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Machaut

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Ma·chaut  (mä-sh), Guillaume de 1300?-1377.
French poet and composer influential in establishing polyphonic song in France.

Machaut (French) [maʃo]
n
(Biographies / Machaut, Guillaume de (1300-1377) M, French, MUSIC: composer, WRITING: poet) Guillaume de. (gijom də) c. 1300-77, French composer and poet; a leading exponent of ars nova


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Storie di Altre Storie (2004) includes references ranging from Machaut to Mozart, with a particularly focus on Domenico Scarlatti's keyboard sonatas, to create a tangle of historical trajectories.
They range from Josquin and Machaut, through Bach, Franck and Faure to 20th-century folk music, and there is the 16-minute Hungarian Rhapsody of Liszt for piano and wind orchestra, with soloist Ivan Hovorun.
The program will contain seldom-heard medieval masterpieces by Guillaume de Machaut, Francesco Landini and others from that era.
 
 
 
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