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William Cornysh the
Younger (also
spelled Cornyshe or Cornish) (1465 –
October 1523) was an
English composer, dramatist, actor, and poet. In his only...
- missing:
Stabat mater dolorosa - ?William
Cornysh (senior) 48. f. 78-80:
Stabat mater dolorosa - ?William
Cornysh (senior) 49. f. 80v-82:
Gaude virgo salutata...
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France and
Henry VIII of
England were led by Jean
Mouton and
William Cornysh, respectively. 1521: Diet of Worms. The
composer Ludwig Senfl is present...
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Musical production on the
English side was
probably led by
composer William Cornysh the Younger,
master of the
Royal Chapel for
Henry VIII. Some idea of the...
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Caius and
Lambeth choirbooks’,
Early Music, 25 (1997), 245—66. ‘William
Cornysh:
Clerk or Courtier?’, The
Musical Times (May, 1997), 5—17. ‘At the mynde...
- doth bring. "Spring Carol" is on a text
which was also set by
William Cornysh in the 16th century.
Britten set it as a duet
between two
sopranos that...
- Desprez,
Giovanni Palestrina, Tomás Luis de Victoria, John Taverner,
William Cornysh,
Vasily Polikarpovich Titov and
Claudio Monteverdi 2001 –
Glory to Christmas...
- music, but improvising.
Composers of
gymel include John Dunstaple,
William Cornysh,
Richard Davy, John Browne, and (much later) both
Thomas Tallis and Robert...
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Cornish (1890–1969),
member of the
Legislative ****embly of
Alberta William Cornysh, also
spelt Cornish (1465–1523),
English composer and
dramatist Willie...
- "white" The
surname "Cornish" with
variants "Cornysshe", "Cornyshe", "
Cornysh", "Cornishe", "Cornisshe", and "Cornis"-
standardised as "Cornish"- is...
