in Rome a doctorate in philosophy (1877), and in Leuven a licenciate in physical sciences.
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• Arie Fokkens
  ...to 20st Century. From then on, his interest in composing grew. Some of his works have been performed by the Domcatorij. ...s of his life, Arie was working as a graphic designer with a main interest in {{w|typography}} and incorporated this into musical typesetting.
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• The Rural Harmony (Jacob Kimball)
  '''Full Title:''' ''The Rural Harmony, Being an Original Composition, In Three or Four Parts, For the Use of Singing Schools and Musical Adademies'' {{PubDatePlace|1793|by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews in Boston, 111 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Rolando Mastrulli
  ...Museum in Troia and was chaplain at the Casa di riposo "S.Giovanni di Dio" in Troia. ==List of choral works==
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• Musica super Threnos Jeremiae Prophetae (Tiburtio Massaino)
  ==Works included== ||1 || [[Feria V in coena Domini (Tiburtio Massaino)|Feria V]]|| 5||SATTB || 3 Lessons, ''Bened
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• Christoph Koscielny
  '''Born:''' 1979, in Poland Christoph Koscielny is organist and choirmaster in St. Korbinian in Munich.
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• Damir Bunoza
  ...a secondary school in Mostar, graduated in conducting at the Music Academy in Sarajevo. As an end-course presentation, he directed the Sarajevo Philharmo ==List of choral works==
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• John Sheppard
  ==List of choral works== =={{flag|Latin}} Latin works==
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• Liber mottetorum quatuor vocum (Ivo de Vento)
  '''Title:''' LIBER MOTTETORUM / QUATUOR VOCUM, NUNC PRI- / MUM IN LUCEM EDITUS ==List of Works==
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• The Christian Minstrel (Jesse Aikin)
  ...of Psalm Tunes, Anthems, and Chants, Selected from the Most Popular Works in Europe and America, Designed for the Use of Churches, Singing-Schools, and ==List of works==
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• José Durán
  ...ntry in Grove's dictionary of music. There is a manuscript of his Miserere in the [[Música Colonial Archive]]. ==List of choral works==
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• William Crisp
  ...cribed in his only publication as "of Toft's Monk in Norfolk, near Beccles in Suffolk. His circumstances are unknown'' ==List of choral works==
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• Pietro Antonio Bianco
  ''Probably educated in Venice. Appointed a singer in the Graz Hofkapelle, 1578, and Hofkapellmeister there from 1595 until his d ==List of choral works==
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• James L. Sarsteiner
  ...s and more recently has produced an (as yet modest) number of short choral works. ==List of choral works==
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• Peter Reid
  ...the University of Edinburgh to complete a BMus/Mus Tech (HONS) and an MSc in Digital Composition and Performance. ==List of choral works==
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• Standard Anthems Vol 2
  {{PubDatePlace|1917|-1918 by H. W. Gray in New York.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Standard Anthems Vol 4
  {{PubDatePlace|1917|-1918 by H. W. Gray in New York.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• John Henry Maunder
  ...producing sacred works for the Anglican church. He held posts as organist in several London churches. His cantata 'Olivet to Calvary' has remained popul ==List of choral works==
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• Rabindranath Tagore
  ...es. He became Asia's first Nobel laureate when he won the 1913 Nobel Prize in Literature. ==Settings of his poetic works==
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• Fasciculi aliquot sacrarum cantionum (Orlando di Lasso)
  ...m cantionum cum quatuor quinque sex & octo vocibus antea quidem separata … in unum corpus redacti '''First''' {{PubDatePlace|1582|in Nuremberg: Gerlach.|&nbsp;}}
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• Liber primus motectorum (Sigismondo d'India)
  {{PubDatePlace|1627|by Alexandrum Vincentium in Venice.|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Piero Benedetti
  '''Born:''' 1585 in Florence '''Died:''' 14 July 1649 in Florence
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• Harmonia Ecclesiae (Jesse Aikin)
  {{PubDatePlace|1853|by the Editor in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|&nbsp;}} ...inating clefs. Usually four staffs: Treble, Alto, Tenor, Bass, with melody in the Tenor.}}
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• Johannes Bierreige
