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Chant with melody and added melody
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Music Theorist
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Well studied female composer - first morality play
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Famous troubadour
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Master of organum parum at the Cathedral of Notre Dame
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Poet and Minnesinger
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Famous female troubadour; only surviving melody by female troubadour
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Master of discant organum at the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris
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Trouvere
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One of the last trouveres
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"Inventor of a new art"' French Composer
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LEading composer and poet of the Ars Nova
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Blind virtuoso organist known for his cadences
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Machaut's "Messe de Notre Dame"
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Leading English composer
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Herman Poll invents the first instrument vaguely similar to the Harpsichord
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First Renaissance composer
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Very respected and prolific composer.
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Composer and Music theorist
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Considered by Martin Luther to be the best composer of his time.
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Prolific German composer; Franco-Flemish
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Important figure in the arts and sciences of the Renaissance
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Father of text expression
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English Organist; taught Byrd
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At the Viennese and Prague courts; one of the most prolific Renaissance composers
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Most famous composer from the Renaissance
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Became an icon of Renaissance music for future generations
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Widely traveled; over 2000 compositions in all languages
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Important English composer writing both Protestant and Catholic music
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Spanish composer that continued Palestrina's style
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Not a composer but many of his plays included renaissance style songs.
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