Another composer from this country used the chords G minorD majorF major, creating an F-sharpF cross-relation between the superius and the bass, at the beginning of his "Ave Verum Corpus."
One composer from this country wrote a motet combining the Veni Sancte Spiritus with the Veni Creator, as well as a very smooth three-part setting of "Quam pulchra es." A sound preferring "sweet" thirds and sixths was known as this country's "countenance" around 1400. One composer from this country wrote dances nicknamed "Christian IV" and "the frog." Another composer from this country used the chords G minorD majorF major, creating an F-sharpF cross-relation between the superius and the bass, at the beginning of his "Ave Verum Corpus." "Sumer Is Icumen In" was written in this country, the home of a man who used a lute song as the basis for his Lachrimae. Another composer from this country wrote a mass each for three, four, and five voices, and included several Pavans and Galliards in My Lady Nevell's Booke. For 10 points, name this home country of John Dunstable, John Dowland, and William Byrd.
One composer from this country wrote a motet combining the Veni Sancte Spiritus with the Veni Creator, as well as a very smooth three-part setting of "Quam pulchra es.
England [do not accept or prompt on "(Great) Britain" or "United Kingdom" or variants of either]