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Ockeghem

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Ockeghem, Okeghem [ˈɒkəˌgɛm (Dutch) ˈɔkəxəm]
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(Biographies / Ockeghem, Johannes, Jean d' or Jan van (?1430-?1495) M, Flemish, MUSIC: composer) Johannes (joːˈhɑnəs), Jean d' (ʒɑ̃ d), or Jan van (jɑn vɑn). ?1430-?95, Flemish composer Also Ockenheim [ˈɒkənˌhaɪm]


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Phillipe de Monte (1521-1603) came towards the end of the great Renaissance line of Flemish-born composers, and, though he is less well-known now than predecessors such as Ockeghem and Josquin, he was perhaps more prolific than any of them.
The concert also features lesser-known works, including sections from Rumel's Missa Et Ecce Terrae Motus, also knows as the Earthquake Mass, and the 36-part canon Deo Gratias by Ockeghem.
``Where else would I go to play a concert where I'm performing Schubert, then there's a chorus singing Schubert and Schumann, then I play Webern, then the chorus sings Ockeghem, and then I play Schoenberg?
 
 
 
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