Category:Franco-Flemish composers

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Franco-Flemish composers: the composers who originated in and the area of the Low Countries, present-day northern France, Netherlands, Belgium, and northwestern Germany, between about 1430 and 1600. In this category there is some overlap between composers of adjacent regions (for example, Josquin Desprez is arguably a French composer, since he was probably born in modern-day France, but music histories invariably tag him as Franco-Flemish).

Articles in category "Franco-Flemish composers"

There are 30 articles in this category.

A Alexander Agricola Jacques Arcadelt B Gilles Binchois Johannes Brassart Antoine Brumel Jacques Buus C Jacob Clemens non Papa D Josquin Des Prez Guillaume Dufay G Hayne van Ghizeghem

G cont. Nicolas Gombert I Heinrich Isaac J Jean Japart L Pierre de La Rue Arnold de Lantins Hugo de Lantins Orlande de Lassus Johannes Lupi M Pierre de Manchicourt Johannes Martini Philippe de Monte

O Jacob Obrecht Johannes Ockeghem P Johannes Prioris R Jean Richafort Cypriano de Rore T Johannes Tinctoris W Gaspar van Weerbeke Giaches de Wert Adrian Willaert

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