One of his works is a setting of the "proprium" section of the mass for each of the major feasts in the Church calendar.
This composer offered twenty variations of the song "The leaves be green" in his work Browning that is often paired with a work titled Goodnight Ground. He contributed eight pieces to a collection of twenty-one piano compositions honoring the marriage of Frederick V that was called Parthenia. He featured "The Soldiers Summons" and "The March of the Footmen" in a piece featuring some of his only use of program music called "The Battell," which was grouped in a cycle along with ten pavanes, ten galliardes, and the song "The Carman's Whistle." One of his works is a setting of the "proprium" section of the mass for each of the major feasts in the Church calendar. In addition to Gradualia and Lady Nevells' Book, this composer contributed the "Passamezzo Pavana" and "All in a Garden Grine" to the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, which also featured the work of his contemporary John Bull. For 10 points, name this English Renaissance composer who was a student of Thomas Tallis.
This composer offered twenty variations of the song "The leaves be green" in his work Browning that is often paired with a work titled Goodnight Ground.
{William Byrd}