Guillaume Dufay

E742005

Guillaume Dufay was a leading early Renaissance composer whose innovative sacred and secular works helped define the musical style of the Burgundian School and influence European music for generations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Franco-Flemish composer
Renaissance composer
composer
person
activeIn 15th century
associatedWith Burgundian School NERFINISHED
birthDate circa 1397
birthPlace Duchy of Brabant NERFINISHED
near Brussels
deathDate 1474-11-27
deathPlace Cambrai NERFINISHED
education choir school at Cambrai Cathedral
era Early Renaissance NERFINISHED
genre Mass NERFINISHED
chanson
motet
helpedDefine musical style of the Burgundian School
influenced European music of the Renaissance
Jacob Obrecht NERFINISHED
Johannes Ockeghem NERFINISHED
later Franco-Flemish composers
knownFor chansons
cyclic masses
isorhythmic motets
sacred music
secular music
name Guillaume Dufay NERFINISHED
nationality Franco-Flemish NERFINISHED
notableWork Adieu ces bons vins de Lannoys NERFINISHED
Ave regina caelorum NERFINISHED
Missa L’homme armé NERFINISHED
Missa Se la face ay pale NERFINISHED
Nuper rosarum flores NERFINISHED
Se la face ay pale NERFINISHED
occupation chapel musician
composer
singer
religion Roman Catholic
role canon of Cambrai
stylisticInfluence Burgundian style
English music
Italian music
stylisticOrigin late Medieval music
usedTechnique cantus firmus
isorhythm
workedAs maître de chapelle
workedAt Cambrai Cathedral NERFINISHED
Savoy court NERFINISHED
papal chapel in Rome

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Burgundian School of music notableMember Guillaume Dufay