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Guillaume de Machaut and Reims: Context and Meaning in his Musical Works by Anne Walters Robertson, 2007-03-26 Poetry and Music in Medieval France: From Jean Renart to Guillaume de Machaut (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature) by Ardis Butterfield, 2009-02-05 Les Oeuvres De Guillaume De Machaut (French Edition) by Prosper Tarbé, Prosper Guillaume, 2010-01-10 Guillaume de Machaut: A Guide to Research (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities) by Lawrence Earp, 1995-11-01 GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT JUDGEMENT (Garland Library of Medieval Literature) by Palmer, 1984-05-01 Guillaume De Machaut by Siegmund Levarie, 1969-06 Guillaume De Machaut. (Oxford Studies of Composers, 9) by Gilbert Reaney, 1971-06 Le Livre du Voir-Dit (French Edition) by Guillaume de Machaut, 2001-02-13 Guillaume de Machaut (Crusade Texts in Translation) by Guillaume De MacHaut, 2001-04-01 Marguerite Poetry of Guillaume De MacHaut (Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures: No.87) by James I. Wimsatt, 1969-06 Guillaume de Machaut: The Fountain of Love (La Fonteinne Amoureuse) (Garland Library of Medieval Literature) Uber Guillaume De Machauts Voir Dit (1898) (German Edition) by Georg Hanf, 2010-05-23 Poetic Identity in Guillaume De Machaut by Kevin Brownlee, 1984-03 Poet at the Fountain: Essays on the Narrative Verse of Guillaume De MacHaut (Studies in Romance Languages (Lexington, Ky.), 9.) by William Calin, 1974-06

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1. Island Of Freedom - Guillaume De Machaut
   Guillaume de Machaut c. 13001377 Machaut - A discography Guillaume de Machaut International Machaut Society Home Page  
   http://www.island-of-freedom.com/MACHAUT.HTM
   
   Extractions: Guillaume de Machaut was a French poet and the most accomplished and versatile composer of the 14th century. A member of the household of King John of Bohemia from 1323, Machaut later became a canon of Reims, where he resided from 1340 until his death. As a young man he accompanied the king on military expeditions and developed a distinct fondness for falconry, horseback riding, and adventure. The richness and diversity of his experiences served him in good stead when he wrote his numerous and expansive collections of poetry, many of which were graced with musical compositions. His later patrons included the king's daughter, Bonne of Luxembourg, Charles of Navarre, and King Charles V of France. Several of the richly illuminated manuscripts of his works were prepared under his close supervision for the benefit of noble and royal protectors. Machaut's short, gemlike lyrics helped establish the rondeaux, ballade, and virelai, poetic forms that prevailed for more than a century. Nearly all the virelais he set to music are monophonic (set to a single line of melody). His graceful polyphonic (multivoice) ballades and rondeaux also set European secular song style for the next century: a high, sung melody accompanied by two lower instrumental parts. Of his 23 motets, 6 are to liturgical Latin texts and 17 to secular French texts. They are in three parts, with complex rhythmic and interwoven melody textures. Structurally, they are isorhythmic, or based on long underlying melodic and rhythmic cycles. His four-part

2. Guillaume De Machaut
   Anniversaries for years 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. Guillaume de Machaut. Life.Guillaume de Machaut was born ca. 1300 in Reims, N. France.  
   http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=machaut

3. France Diplomatie - Une Galerie De Compositeurs
   Translate this page Une galerie de compositeurs. machaut guillaume de, vers 1300 - 1377. Biographie. EnsembleGuillaume de Machaut de Paris, ADES, réf. ADE 680.  
   http://www.france.diplomatie.fr/culture/galerie_composit/machaut.html
   
   Extractions: oeuvre majeure oeuvre importante oeuvre intéressante oeuvre mineure motets, ballades. rondeaux virelais et 19 lais complainte chanson royale La Messe Notre-Dame Le Hoquet David : Discographie Ballades, rondeaux, virelais, motets et textes dits Ensemble Gilles Binchois ; D. Vellard, dir. Harmonic Records H/CD 8825

4. MACHAUT Guillaume De
   Translate this page Guillaume de MACHAUT (1300c.-1377). Comment qu'a moy Alfred DELLER,controtenore (Pardessus de Viole, Recorder, Percussion) DELLER  
   http://users.libero.it/enrico.gustav/Harnoncourt/Medioevo/Machaut.htm

