81. New Music Titles - Glasgow University Library Call No. = Music dN624 ERA. Author = ockeghem, johannes, D. 1496? Title = Choral Music. Selections. Title = The ockeghem Collection Sound Recording. http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/Subject/Music/new titles.shtml

Glasgow University Library home skip to main content You are at: home Subjects Music Accessing electronic resources how to access electronic resources how to search electronic resources what is Athens? New Music titles in Glasgow University Library This page lists new books, scores and recordings ordered by the Music Department now available in the Library. The page will be updated on a monthly basis. The current list is for October 2007. Please note that books with 'call numbers', e.g. Music H230 BAK, should now be on the shelf, whereas those without were still being processed when the list was produced. Check the catalogue for up to date information. All new books are displayed for a week on the 'New Books Shelf' on Level 3 before they appear on the main shelves. Details of previous acquisitions can be accessed via new titles 2006 December 2007 November 2007 October 2007 ... January 2007 December 2007 Author = Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1872-1958. Title = Literary Works. Selections.

82. Music 220, Seminar. Reform And Music 1450-1550. Busnois Missa super L homme arme / johannes ockeghem. Romae Societas Universalis Sanctae Ceciliae, 1948. Series title Monumenta polyphoniae liturgicae Sanctae http://sheetmusic.berkeley.edu/courses/Music220/homme-arme.html

University of California, Berkeley, Department of Music Spring 2002, Music 220, Seminar, Monday, 2-5 pm, 242 Morrison Hall Constructing a new ritual context Reform and music: 1450-1600 Mary Kay Duggan , Prof. Syllabus Reserve Book List L'Homme armé Masses Busnois Warmington, "The Ceremony of the Armed Man." In Antoine Busnoys: Method, Meaning, and Context in Late Medieval Music. , ed. Paula Higgins. Oxford University Press, 1999. Music, Reserve, ML410.B9798 A58 1999 General Craig Wright. The Maze and the Warrior: Symbols in Architecture, Theology, and Music. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2001. Music, Reserve, BL325.L3 W75 2001 "Antoine Busnoys and the L'homme armé tradition." TARUSKIN, Richard Journal of the American Musicological Society. Vol. XXXIX/2 (summer 1986) 255-93. Abstract: Evidence and reason point to Busnois's composition as the earliest Missa L'homme armé. A correct interpretation of its mensural proportions reveals Busnois's use of an elaborate array of Pythagorean durational 'harmonies' analogous to those of the consonances. In this array, the number 31 is given central importance; this feature may allude to the 31 members of the Order of the Golden Fleece. Such an array cannot be found in any other L'homme armé Mass, except for the six Naples anonymous Masses, which show astonishing parallels to Busnois's. Busnois's authorship of these six Masses is therefore highly likely. Even Il sera pour vous, the earliest setting of the tune, seems to be by Busnois.

83. Danseyre (1551) : For Four Instruments / 4 Scores And Commentary. - Theodore Fro ockeghem, johannes, (c.14101497.) This motet can be found in the MS Chigiana C VIII 234 in the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana in Rome. http://www.tfront.com/product.php?pid=147771&qstring=Full Scores&qformat=MU&lm1=

84. Dolmetsch Online - Composers Biography O ockeghem, johannes (Jan or Jean) more c.1410 SaintGhislain, Belgium, 6 Feb. 1497 Tours, France, the leading composer of the second generation of the http://www.dolmetsch.com/cdefso.htm

composers biography : O - Oz If any detail is incorrect or incomplete please advise us, using our dictionary amendment form Name Born Died Information Obadiah the proselyte more... Oberstadt, Karl more... Oberthur, Karl more... Obertus, Jacobus (see Obrecht, Jacob) Obouchov, Nicolas more... Oboussier, Robert more... Obradors, Fernando more... Obradovic, Alexander more... Obrecht, Jacob more... 22 Nov. 1458 Ghent, Brussels late Jul. 1505 Ferrara, Italy Flemish composer of the Renaissance. He was the most famous composer of masses in Europe in the late 15th century, only being eclipsed by Josquin Desprez after his death, and in addition wrote many motets and songs Obrovac, Tamara more... Obst, Michael more... Frankfurt, Germany pianist and composes for electroacoustic, instrumental and movie music and also improvises Obukhov, Nicolas more... O'Carolan, Turlough more... Ochoa, Amparo more... Ochoa, Pedro more... Ochs, Siegfried more... Ochs, Volker more... Ockeghem, Johannes (Jan or Jean) more... c.1410 Saint-Ghislain, Belgium 6 Feb. 1497 Tours, France

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Premium Content Register Log In Help ... The Web Advertisement Ockeghem, Johannes Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia Cite This Source Ockeghem, Johannes , c.1410-1497, Flemish composer. Ockeghem is thought to have been a pupil of Gilles Binchois and was definitely taught by Guillaume Dufay. He himself taught Josquin Desprez. He served three kings of France—Charles VII, Louis XI, and Charles VIII—and died at Tours. Considered the leader of the second generation of Flemish composers, he made highly influential contributions to imitative counterpoint in sacred music. Licensed from Columbia University Press Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement About Reference.com Link to Us Contact Us Lexico Publishing Group, LLC

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