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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
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French lutenist and composer, he was probably the son of the Breton composer [[Guillaume Tessier]]. A chamber musician to Henry IV of France; travelled in Germany and visited London, where his 4- and 5-part ''chansons'' and ''airs de cour'' were published in 1597. A further volume of 3-part airs appeared in Paris in 1604. In both publications tuneful treble parts are highlighted by the very simple chordal accompaniments. | French lutenist and composer, he was probably the son of the Breton composer [[Guillaume Tessier]]. A chamber musician to Henry IV of France; travelled in Germany and visited London, where his 4- and 5-part ''chansons'' and ''airs de cour'' were published in 1597. A further volume of 3-part airs appeared in Paris in 1604. In both publications tuneful treble parts are highlighted by the very simple chordal accompaniments. | ||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
*''Le premier livre de chansons et airs de court'' (London: Este, 1597) | |||
*''Airs et villanelles fran. ital. espa. suice. et turcq.'' (Paris: Ballard, 1604) | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 22 April 2023
Life
Born: c.1550
Died: after 1609
Biography:
French lutenist and composer, he was probably the son of the Breton composer Guillaume Tessier. A chamber musician to Henry IV of France; travelled in Germany and visited London, where his 4- and 5-part chansons and airs de cour were published in 1597. A further volume of 3-part airs appeared in Paris in 1604. In both publications tuneful treble parts are highlighted by the very simple chordal accompaniments.
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List of choral works
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Publications
- Le premier livre de chansons et airs de court (London: Este, 1597)
- Airs et villanelles fran. ital. espa. suice. et turcq. (Paris: Ballard, 1604)
External links
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