5. Messe De Notre-Dame Machaut Guillaume De, Machaut Guillaume De, Pérès Marcel
   Translate this page Messe de Notre-Dame machaut guillaume de, machaut guillaume de, PérèsMarcel. Titre Messe de Notre-Dame. Artistes Machaut Guillaume  
   http://www.classique-net.com/Machaut-Guillaume-de-Machaut-G-B0000007AY.html

6. REm : Biographies
   Translate this page machaut guillaume de (vers 1300 - 1377). DiscorEm. The tradition of courtlylove (Expressed in the poetry and music of Guillaume de Machaut.  
   http://musicologie.free.fr/Biographies/machault.html
   
   Extractions: (vers 1300 - 1377) ars nova clericus Bone pastor Guillaume, Bone pastor qui pastores Messe de Notre-Dame DiscorEm The tradition of courtly love (Expressed in the poetry and music of Guillaume de Machaut http://www.france.diplomatie.fr/culture/france/musique/composit/machaut.html http://gallica.bnf.fr/themes/LitMAz6.htm http://www.cssh.qc.ca/projets/carnetsma/Guillaume_de_Machaut.html Un peu de bibliographie, quelques textes, http://perso.wanadoo.fr/doublepictures/machaut.htm La notice en allememand du Bautz (bibliographie), http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/m/machaut_g.shtml Des textes, des MIDI, http://perso.club-internet.fr/brassy/PartMed/Machaut/Machaut.html http://www.culture.fr/culture/actualites/celebrations2000/machaut.htm Un bon article en Allemand sur la Messe de Notre-Dame, avec quelques extrqits musicaux, http://www.klassik.com/de/magazine/masterpieces/001/

7. Classical Net - Basic Repertoire List - Machaut
   Guillaume de Machaut. (c.1300 1377). Guillaume de Machaut by L'Espace Culturel- Ministère des Affaires étrangères; Machaut Discography by Pierre Roberge.  
   http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/machaut.html
   
   Extractions: Guillaume de Machaut (c.1300 - 1377) Guillaume de Machaut (d.1377) is one of the undisputed pinnacle geniuses of Western music, and the most famous composer of the Middle Ages. Today his four-voice Mass of Notre Dame . The remainder of the fourteenth century was an epic of wars and plagues, and one of the few periods in which the population of Europe declined, but Machaut's reputation continued to rise. He went on to serve two kings of France, and was charged with a task as important as accompanying hostages during the English war. In 1361 the Dauphine was received in Machaut's quarters, an exceptional event. By the 1370s Machaut's name was associated with Pierre de Lusignan, King of Cyprus, thus establishing his fame nearly as far as Asia. Machaut is frequently portrayed today as an avant garde virelais and especially the lengthy lais . He also acted decisively to refine the emerging polyphonic song forms ballade rondeau , and these were to become the dominant fixed forms for the following generations. What Machaut achieved so eloquently is an idiomatic and natural combination of words with music, forcefully compelling in its lyrical grace and rhythmic sophistication. His songs are immediately enjoyable, because he was able to shape the smallest melodic nuances as well as to conceive of forms on a large scale. The latter is reflected in his poetic-musical creations and Le Veoir Dit , as well as in his Messe de Notre Dame . One must not lose sight of Machaut's position within the sweep of medieval history, as his great "multimedia" productions had clear precedents in the

8. Ancienne Et Médiévale Machaut Guillaume De Ballades & Virelais
   Ballades Virelais. Artistes machaut guillaume de Rubriques  
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10. HOASM: Guillaume De Machaut
    Guillaume de Machaut. (c.13001377). We have no precise knowledge ofGuillaume de Machaut's early years. He was probably born around  
    http://www.hoasm.org/IID/Machaut.html
    
