One of his works ends with the phrase "Terribilis est locus iste" andÂ was written to praise Pope Eugenius to commemorate Brunelleschi's placement of a dome on top of the Florentine Cathedral.
For the Malatestas, this composer created the Mon Chier Ami ballade. One of his works ends with the phrase "Terribilis est locus iste" andÂ was written to praise Pope Eugenius to commemorate Brunelleschi's placement of a dome on top of the Florentine Cathedral. Although we longer have one version of his St. Anthony's Mass, we do still have many religious works that follow the "fauxbourdon," a musical form he pioneered. His rendition of (*) L'homme Arme is part of four cantus firmus masses and was inspired by Philip the Good's crusade. As part of a school with Gilles Binchois, he used an isorhythm in his Nuper rosarum flores motet. For 10 points, name this Renaissance composer from Flanders who was a member of the Burgundian school.
For the Malatestas, this composer created the Mon Chier Ami ballade.
Guillame Dufay