Guillaume de Machaut
Born: 1300, Machault (France)
Died: 13 April 1377, Reims (France)
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[details ←] Messe de Nostre Dame Vocal, choral
[details ←] Hoquetus David, Score choral
[details ←] 4 Ballades - 3 scores Vocal,
[details ←] 2 Rondeaux - 3 scores Recorder,
[details ←] Hoquetus David - Score and parts
[details ←] Contrepoint A 4 Trumpet, Trombone, choral
[details ←] Dame, je sui cilz qui weil endurer choral
[details ←] David Hoquetus - Score and parts Recorder,
[details ←] Les Ballades, (14th Century Polyphonic Music) - Volume 4, French text - score Vocal,
[details ←] Les Messe, (14th Century Polyphonic Music) - Volume 3, French text - Score Vocal,
[details ←] Les Virelais, (14th Century Polyphonic Music) - Volume 5, French text - Score Vocal,
[details ←] Nine Ballads a 2 - score Recorder,
[details ←] Rondeaux and Balladen - Score Recorder,
[details ←] Sionques Douleureusement (Lai: De Confort) L-12 Viola,
[details ←] Troi Trois (B-8, B-17 And B-35, Including Translation) - Score and parts Recorder,
[details ←] Trois Lais Monophonique (Le Lay Des Dames and more) Vocal, Percussion,
[details ←] Two Pieces (c.1350) - Score and parts Recorder,
Music
- Remède de Fortune (1341)
- Le Dit du Lyon (1342)
- Le Dit de l’Alérion (1349)
- For Jean de Luxembourg he wrote: Jugement du roi de Bohème (1342)
- For Charles de Navarre he wrote Jugement du roi de Navarre (1349) (the judgment of king of Navarre)
- For Jean II le bon (the good) he wrote: Confort d’ami (1356) (Friend’s confort)
- For the Duc de Berry he wrote: Fontaine amoureuse (1361)
- For Charles, duc de Normandie he wrote: Voir-Dit (1363)
(Contributed by <xavier.buronfosse
wanadoo.fr>)
Biography
Guillaume de Machaut was born ca. 1300 in Reims, N. France. From 1320 to 1346 he served John of Luxemburg, King of Bohemia as a notary and a secretary. His earliest datable work is motet Bone pastor Guillerme/Bone pastor, composed in 1324 to honour the newly-selected archbishop of Reims, named Guillaume. Machaut was highly influential both as a composer and a poet for at least one century next to his own. He established the three "formes fixes" of secular -- mostly -- polyphonic music: ballade, rondeau and virelai, and personally supervised the collection and ordering of his work. The "Messe de Nostre Dame" is Machaut’s best known -- to non-specialists -- work, however the bulk of his creation consists of the formes fixes and the motets. He was famous and much-admired when he died in 1377 at his hometown, where he was living as a clerical beneficiary since 1330.
(contribution by Panos Vlagopoulos <pvlagadmin.megaron.gr>)
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