Adrian Willaert

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Adrian Willaert was a pioneering Flemish Renaissance composer and founder of the Venetian School, renowned for developing polychoral techniques and significantly shaping 16th-century sacred and secular music.

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instanceOf Flemish composer
Renaissance composer
composer
music theorist
person
activeIn Renaissance NERFINISHED
birthDate c.1490
birthPlace County of Flanders NERFINISHED
Rumbeke NERFINISHED
modern-day Belgium
deathDate 1562-12-07
deathPlace Republic of Venice NERFINISHED
Venice NERFINISHED
developed antiphonal choral writing
polychoral style
employer Basilica di San Marco, Venice NERFINISHED
endTime 1562
genre chanson
madrigal
mass
motet
psalm setting
influenced Andrea Gabrieli NERFINISHED
Cipriano de Rore NERFINISHED
Giovanni Gabrieli NERFINISHED
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina NERFINISHED
influencedBy Jean Mouton NERFINISHED
Josquin des Prez NERFINISHED
knownFor contributions to 16th-century sacred music
contributions to 16th-century secular music
development of polychoral techniques
founding the Venetian School
languageOfWorkOrName French
Italian
Latin
movement Venetian School NERFINISHED
nationality Flemish
notableWork Musica nova NERFINISHED
Salmi spezzati NERFINISHED
occupation maestro di cappella
patron Duke Alfonso I d'Este of Ferrara NERFINISHED
positionHeld choirmaster of St Mark's Basilica
startTime 1527
student Cipriano de Rore NERFINISHED
Costanzo Porta NERFINISHED
Gioseffo Zarlino NERFINISHED
taughtAt St Mark's Basilica choir school NERFINISHED
workedIn Ferrara NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
Venice NERFINISHED

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Giaches de Wert influencedBy Adrian Willaert