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Modulorum Ioannis Maillardi: The Five, Six, and Seven-Part Motets, 2 vols. Ed. Raymond H. Rosenstock.

Modulorum Ioannis Maillardi: The Five, Six, and Seven-Part Motets, 2 vols. Richard Freedman (a1).

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Part 1 contains Motets for the Temporale. Four parody Masses on Josquin's Motets from the Court of Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria

Part 1 contains Motets for the Temporale. Four parody Masses on Josquin's Motets from the Court of Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria.

2009, ct Richard Freedman.

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Jean Maillard (c. 1515 – after 1570) was a French composer of the Renaissance. While little is known with certainty about his life, he may have been associated with the French royal court, since he wrote at least one motet for them. Stylistically, his sacred music is more closely related to the contemporary Franco-Flemish idiom of pervasive, dense, complex polyphony than to the relatively clear and succinct style of his fellow French composers.

During the Renaissance era, polyphonic music became widespread throughout in both sacred and secular settings due to. .

During the Renaissance era, polyphonic music became widespread throughout in both sacred and secular settings due to the revival of interest in art and literature. The most favored styles of music during this period was the motet, for sacred topics, and the madrigal, for social themes.