- Jean (Jehan)
Titelouze (c. 1562/63 – 24
October 1633) was a
French Catholic priest, composer, poet and
organist of the late
Renaissance and
early Baroque...
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works by
notable composers, in
approximate chronological order:
Jehan Titelouze, Veni
creator (1623) Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers, "L'hymne de la Pentecôte"...
- 17th century. It
progressed from the
strict polyphonic music of Jean
Titelouze (c. 1563–1633) to a unique,
richly ornamented style with its own characteristic...
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organ music developed during the
Baroque era
through the
music of Jean
Titelouze, François Couperin, and
Nicolas de Grigny.
Because the
French organ of...
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exponents of the
French polyphonic music tradition established by Jean
Titelouze and
Louis Couperin,
Roberday is best
remembered today for his
Fugues et...
- he was
appointed titular organist of the
Rouen Cathedral,
where Jean
Titelouze served as
organist some 40
years earlier.
Other jobs
included playing...
- (1519–1595),
Catholic priest better known by his pen name
Thoinot Arbeau Jehan Titelouze (c. 1562/63–1633),
French organist and
composer Jehan Georges Vibert (1840–1902)...
- –
Tycho Brahe,
Danish astronomer and
alchemist (b. 1546) 1633 – Jean
Titelouze,
French organist and
composer (b. 1562/3) 1642 –
Robert Bertie, 1st Earl...
- of the
French school of
organ music as
exemplified in the work of Jean
Titelouze.
According to Jean-Benjamin de La Borde,
writing in 1780, Du
Caurroy was...
- (1546–1610),
Jesuit founder of the
English Jesuit College of Saint-Omer Jean
Titelouze (c. 1562/3–1633),
organist and composer,
first composer of the French...