    Extractions: We have no precise knowledge of Guillaume de Machaut's early years. He was probably born around 1300 in the diocese of Rheims in Champagne and he may have spent some time studying in Paris where, since the 13th century, the most sophisticated musical theories had been elaborated. A papal bull of Benedict XII dated 1335 states that for about twelve years Guillaume had been the almoner ( clericus elimosinarius ), secretary and familiar of John of Luxembourg, King of Bohemia whom he accompanied on his expeditions throughout Europe. This great feudal lord, King of Bohemia and stalwart and inalienable ally of the royal house of France, travelled the length and breadth of Europe in pursuit of his various military and political campaigns, and his secretary followed faithfully at his side throughout these often turbulent peregrinations. Dit de la Harpe, 255-256), Machaut composed all abundance of poems. The future king Charles V even paid him a visit at home in 1361. Near the end of his life, his output was copied, at the request of his illustrious patrons and admirers, into a set of manuscripts beautifully written in calligraphic script and richly illuminated. The author himself seems to have supervised their preparation and production, since all the pieces are meticulously ordered: the narrative poems or dits, which are purely literary, come before the compositions in Lyric style and the sacred works (the Mass and Latin motets). Only a part of the writings in lyric style (consisting of lais, ballades, rondeaux, virelais, as they are ordered in the manuscripts) is set to music. In Machaut's case, the poet ultimately takes precedence over the musician.

11. WIEM: Guillaume De Machaut
    Guillaume de Machaut (ok. wersja dla drukarki. Muzyka, Literatura, Historiapowszechna, Postacie historyczne, Francja Guillaume de Machaut (ok.  
    http://www.encyklopedia.pl/wiem/00c78d.html
    
    Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Guillaume de Machaut (ok. 1300-1377), kompozytor i poeta francuski. Sekretarz króla Jana Luksemburskiego , w³adcy Czech, uczestnik jego podró¿y i wypraw wojennych, m.in. na Litwê, do Torunia i Królewca, Polski. Od 1340 kanonik katedry Notre Dame w Reims. Najwybitniejszy francuski kompozytor epoki ars nova , zapowiadaj±cej renesans . Autor poezji o charakterze konwencjonalnej lecz kunsztownej w formie liryki dworskiej. Kompozytor motetów (w wiêkszo¶ci do francuskich tekstów ¶wieckich), których podstawowy g³os tenorowy , zwany cantus firmus, oparty by³ na sta³ej figurze rytmicznej (tzw. izorytmii ), reguluj±cej przebieg rytmiczny utworu. Najwiêksze i jedyne ¶ci¶le liturgiczne dzie³o Guillaumea de Machaut La messe de Notre Dame jest jednym z pierwszych w pó¼nym ¶redniowieczu, ca³o¶ciowych opracowañ cyklu mszalnego. Wywodz±ce siê z tradycji trubadurów i  truwerów ¶wieckie pie¶ni refrenowe

12. Guillaume De Machaut
    Guillaume de Machaut. c. 11601225. Some of his works. Guillaume deMachaut-Chansons. Machaut-Choral Works. Machaut-Messe de Notre Dame.  
    http://hem.passagen.se/alkerstj/worldofclassicalmusic/renaissance/guillaume_de_m
    
    Extractions: Guillaume de Machaut c. 1160-1225 Probably born in Rheims, Machaut was the leading exponent of the Ars Nova movement that flourished in France during the fourteenth century. In 1323 he joined the royal household of John of Lux embourg, King of Bohemia, and served as a clerk for about 20 years, widely respected as a poet as well as a composer. He travelled with the court, but increasingly spent his time composing rather than in administration. His first verified composition was a motet written in 1324 for the election of the Archbishop of Rheims. Through the efforts of King John, Machaut was granted several benefices, in particular the canonry of the new Gothic cathedral in Rheims, granted in 1337. He took up residency there in 1340, leaving his formal work with the king though remaining in service until the monarch's death at the battle of Crecy in 1346. Machaut was one of the earliest known users of syncopated rhythm, and was at the forefront of rhythmic experimentation in both his religious and his secular music. His Hoquetus David is one of the first pieces of purely instrumental music in modern Western times. In addition, he composed for voices in a wider vocal range than was previously thought possible. In all he wrote more than 140 (mainly polyphonic) compositions, although fewer than two dozen have been found outside his own collections, suggesting that he protected his work fiercely. After the outbreak

13. Guillaume De Machaut
    GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT Born c. 1300, Rheims? Among these composers of thesocalled Ars nova (literally new art ) was Guillaume de Machaut.  
    http://www.wwnorton.com/classical/composers/machaut.htm
    