  ...kalischer Kirchfreu(n)d''. Deutsches Musikgeschichtliches Archiv cites him in its catalogue, but the files are as yet not online. ==List of choral works==
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• William Mineard Bennett
  ...oving to Bath in 1806 to study with [[Venanzio Rauzzini]] (whom he painted in that year).'' ==List of choral works==
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• Thomas Campbell (composer)
  Born in Sheffield, Yorkshire in 1800, died in Sheffield in 1876. ==List of choral works==
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• Harmonia Sacra (Henry Purcell)
  '''Title:''' {{Sc|Harmonia Sacra}} / or / Select {{Sc|Anthems}} / In SCORE / for one. two. and three Voices ==Works List==
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• James Brooks
  ...r the theatre and pleasure gardens. In the latter years he was also active in London'' ==List of choral works==
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• The Athenaeum Collection (Horace Waters)
  {{PubDatePlace|1863|by Horace Waters in New York, New York|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Johann Sebastian Bach/Automation
  <!--Note. These dpl statements would be replaced by SortWorks functions in the case this sub-page is moved to the composer page.--> ==<big>Works in German</big>==
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• Alessandro de Milleville
  '''Born:''' 1521 in Paris '''Died:''' 1589 in Ferrara
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• Johannes Leisentritt
  '''Born:''' May 1527 in Olmütz (Czech) '''Died:''' 24 November 1586 in Bautzen (Germany)
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• John Sutton
  ...He was a fellow of Magdalen College at Oxford in 1476, and of Eton College in 1477. ==List of choral works==
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• The Northern Harmony (Abraham Maxim)
  ...6 (E. Goodale in Hallowell, Maine), 242 pp. Fifth Edition 1819 (E. Goodale in Hallowell), 128+8+4 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Alfonso de Troya
  ...l in Rome from 1497 to his death in 1516. Three of his compositions appear in the [[Cancionero de Palacio]] (1505). ==List of choral works==
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• Jacob Meiland
  ..."if Lasso had passed away, Meiland could be regarded his heir" (in a poem in Meiland's collection [[Sacrae aliquot cantiones (Jacob Meiland)|Sacrae aliq ==List of choral works==
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• The Meridian Harmony (Zedekiah Sanger)
  {{PubDatePlace|1808|by H. Mann in Dedham, Massachusetts, 112 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• The Vermont Harmony (Uri Hill)
  {{PubDatePlace|1801|by Andrew Wright in Northampton, Massachusetts, 79 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Daniel Friderici
  ==List of choral works== ===1. Sacred Works in Latin for Two Voices (Bicinia)===
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• R. Chirbury
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...c, straightforward, and contain minor notational anomalies, otherwise rare in the manuscript.
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• Musicalisches Gesängbuch (Georg Christian Schemelli)
  ...treiche, sowohl alte als neue Lieder und Arien, mit wohlgesetzen Melodien, in Discant und Baß, befindlich sind; vornemlich denen Evangelischen Gemeinen {{PubDatePlace|1736|in Leipzig by Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf|&nbsp;}}
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• Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VI (Jacobus Clemens non Papa)
  ...cum quinque vocibus. Ad imitationem moduli, Caro mea, condita, nunc primum in luce edita. Autore D. Clemente Non Papa. Tomus VI. {{PubDatePlace|1557|in Leuven by [[Pierre Phalèse]]|&nbsp;}}
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• Select Harmony (Oliver Brownson)
  ...783|by unknown publisher in Hartford, Connecticut, 84 pp. Further editions in 1784, 1785, and 1790.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• The Musical Medley (Daniel Peck)
  {{PubDatePlace|1808|by H. Mann in Dedham, Massachusetts, 103 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Koning Manuscript
  ...text for an antiphon, songs without musical notation, and spiritual poetry in Latin and Middle Dutch, and has been enriched with a number of illustration ==List of works==
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• Samuel Besler
  ...re written in a rather simple style. His later works are more contrapuntal in form. His four Passions of 1612 can be seen as forerunners of the style as ==List of choral works==
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• Wenzel Müller
  ...became one of the most important venues in Viennese musical life. He died in Baden bei Wien. ...e composed what is falsely known as [[Mozart]]'s "Twelfth Mass", the Missa in G major K Anh.232 (C1.04).
