For 10 points, name this teacher of William Byrd who composed the motet Spem in alium, as well as a theme used as the subject of a fantasia by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The 3rst critical biography of this composer was published in 2016 and written by John Harley. In her book on this composer, Suzanne Cole traces the publication and reception history of his setting of the Preces, Responses, and Litany, which was deemed his greatest work during the 19th century. This composer's unusually large-scale seven-voice motet Suscipe quaeso (soo-SKEE-pay KWY-soh) is sometimes thought to be related to his seven-voice mass Puer natus est nobis. Along with one of his students, this composer was granted a 21-year monopoly on printing music in 1575. In a piece by this composer, melodies are gradually passed between eight di5ferent choirs before a passage in which all forty voices sing together. For 10 points, name this teacher of William Byrd who composed the motet Spem in alium, as well as a theme used as the subject of a fantasia by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The 3rst critical biography of this composer was published in 2016 and written by John Harley.
Thomas Tallis