Josquin Des Prez. Josquin was born around 1440 in Duchy of Burgundy in modern-day Belgium.

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Josquin Des Prez

Josquin was born around 1440 in Duchy of Burgundy in modern-day Belgium

Josquin was a singer at Milan Cathedral in 1459, the world’s 3 rd largest cathedral in the world, remaining there until December 1472.

Because Josquin was the most varied in invention and the most profound in expression, he became the most sought after composer in all of Italy in the 1460’s.

He spent most of his early years traveling around Italy working as a singer and composer for the pope, the king, and other high-ranking officials.

Josquin also even traveled as far as France to work for King Louis XII. He spoke both French and Italian. King Louis XII

Josquin had a wicked sense of humor. After he grew tired of waiting for a raise that Louis XII had promised him, Josquin composed a song with the following words, “Remember thy word unto thy servant.” King Louis got the message and gave him a raise. After this, Josquin composed another song with the words, “Lord, though has dealt graciously with thy servant.”

Josquin seemed to have an obsession with money. He was the highest paid choir director in the courts of Ferrara in all of history, and he worked for the wealthiest and most powerful officials in all of Europe, but he still complained about not having enough money. One of his best known French songs is called “Faulte d’argent,” which is a song about what a bore it is to have no money. The words read, “if I say so, it is because I know.”

Josquin is considered to be one of the greats of polyphonic music. Polyphonic means… Poly=many Phonic=sound Poly+phonic= Many melodies at the same time

Josquin often used a type of polyphonic music called imitation. We use imitation in class sometimes when we sing. One group begins a song and another group imitates them a little bit later. What are two names for this type of song?

As I walk up the steps, my heart is beating. I see the soft, dew drops roll down the window. Josquin was especially good at text painting. This is when the music mimics the words to a song. For example, what do you think the music could do to mimic these following words? Pitches move up the scalerhythmic pulses Soft music, pitches slowly moving downward

An example of this text painting idea is Josquin’s song, “El Grillo” (The Cricket). Listen for some cricket imitations in this song.

Josquin was well-known throughout Italy and France and was one of the very first people to be known solely by his first name only. Can you think of anyone today who is known by one name only? JOSQUIN – APPEARING TONIGHT ONLY

Josquin retreated to France in 1503 to avoid the plague. (What plague was this?) The composer who took his place (Obrecht) caught the plague the next year. Josquin lived in France for the rest of his life and died in the city of Conde in 1521.

Much of what we know about Josquin’s life is spelled out in his music. With his linguist's mind, his mathematician's mind -- his wide-ranging genius mind -- he redirected western music. At the end, he bequeathed his house and land to the Church of Notre Dame

Composer: Josquin des Prez Song Title: Nunc Dimittis (click to start and click to play again)