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• Antiphonale Marianum (Valentin Rathgeber)
  Monasterii Banthensis Ord. S. Benedicti in Franconia Professo Patriâ Ober-Elsbacensi.<br> ==Works List==
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• Carl Ludwig Drobisch
  Lived in München. Wrote in a good, classicistic style. ==List of choral works==
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• Loyset Piéton
  ...orks appeared mainly in Venice by Antonio Gardano and Girolamo Scotto, and in Roman or Florentine manuscripts. ==List of choral works==
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• Kievan chant
  This section covers East European church music in the Kyivan style (Київский Розспів) which cannot be attribut ==List of choral works==
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• The Oriental Harmony (Abraham Maxim)
  {{PubDatePlace|1802|by Henry Ranlet in Exeter, New Hampshire, 56 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Bartolomeo Montalbano
  ...unders of modern violin technique for scoring sinfonias for a violin tuned in fifths'' ==List of choral works==
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• Cancioneiro de Elvas
  ...icologist Manuel Joaquim. It was copied in the 16th century and is divided in two parts: *The first part is musical: contains 65 works of polyphonic (3 voices) secular music from Portugal and Spain. The poems u
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• Henry William LeMessurier
  ...in 1848 in Saint John's, Newfoundland, and got married to Elizabeth Arnott in 1872. ==List of choral works==
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• Messa pro defunctis a quattro voci pari (Giovanni Matteo Asola)
  ...... novamente stampata & data in luce, si vis etiam alterum canere chorum in secundo volumine quaerito, a quattro voci. {{PubDatePlace|1576|in Venice by [[Angelo Gardano]]|&nbsp;}}
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• Georg Valentin Röder
  ...the court in München. In 1842 was director of music in Altötting. Composed in a classical style. ==List of choral works==
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• William Hubert Dixon
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...Society. He died in Kilmarnock. He composed a cantata, organ works, piano works, and part-songs.
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• Daniel Rouwkema
  '''Born:''' 02 February 1974 in Holland ==List of choral works==
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• Litaneien, op. 18 (Franz Bühler)
  ==Works List== 1. Lytaniae in Es<br>
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• Antonio Ripa
  ...ing the priesthood, he became maestro de capilla in Saragossa, and finally in Sevilla.'' ==List of choral works==
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• Luigi Bordèse
  '''Born:''' 1815 in Naples (Napoli) '''Died:''' 1886 in Paris
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• Juan de Anchieta
  ...icola]] and [[Marbrianus de Orto]]. He retired from the Charles V's chapel in 1519. On stylistic grounds 12 works (including 4 passions in ''Passionarium Toletanum'' (1516)) have been added to the 16 secure attribu
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• Musae Sioniae, neundter Theil (Michael Praetorius)
  {{PubDatePlace|1610|in Helmstedt.|&nbsp;}} ==List of Works==
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• Artur C. Ferdinand
  ...6. Lebensjahr Intrumentalunterricht (Flöte, Violine, Piano) und Mitwirkung in verschiedenen Chören und Vokalensembles. Leitung des "Vokalquintett Reutli ==List of choral works==
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• John R. Dunham
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...gion. He died in Ottawa, Illinois. His compositions were small pedagogical works.
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• Francesco Passarini
  ...astery of Bologna. He also worked as maestro di cappella in several cities in Northern Italy. '' ==List of choral works==
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• Jacques-Louis Battmann
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> '''Born:''' 25 August 1818 in Masevaux, France
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• Samuel Scheidt
  ...areer in Halle, traveling only to study with [[Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck]] in Amsterdam during 1607-1609. ==List of choral works==
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• João Rodrigues Esteves
  ...e country and worked the remainder of his life in Lisbon a master of music in the Basilica de Santa Maria Maior. ==List of choral works==
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• Hartker Antiphonary
  {{Descr|Manuscript from the monastery of St. Gallen, containing music in Gregorian style.}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Glenn O'Brien
  Glenn O'Brien is an Australian, born in Melbourne but now living in Launceston. Although he has sung in choirs since 2005, it wasn't until 2010 that he first attempted to arrange
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• The Virginia Harmony (Clayton and Carrell)
  ...New and Choice Selection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Anthems and Set Pieces, in Three or Four Parts, Some of Which Have Been Never Before Published. Prepar {{PubDatePlace|1831|by Samuel H. Davis in Winchester, Virginia|&nbsp;}}
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• Leo non Papa
  ...r 1). Signed the same name in P. in B.B. W37, also in B. Proske MS 891 and in B. Br. (from the ''Biographisch-bibliographisches Quellen-Lexikon'') ==List of choral works==
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• Jacotin Frontin
  ...sers with similar names. Those most likely by Jacotin Frontin were praised in their time "for their admirable ease, sweetness, and vocal plenitude" (Grov ==List of choral works==
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• William Mason (1829-1908)
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...umerous pedagogical works for piano and composed many piano works. He died in New York City.