    Extractions: The fourteenth century was, as the historian Barbara Tuchman notes, a calamitous century. Europe was ravaged by plague, which killed up to one-third of the population in a three-year period. France and England embarked on the disastrous Hundred Years' War (1328–1450) which inflicted great misery on the French people. On top of this, political conflicts resulted first in the relocation of the papacy from Rome to Avignon in southern France (1309) and ultimately in the election of competing popes (at one point, numbering three) resulting in the Great Schism (1378–1417). Ironically, this was also a time of great achievement in music. A new class of highly trained composers continued the polyphonic traditions of the previous century and added new approaches to rhythm and structure. Among these composers of the so-called Ars nova (literally "new art") was Guillaume de Machaut. Machaut lived his life in the higher ranks of service, first as secretary to John of Luxembourg, King of Bohemia, and then as a canon (a church official) at the Cathedral of Rheims. Like many in the fourteenth century, Machaut's life and works reflect an equal measure of the sacred and secular. Most of his works were either secular (such as his many chansons) or a mix of sacred and ceremonial (including many of his motets and his hocket "David," which was probably written for the coronation service of King Charles V in 1364). At the same time, he wrote what is probably the first full setting of the Mass Ordinary by a single composer (the

14. Guillaume De Machaut
    Guillaume de Machaut. By Dena. Guillaume de Machuat, a medieval composerof the fourteen century, was born in 1300, in Rheims, France.  
    http://www.wvec.k12.in.us/kes/music/dcf98/denad.html
    
    Extractions: Guillaume de Machaut By Dena Guillaume de Machuat, a medieval composer of the fourteen century, was born in 1300, in Rheims, France. He wrote more songs than any composer of his time. Some of his most famous works are the Mass of Notre Dame, Remede de Fortune, a long narrative poem, and Ma Finest Mon Commencement, in which the text provide a key to a cannon. Thought to be educated in Rheims, he became a royal secretary to John Luxembourg, king of Bohemia, in 1323. He continued in this service until the king died in 1346. Machaut then served various members of the French high nobility for many years. In his later life his time was dedicated to organizing his works. With his output of motets (unaccompanied sacred songs) and other works, Machuat was the most important figure of the Ars Nova. The Ars Nova is when composers created music of increased rhythmic complexity. Machautâs work the Mass of Notre Dame, is very complex and fancy, unusual for church music at that time. For some time it was believed to have been composed for the coronation of king Charles V in 1364, but that is now doubtful. Even so it is known that Charles V was a great admirer of Machaut and even went to visit him in his own home! Knowing this, it is most likely that Machaut wrote music for him. In 1377, thirteen years after writing the Mass of Notre Dame, Machaut died in Rheims, France, at the age of 77. Return to Fall 1998 Dead Composer Reports Home

15. MACHAUT, Guillaume De (Machault, Guglielmus De Mascandio)
    Biographie und Bibliographie im BiographischBibliographischen Kirchenlexikon.  
    http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/m/machaut_g.shtml
    
    Extractions: Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band XVII (2000) Spalten 887-892 Autor: Armin Raab Werke Ausgabe literarischer Werke: Œuvres de G. de M., hrsg. v. E. Hoeppfner, 3 Bde., Paris 1908-21. - Ausgaben musikalischer Werke: 4 Bde., hrsg. v. F. Ludwig u. H. Besseler, Leipzig 1926-29 (Publikationen älterer Musik I, III, IV), 1943; 2 Bde., hrsg. von L. Schrade, Monaco 1956-57 (Polyphonic Music of the Fourteenth Century 2-3); - Einzelausgaben der Messe, hrsg. v. J. Chailley, Paris 1948, v. A. Machabey, Lüttich 1948, v. G. de Van, Rom 1949 (Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae II/1); - Faksimile der Messe hrsg. von F. Gennrich, Darmstadt 1957; - La louange des dames, hrsg. v. N. Wilkins, Edinburgh 1972. Lit.:

16. Machaut, Guillaume De (c. 1300 - 1377)
    Musician, poet, and priest, considered the most prominent composer of the 14th c., composed the earliest existing polyphonic setting of the mass by one composer.  
    http://www.hnh.com/composer/machaut.htm
    
