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Robert Fayrfax (23
April 1464 – 24
October 1521) was an
English Renaissance composer,
considered the most
prominent and
influential of the
reigns of Kings...
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dolorosa -
Robert Fayrfax 42. missing: Ave
cuius conceptio -
Robert Fayrfax 43. missing: Quid
cantemus innocentes -
Robert Fayrfax 44. missing: Gaude...
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another untitled piece.
These secular works are
found in the so-called
Fayrfax Book (copied in 1501). If all the
earlier sacred music is by the same Cornysh...
- my Body) Words:
Kevin Crossley-Holland Music:
Stephen Paulus 1997 The
Fayrfax Carol Words: Anonymous,
early Tudor Music:
Thomas Adès 1998
Winter Solstice...
- 1460–1475)
Sandford C.
Faulkner (1803–1874)
Gabriel Fauré (1845–1924)
Robert Fayrfax (1464–1521)
Reinhard Febel (born 1952)
Johannes Fedé (Jean Sohier) (c....
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century Austrian,
translated by
Robert Graves Frances-Hoad,
Cheryl The
Fayrfax Carol 1997
Early Tudor Adès,
Thomas Frohlocket, ihr Völker auf
Erden (Rejoice...
- Tallis'
early works also
suggest the
influence of John
Taverner and
Robert Fayrfax.
Taverner in
particular is
quoted in
Salve intemerata virgo, and his later...
- Copenhagen, the four co-commissioners and co-producers of the opera. The
Fayrfax Carol a
cappella choral composition.
Written originally for King's College...
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Empire of
Great Fulo,
becomes chief of the Fula people.
April 23
Robert Fayrfax,
English Renaissance composer (d. 1521) Joan of France,
Duchess of Berry...
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Richard Egarr (Clare) Sir Mark
Elder (Corpus Christi)
Robert Fayrfax (King's)
Simon H. Fell (Fitzwilliam)
Matthew Fisher (Wolfson) Fred Frith...