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• Jan Roh
  ''Called himself "Jan Roh" in Bohemian, "Cornu" in Latin and "Johann Horn" in German'' ==List of choral works==
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• Magnificat octo tonorum (Ludwig Senfl)
  {{Descr|A collection of [[Magnificat]] settings by Senfl in all eight tones. All eight settings set only the even-numbered verses.}} ==List of works==
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• Blasius Praeruptus
  ==List of choral works== *Alleluia. Non in solo pane vivit homo (TTB)
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• Alfonso Fontanelli
  ==List of choral works== ===Secular madrigals in Italian for five voices===
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• American Harmony (Oliver Holden)
  ...sts, Funerals, and Other Occasions, Together with a Number of Psalm Tunes, in Three and Four Parts, The Whole Entirely New'' {{PubDatePlace|1792|by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews in Boston, 32 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Di Jacobo Peetrino il Primo Libro del Iubilo di S. Bernardo
  {{PubDatePlace|1588|IN ROMA / ([[Simone Verovio]]?)|&nbsp;}} ==List of Works==
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• Andris Solims
  ...a, too (during his studies there). He often has to harmonize choral scores in Latin, Latvian or Polish for use by the choir during the worships. Some of ==List of choral works==
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• The Delights of Harmony, or Union Compiler (Stephen Jenks)
  {{PubDatePlace|1806|by H. Mann in Dedham, Massachusetts, 48 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Richard Mower
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> Flourished ca. 1450-1470. Represented by two works in the Ritson Manuscript
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• Agostino Masera
  ''Maybe born in 1570 and died in 1610.'' ==List of choral works==
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• Johann Stephan
  ...e 53 organ players invited 1595 to play the new organ in the castle church in Groningen. ==List of choral works==
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• Atie Bernet
  ...married Frans Bernet, a Dutch pianist and since 2008 they live in Sweden, in Hällefors. ...selling her own works in the private area. Later on compositions were sold in countries as Spain, Germany and Sweden.
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• Alexander B. Morton
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...llegheny County, Pennsylvania, and in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. He died in Connellsville.
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• Ercole Pasquini
  ...nist in Ferrara, where his pupils were the sisters Aleotti, and ultimately in Rome. The cause of his death is known (insanity); the date remains uncertai ==List of choral works==
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• Psalmi integri a quatuor vocibus (Amadio Freddi)
  ...salmi integri quatuor vocibus cum basso ad organum. Auctore Amadeo Freddo, in cathedrali Tarvisina Musico Praefecto. ==List of Works==
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• Bernhard Hahn
  He was the director of the choir in the dome of Breslau. Wrote church music in a romatic style. ==List of choral works==
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• Vincenzo Giovannoni
  Maestro di capella at San Lorenzo in Damaso in the mid-17th century. Teacher of [[Matteo Simonelli]]. ==List of choral works==
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• Columbian Harmony (William Moore)
  ...g societies: and lastly the anthems selected from the most eminent authors in America''. {{PubDatePlace|1825|by Morgan, Lodge, and Fisher in Cincinnati, Ohio, 200 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Oliver
  ...ther music had been copied. Although they are all in score, they have more in common stylistically with the second-layer music than with the first-layer ==Works==
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• Robert Creighton
  The entry in [[Cathedral Music, Volume 2 (William Boyce)]] reads: ...Bishop of Bath and Wells, who had been with King Charles the Second, while in Exile.
