Guillaume Boni

Guillaume Boni (c.1530–c.1594) was a French Renaissance composer. Boni was choirmaster at Saint-Étienne Cathedral from 1565 until his death after 1598.[1] Like Anthoine de Bertrand, he was born in Auvergne and working in Toulouse.

Works
  • Psalmi Davidici novis concentibus sex vocibus modulati cum oratione Regia 12. voc Paris: Le Roy
  • Chansons de Ronsard

His works were known in England since a work of Boni's is the only identifiable foreign work found in the Willmott and Braikenridge manuscripts of Latin church music, 1591.

gollark: The energy's got to go SOMEWHERE.
gollark: A few grams of antimatter spaghetti could probably wipe out a city.
gollark: And tasty exotic particles.
gollark: Antifood will mutually annihilate with other matter and produce gamma rays.
gollark: Antispaghetti: the last cooking tool you'll ever need!

References
  1. Kate Van Orden Music, discipline, and arms in early modern France 2005 p. 150.


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