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Pierre Attaingnant or
Attaignant (c. 1494 – late 1551 or 1552) was a
French music publisher,
active in Paris. He was one of the
first to
print music by...
- chansons"
Attaingnant,
Paris s.d., [c. 1528] A
chanson in "34 chansons".
Attaingnant,
Paris c. 1528 A
chanson in "37 chansons".
Attaingnant,
Paris d.d...
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Pierre Attaingnant in the "
Attaingnant Dance Prints",
which were for four voices,
typically improvised upon by
adding melodic embellishment (
Attaingnant rarely...
- most of his life in
Paris and
worked as an
editor for the
publisher Attaingnant,
notably succeeding Claude Gervaise as the
editor of Attaignant's collections...
- dances.
After Attaingnant died in late 1551 or 1552,
Gervaise continued to ****ist
Attaingnant's widow,
Marie Lescallopier-
Attaingnant, in
carrying on...
- Galliard, but the
former was more
rapid and
smooth than the latter".
Pierre Attaingnant published several tourdions in his
first publication of
collected dances...
- the marketplace. Many of
these Parisian works were
published by
Pierre Attaingnant.
Composers of
their generation, as well as
later composers, such as Orlando...
- with
corresponding notation for
guitar (with capo on
third fret or
tuned up a
minor third): a
simple Renaissance dance,
printed by
Pierre Attaingnant....
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first unambiguous reference to him is from the late 1530s, when
Pierre Attaingnant published a
collection of his
chansons in Paris.
Between March 1544 and...
- Renaissance. Additionally, some
collections such as
those of
Pierre Attaingnant and
Anthony Holborne,
indicate that
their instrumental music was suitable...