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• The Middlesex Collection of Sacred Harmony (Daniel Belknap)
  {{PubDatePlace|1802|by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews in Boston, 111 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Gustave Charpentier
  :''Not to be confused with [[Charpentier (disambiguation)|other Charpentiers]].'' '''Born:''' 25 June 1860 in Dieuze (Lorrain)
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• Madrigali a sei voci (Jan Tollius)
  ==List of Works== :1. {{NoCo|Ardo in un tempo e aggiaccio}}
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• Novum opus musicum (Sixt Dietrich)
  {{PubDatePlace|1544|in Wittenberg by [[Georg Rhau]]|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Česlovas Sasnauskas
  '''Born:''' 10 June 1867 in Kapčamiestis '''Died:''' 5 January 1916 in Saint Petersburg
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• Select Harmony (Daniel Bayley)
  {{PubDatePlace|1784|by Daniel Bayley in Newburyport, Massachusetts, 184 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Joannes Schelvius
  ...lesiaticarum Cantionum, collected and printed by Tyleman Susato in Antwerp in 1553.'' ==List of choral works==
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• Dominico Guami
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> '''Born:''' 8 December 1583 in Lucca
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• Francesco Antonio Vallotti
  ...he became an organist at St. Antonio in Padua,and maestro di capella there in 1730, serving until his death. Best known for his system of well temperamen ==List of choral works==
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• The Psalm Singer's Companion (Eliakim Doolittle)
  {{PubDatePlace|1806|by Author in New Haven, Connecticut, 48 pp.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• The American Harmony (Nehemiah Shumway)
  '''Full Title:''' ''The American Harmony, Containing, in a Concise Manner, the Rules of Singing, Together with a Collection of Psalm {{PubDatePlace|1793|by John McCullough in Philadelphia, 212 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• David Sulcius
  '''Born:''' 1565 in Radeberg David Sulcius was a teacher at the Gymnasium (secondary school) in Zittau (Saxonia). A former teacher there was [[Christoph Demantius]].
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• Menegali
  ...rchenmusik in Breslau und Berliner Singakademie''. (source: Robert Eitner, in ''Biographisch-Bibliographisches Quellen-Lexikon der Musiker…'') ==List of choral works==
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• Samuel Rüling
  '''Born:''' 1586 in Groitzsch, near Leipzig ...Dresden. In 1615 he applied for the position of deacon at the Frauenkirche in Dresden, where Schütz and his wife belonged to. His compositions were neve
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• Motectorum quinque vocum, Liber primus (Jan Tollius)
  ==List of Works== *{{NoCo|In odorem unguentorum}}
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• Berthold Wassmer
  '''Born:''' 29 January 1886 in St. Blasien (Schwarzwald=South Germany) '''Died:''' 11 September 1969 in Ettlingen (Baden)
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• A Collection of Chants (Benjamin Carr)
  ...le:''' ''A Collection of Chants & Tunes for the use of Episcopal Churches, in the city of Philadelphia'' {{PubDatePlace|1816|by Benjamin Carr in Philadelphia, 62 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Christian Ludwig Boxberg
  * Born in Sondershausen (Thüringen) * Died in Görlitz
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• Basil Harwood
  ==List of choral works== *''Morning and Evening services in E minor and A flat major''
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• Arthur Berridge
  ...ondon as a private teacher of music and toured Europe as organist. He died in St. Marylebone, London. His compositions include church music, many hymns, ==List of choral works==
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• Henry Knight
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...sic, organ works, part songs and folk song arrangements. Many of his organ works were popular with harmonium players.
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• Psalmodia vespertina volans (Agostino Steffani)
  ==List of works== :5. {{NoCo|In exitu}}
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• Nicolas Payen
  '''Died:''' February 1559 in Brussels (WP:de); or after April 24 in Madrid (NG) ...1556 he succeeded [[Cornelius Canis]] as ''maestro de capilla''. Surviving works number 12 motets and 5 chansons.
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• W. Gorzelniawski
  '''Born:''' 1872, in Kostrzyn Wielkopolski, Poland '''Died:''' 23.05.1929, in Lodz, Poland
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• Misse Obrecht (Jacob Obrecht)
  {{PubDatePlace|1503|in Venice by [[Ottaviano Petrucci]]|&nbsp;}} ==List of works==
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• Psalmody in miniature (Aaron Williams)
  '''Title:''' Psalmody in miniature *1st edition: ''Psalmody in miniature, book I, containing the tenor and bass of all the tunes.''
