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HIGH RENAISSANCE  (c.1520 - c.1620)


BRITAIN
 
   
Richard Allison *
     fl.1580–1610  w
instrumental The Batchelar's Delight  (by 1599)
De la tromba pavin
John Bennet
     c.1575–after 1614
   
William Byrd
     1539/40–1623
  Mass for five voices
Mass for four voices
Thomas Campion
     1567–1620
   
Robert Carver
     c.1485–c.1570
     (Scotland)
   
Francis Cutting *
     c.1550–1595/6
   
John Danyel *
     c.1564–1626
   
John Farmer
     c.1570–c.1601
   
Alfonso Ferrabosco the Elder
     1543–1588
     (born in Italy)
   
Alfonso Ferrabosco the Younger
     c.1575–1628
   
Thomas Ford
     c.1580–1648
   
Giles Farnaby
     c.1563–1640
   
John Dowland
     1563–1626
   
Anthony Holborne
     c.1545–1602
   
John Johnson *
     c.1545–1594
   
Robert Jones *
     c.1577–1617
   
Thomas Morley
     1557/8–1602
   
William Mundy *
     c.1526–1591
   
Peter Philips
     c.1560–1628
     (settled in Flanders)
   
Thomas Robinson *
     c.1560–after 1609
   
John Sheppard
     c.1515–1558
   
Thomas Simpson *
     1582–1628?
   
Thomas Tallis
     c.1505–1585
  Spem in alium
Lamentations of Jeremiah
Christopher Tye
     c.1505–c.1572
   
Thomas Weelkes
     1576–1623
   
Robert White
     c.1538–1574
   
John Wilbye
     1574–1638
   

FLANDERS
 
   
Jacques Arcadelt
     1504/5–1568  w

     (settled in Italy, France)
mass  
motet Ave Maria
chanson Ahime, dov'è 'l bel viso  (by 1539)
Ancidetemi pur, grievi martiri
  (by 1539)
Il bianco e dolce cigno  (by 1539)
Margot labourez les vignes  (by 1554)
La pastorella mia  (1554)
Quand'io pens'al martire
Eustace du Caurroy *
     1549–1609
   
Pierre Certon
     c.1510/20–1572
   
Jacob Clemens (non Papa)
     c.1510/5–1555/6
   
Guillaume Costeley *
     1530/1–1606
   
Thomas Crecquillon *
     c.1505–1557
   
Claude Gervaise *
     fl. c.1540–c.1560
   
Nicolas Gombert
     c.1495–c.1560
   
Claude Goudimel *
     c.1514/20–1572
   
Clément Janequin
     c.1485–1558
   
Orlande de Lassus
     1530/2–1594
   
Claude Le Jeune
     1528/30–1600
   
Pierre de Manchicourt *
     c.1510–1564
   
Philippe de Monte
     1521–1603
   
Pierre Passereau
     fl. 1509–1547
   
Pierre Phalèse *
     c.1510–c.1575
   
Cipriano de Rore
     1515/6–1565
   
Claude de Sermisy
     c.1490–1562
   
Tielman Susato *
     c.1500–c.1562
   
Giaches de Wert
     1535–1596
   
Adrian Willaert
     c.1490–1562
   

FRANCE
 
   
Adrien le Roy
     c.1520–1598
vocal  
guitar Branle de Bourgogne 16
Branle gay
  (by 1551)
Thoinot Arbeau
     1520–1595  w
dance Orchésographie  (1588)
     Belle qui tiens ma vie
     Branle d'Escosse
     Chevaulx

     Jouissane vous donneray
Malte  (1568)
Pierre Attaingnant
     c.1494–1551/2  w
dance Branle gay
La Brosse
La Magdelena

Tourdion, Pavane and Galliarde  (by 1529)

GERMANY
 
   
Elias Ammerbach *
     c.1530–1597  w
organ Ein kurzer Dantz
Passamezzo antico
Wer das Töchterlein haben
Johann Eccard
     1553–1611
   
Hans Neusidler
     1508–1563
   
Ludwig Senfl
     c.1486–1542/3
   

ITALY
 
   
Felice Anerio
     1560–1614  w
motet Christe redemptor omnium
Christus factus est
madrigal  
Filippo Azzaiolo *
     fl.1557–1569
   
Andrea Gabrieli
     c.1510–1586
   
Carlo Gesualdo
     1560–1613
   
Gioseffo Guami *
     c.1540–1611
   
Luzzasco Luzzaschi
     c.1545–1607
   
Giovanni de Macque *
     c.1548–1614
   
Giorgi Mainerio
     c.1530–1582
   
Luca Marenzio
     1553–1599
   
Claudio Merulo
     1533–1604
   
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
     c.1525–1594
  Missa Papae Marcelli
Stabat Mater
Missa Brevis
Costanzo Porta
     1528/9–1601
   
Antonio Valente *
     fl. 1565–1580
   
Orazio Vecchi
     1550–1605
   

PORTUGAL
 
   
Manuel Cardoso
     1566–1650
   
Gaspar Fernandes
     c.1570–c.1629
     (settled in Latin America)
   
Duarte Lôbo
     c.1565–1646
   

SPAIN
 
   
Antonio de Cabezón
     1510–1566
   
Hernando de Cabezón *
     1541–1602
   
Francisco Guerrero
     1528–1599
   
Alonso Lobo
     1555–1617
   
Luis de Milán
     c.1500–1561?
   
Cristóbal de Morales
     c.1500–1553
   
Alonso Mudarra
     c.1510–1580
   
Luis de Narváez
     c.1500–1555/60
   
Diego Ortiz
     c.1510–1570
   
Diego Pisador
     c.1509–after 1557
   
Enríquz de Valderrábano
     c.1500–1557
   
Tomás Luis de Victoria
     1548–1611
  Requiem "Officium defunctorum"
Juan Vásquez
     c.1500–c.1560
   

* = strong candidate for deletion


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