This collection of eleven motets for from three to six voices by the most influential of all the Franco-Flemish composers of the early sixteenth century includes outstanding compositions from all periods of his life. This is both a scholarly and practical performing edition--each piece has a full keyboard reduction as well as a comprehensive critical commentary--and will prove indispensable to all explorers of this important, exquisite, and too often neglected repertoire.
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Ross W. Duffin is perhaps best known as the lively, informative host and producer of "Micrologus: Exploring the World of Early Music" on National Public Radio from 1981 to 1985. He is now Fynette H. Kulas Professor of Music at Case Western Reserve University where he chairs the Department of Music and directs the undergraduate and graduate programs in early music. As a scholar he has concentrated on Franco-Flemish music from Dufay to Josquin and English music of the Jacobean period.
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