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• The Baltimore Collection of Church Music
  {{PubDatePlace|1792|by John Hagerty in Baltimore, Maryland.|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Johann Mayr
  ...of his one extant work as "Frisingensi Parocho Jarzensi", (Pastor of Jarz in the diocese of Freising) ==List of choral works==
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• D'Incerto
  ''d'Incerto'' is quite a common composers 'name' in many collections of Italian Renaissance music, to indicate ==List of choral works==
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• Pedro Nolasco Estrada Aristondo
  A late 18th Century Guatemalan composer, some of whose works are preserved in the [[Música Colonial Archive]]. ==List of choral works==
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• Sacred Harmony (Benjamin Carr)
  {{PubDatePlace|1803|in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by Carr and Schetky|&nbsp;}} ...of Sacred Music: Benjamin Carr and Early Nineteenth Century Catholic Music in Philadelphia''. U. S. Catholic Historian 30(4):21-37.
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• Josef Rudolf Schachner
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...nclude an oratorio, piano concerti, piano pieces, songs and other assorted works.
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• Sheryngham
  ...ngham''' is known only from the attribution of the two pieces below, found in the [[Fayrfax Manuscript]]. ==List of choral works==
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• Samuel A. Ward
  ...by Katharine Lee Bates. However, Ward never met Bates, and he died in 1903 in Newark. ==List of choral works==
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• Emil Adamič
  ...influences included Romanticism, Impressionism, and Expressionism. He died in Ljubljana. ==List of choral works==
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• Marcos Coelho Neto
  ...Gratiae'', one of the most renowned works of the Brazilian Colonial music. In the light of new researches, he is being credited most of the manuscripts t ==List of choral works==
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• Santiago Lichius
  German composer and catholic priest, began his religious work in Argentina in 1900. ==List of choral works==
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• Charles Nixon
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...d published a number of choral works. His works received favorable reviews in journals at the time.
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• Orazio Tarditi
  ...his service at Faenza Cathedral where he had gone in 1647 until his death in January of 1677. ==List of choral works==
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• Kitty Brazelton
  ....S., in Canada and in Europe, releasing six recordings of her work. D.M.A. in composition, Columbia University 1994, she is Composer/Professor at Benning ==List of choral works==
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• The Columbian Sacred Harmonist (Oliver Shaw)
  {{PubDatePlace|1808|by Herman Mann in Dedham, Massachusetts|&nbsp;}} ==Works at CPDL==
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• Richard Farrant
  The entry in [[Cathedral Music, Volume 1 (William Boyce)]] reads: ...isters there. In 1580 he resign'd his Place in the Royal Chapels, and died in 1585.[sic]
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• Melchior Schramm
  '''Born:''' c. 1553 in Münsterberg (Silesia) '''Died:''' 6 September 1619 in Offenburg (Baden)
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• Giulio Severino
  '''Died:''' 1583 in Madrid He was probably born in or near Naples and was mainly known as lutenist.
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• Oliver Stoning
  {{Aliases|}}<!-- Full names in category form, not last name first, delimited by a pipe (|) --> ...was vicar of St Mary’s, Lichfield, in 1548–1553 and was buried at Wantage in 1560.
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• Guillaume Dufay
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• Responsoria in processione Corporis Domini, Op. 10b (Johann Nepomuk Ahle)
  '''Title:''' Responsoria in processione Corporis Domini, Op. 10b ==Works==
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• Delafont
  ''fl. 1545 - 1550. Known only from a handful of attributions in chanson anthologies.'' ==List of choral works==
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• The American Musical Magazine (Daniel Read)
  ...d to Contain A Great Variety of Approved Music Carefully Selected from the Works of best American and Foreign Masters''. {{PubDatePlace|1786|by Amos Doolittle and Daniel Read in New Haven, Connecticut, 50 pp.|&nbsp;}}
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• Al Piantadosi
  '''Born:''' July 18, 1884 in New York City '''Died:''' April 8, 1955 in Encino, California
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• Agnaldo Baêta
  Brazilian composer born in Conselheiro Lafaiete, in Minas Gerais state. ==List of choral works==
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• Thomas Adams
  ...ch of Saint Alban the Martyr in Holborn (London) from 1888 until his death in 1918. He was a prolific composer of hymns, anthems, oratorios, and organ mu ==List of choral works==
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• Missae tres cum quatuor vocibus ad imitationem modulorum (Le Roy and Ballard)
  ...anne Maillard, Claudio Goudimel, cum quatuor vocibus condita & nunc primum in lucem aeditae, ad imitationem modulorum {{PubDatePlace|1558|in Paris by [[Adrien Le Roy]] and Robert Ballard|&nbsp;}}
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