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'''Born:''' 22 February 1514, Nordhausen ==Publications==

'''Died:''' 1514 ==Publications==

...this in 1514, he went to Augsburg, where he published a Hebrew Grammar in 1514. In 1518, by recommendation of Reuchlin, he was invited to become a Greek a ==Publications==

...obably murdered by enemies from Rocca di Mondaino, which he governed since 1514. ==Publications==

fl. 1507-1514 ==Publications==

'''Died:''' fl. 1514 ==Publications==

'''Died:''' ca. 1514 ==Publications==

'''Born:''' fl. 1514 ==Publications==

'''Born:''' 1514, Republic of Florence ==Publications==

...native {{W|Beauce, France|Beauce}}) joined Sainte Chapelle in 1511 but by 1514 was in the papal chapel, where he spent the rest of his career. ==Publications==

Oliver Stoning graduated B.A. at Magdalen College, Oxford in 1514, was at Eton College in 1533–1545, was vicar of St Mary’s, Lichfield, i ==Publications==

{{PubDatePlace|1514|by [[Ottaviano Petrucci]] in Fossombrone.| }} {{MultiPubList|yr,seq,gen,subg,vo,voices|1514}}

...may be John Sygar: conduct, King's College, Cambridge, 1499-1501 and 1508-1514 (who copied music for the chapel in 1500, 1508 and 1511). ==Publications==

...possibly in the service of Ercole I d'Este, Duke of Ferrara and Modena. By 1514 he had been at the court of cardinal Louis d'Aragon for some time. Around 1 ==Publications==

...robably born near Poitiers. He served as a singer in the papal chapel from 1514, when he arrived there in the care of [[Carpentras]], until 1520 when he le ==Publications==

...inted in 1501, was the first book of polyphony, and one of the first music publications using movable type. Petrucci's later work was extraordinary for the complex ==Publications compiled and printed==

...is native Portugal before becoming master of the choirboys at Seville 1507-1514. He is assumed to be the Pedro do Porto who was ''mestre da capela'' to Car ==Publications==

...iritus meus'' as cantus firmus) seems to be lament for Anne of Brittany (d 1514). {{NoCo|Mater floreat florescat}} celebrates musicians from [[Du Fay]] to ==Publications==

...in 1498 and held several rectorships: Snodhill, Herefordshire (vacated by 1514); Lydiard Tregoz, Glos (1499-1513); Snargate, Kent (1526-1539/40). He was a ==Publications==

...udes to the setting by [[Pedro de Escobar]], master of the boys there 1507-1514. He became ''maestro de capilla'' at Avila 1526-1531 and joined the papal c ==Publications==

'''Born:''' c. 1514?? ...from which various birthdates have been inferred: New Grove gives a window 1514-1520; Baker's 7th says 1510; others 1505 to 1525. He is presumed to have be

...as ''maître de chapelle'' of Langres Cathedral from 1512 to at least July 1514. He is known to have returned to Ste Chapelle in October 1523. ==Publications==

While there was a John Taverner in London in 1514, there is no reason to assume this was the composer who surfaced at Tatters ==Publications==

==Publications== *''{{NoCo|Missarum Josquin liber tertius}}'' 1514

'''Biography''' Attaingnant leased out a printing press 13 January 1514 (1513 Old Style) and is described in the contract as a "bookseller, living ==Publications==

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