Arnold Caussin

Arnold Caussin, c. 1505 - c. 1558, was a Renaissance choirmaster, musician, and composer, who wrote a number of motets.[1]

Arnold Caussin
Bornc. 1505
Ath, Hapsburg Netherlands
Diedc. 1558
OccupationComposer, Choirmaster, Musician

Education

He was a student in the University of Krakow (1526), registered as "Arnoldus Caussin de Ath ex Hanoniensi Comitatu, Iusquin [des Prés] magnus musicus discipulus".[2] He was a pupil of Josquin des Prez.

gollark: I can still talk here.
gollark: MC is being crashy today.
gollark: ```HydroNitrogenToday at 13:34> diamonds> why buy them?Well I'm only taking diamonds, not because I profit from them, but becuase I want to give players an opportunity to make some krist!You greedy fuck think this world is all about making profits from the poorergollarkToday at 13:36Well. It is, given the pricing.HydroNitrogenToday at 13:37You're incapable of understanding all the discussion, donations, concepts and thoughts that went to making sell shopif you for one second think that I'm doing Wolf Mall, SELL SHOP, my public services for gaining my self better kristthen you're so so so wrongrot in hell you poisonous mean bullyYou fucking make my days miserableI haven't banned you yet ONLY because it's not according to my own ethics to ban people out of personal hateBut man you are capable of making me so so sad and unhappyI really wish this were diffrentI fucking tried being nice, tried arguing youbut I'm just so so fed upof youWish you could realise how much happier you yourself could be and you could make others if not being venom and evilgollarkToday at 13:40Profit is clearly a goal of yours, if not the goal.HydroNitrogenToday at 13:40I'm not going to argue even more```
gollark: Dragon freeing as in the end portal is now publicly accessible and hi.
gollark: Keanu: elytras are probably declining in value due to the dragon freeing thing.

References
  1. Alfred Baumgartner, Alte Musik: von den Anfängen abendländischer Musik bis zur Vollendung der Renaissance, Convent Verlag GmbH, 1981, pp 365-366
  2. Henri Musielak, Revue de Musicologie, t. 62, n° 2, [Paris] 1976, p. 308.


This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.