    Extractions: Guillaume de Machaut, a leading French composer and poet of the 14th century, was born in Rheims, were he spent the greater part of his life, after earlier employment in the service of John of Luxemburg, King of Bohemia. He was employed subsequently by various members of the nobility, including the future Charles V of France. He held various church benefices and as a musician was pre-eminent in the period in the history of music known as the Ars nova, when composers created music of increased rhythmic complexity. Church Music Machaut's best known composition is his Messe de Notre Dame, Mass of Our Lady, an early example of a cyclic setting of the liturgical text, in which the sections are musically related. His Hoquetus David makes similar use of the technique of isorhythm, in which a given basic sequence of notes, derived normally from plainchant, is divided into a repeated rhythmic pattern. The hocket referred to in the title is a musical hiccough, a popular technical device of the time, in which the musical line is interrupted by sudden rests. Recommended Recording La Messe de Nostre / Dame Mass and Songs from Le Voir Dit

17. Machaut: Discography, Biography, Lyrics
    Biography, Lyrics (French or Latin), Discography.  
    http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/composers/machaut.html
    
    Extractions: This is both a reasonably complete discography of Guillaume de Machaut written in 1998 as well as a compendium of Machaut's musical lyrics gathered in 1999. It will be developed and updated in both parts. Last Updates: 02/20/2003 (discography), 03/21/2001 (texts) pfr@videotron.ca mccomb@medieval.org Guillaume de Machaut (d.1377) is one of the undisputed pinnacle geniuses of Western music, and the most famous composer of the Middle Ages. Today his four-voice Mass of Notre Dame . The remainder of the fourteenth century was an epic of wars and plagues, and one of the few periods in which the population of Europe declined, but Machaut's reputation continued to rise. He went on to serve two kings of France, and was charged with a task as important as accompanying hostages during the English war. In 1361 the Dauphine was received in Machaut's quarters, an exceptional event. By the 1370s Machaut's name was associated with Pierre de Lusignan, King of Cyprus, thus establishing his fame nearly as far as Asia. Machaut is frequently portrayed today as an avant garde virelais and especially the lengthy lais . He also acted decisively to refine the emerging polyphonic song forms ballade rondeau , and these were to become the dominant fixed forms for the following generations. What Machaut achieved so eloquently is an idiomatic and natural combination of words with music, forcefully compelling in its lyrical grace and rhythmic sophistication. His songs are immediately enjoyable, because he was able to shape the smallest melodic nuances as well as to conceive forms on a larger scale. The latter is reflected especially in his poetic-musical creations

18. Machaut, Guillaume De
    machaut, guillaume machaut, guillaume de. Period Medieval. Bornc. 1300 in Champagne, France. Died 1377 in Rheims, France. Nation description Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays.Category Arts Music Composers M machaut, guillaume de  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/machaut1377.html
    
    Extractions: Machaut was probably born in Machaut, a town in the Champagne region of France. He died in Rheims. Machaut was a musician, poet, and an educated priest. He worked and traveled in a variety of capacities for King John of Bohemia. He also worked in the court of Charles V of France. He was canon of Reims from 1337 until his death in April of 1377. He is regarded as the most prominent composer of the 14th century and is the composer of earliest existing polyphonic setting of the Catholic mass (by a single composer) and many other works, sacred and secular.

19. Klassik.com - Meisterkomponisten & Künstlergalerie: Machaut, Guillaume De (1300
    Translate this page der Redaktion, Buchempfehlungen, ein Werkverzeichnis, ausgewählte Internet-Verweisesowie weitere Artikel und Beiträge zu guillaume de machaut.  
    http://www.klassik.com/de/magazine/people/machaut/

20. International Machaut Society Home Page
    devoted to the study of poet and composer guillaume de machaut. Contains machaut links and society newsletter.  
    http://www.vanderbilt.edu/~cyrus/machaut/
    
    Extractions: International Machaut Society The International Machaut Society is a not-for-profit scholarly organization devoted to the study, criticism, performance, research, and exchange of ideas related to all aspects of the works of the poet and composer Guillaume de Machaut (ca. 1300-1377) and their manuscript and performance traditions. Fields of inquiry fostered by the Society include, but are not limited to, literary history and criticism; music history, criticism, and theory; the performing arts; art history; and codicology. Study and performance of works of other poets and composers or of other performance and manuscript traditions are also included within activities sponsored by the Society insofar as they contribute significantly to study of the background, context, or influence of the works of Machaut. The Society encourages membership with the broadest possible international representation and currently boasts members from almost every continent. Any person may become a member of the International Machaut Society upon payment of dues The Society meets annually at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo, MI. At this convention the Society ordinarily sponsors several sessions of scholarly papers and discussion, plus a business meeting and luncheon.

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