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Alamire may
refer to:
Pierre Alamire,
Flemish music copyist Alamire (consort),
medieval and
Renaissance music group Alamire, note name, see Guidonian...
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Pierre Alamire (also
Petrus Alamire;
probable birth name
Peter van den Hove; c. 1470 – 26 June 1536) was a German-Dutch
music copyist, composer, instrumentalist...
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medieval and
Renaissance periods. He is the
founder of the
vocal consort Alamire, and the
cofounder of the
vocal ensembles Magdala and The Cardinall's Musick...
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visited by
Pierre Alamire, the German-Netherlandish
composer and
music copyist, who was a spy for
Henry VIII. However,
Richard emplo****
Alamire as a counter-spy...
- Performers, and Spies:
Petrus Alamire and the
Instrumentalist Network in
Renaissance Flanders".
Journal of the
Alamire Foundation. 11 (1–2): 130. doi:10...
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Alamire is an
English vocal consort specialising in
medieval and
Renaissance music, both
secular and religious. It was
founded by
David Skinner in 2005...
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major spelling reform of 1906). A
facsimile was
first published by
Alamire (Peer,
Belgium 1984) and
later by the
Biblioteca Valenciana (Valencia,...
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Cesolfa b′ ♮♮ mi B mi Bemi b♭′ ♭♭ fa B fa Befa a′ aa la mi re A la mi re
Alamire g′ g sol re ut G sol re ut
Gesolreut f′ f fa ut F fa ut
Fefaut e′ e la...
- Universities. The
musicologist David Skinner is both
conductor of the
Alamire ensemble,
Magdala ensemble, and the
Choir of
Sidney Sus**** College, Cambridge...
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Confraternity of Our Lady; and
renowned Habsburg copyist and
composer Pierre Alamire did much of his work at 's-Hertogenbosch. The wars of the
Reformation changed...
