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ca Music in the Czech lands III

Music in the Czech lands ca (including foreign musicians active here) priest and preacher John Huss (Jan Hus) burned at the stake in Constance during the council ( ) Hussite movement in Czech lands – recession of the latin chant, secular song and polyphonic compositions use of vernacular, preference of songs for the community

Jistebnický kancionál, ca First attempt to translate liturgy into vernacular That means, that this manuscript – collection of sacred songs, contains also repertory for the mass as a plainchant, but not in latin, in czech! Example: battle song „Ktož jsú Boží bojovníci“ (You who are God´s soldiers…)

Codex Speciálník, manuscript ca1500, See ECM: Codex Specialnik (Hilliard Ensemble) Contains various repertory plainchant, earlier compositions in black mensural notation, up to date compositions for 3-4 voices mostly in white mens. not. (among them works by important europ. authors) Example: 3voice motet Náš milý svatý Václave (Saint Wenceslas…) in white mens. notation

Franko-Flemish polyphony in the Czech lands Names as Josquin, de la Rue, Isaac and others See polyphonic manuscripts from Brno from ca1500:

Emperor Maxmilian II in Brno 1567 His master of music chapell Jacobus Vaet died here see the lament for his deceased master Clemens non Papa Missa for 40 voices from Alessandro Striggio presented as a gift from Medici family here in Brnohttp:// Brno in 1593

Emperor Rudolf II in Prague (ca ) Emperor´s music ensemble Philipp de Monte (musicae praefectus) Charles Luython (emperor´s organist) others: Jacobus Regnart, de Sayve family, Franz Sale Prague organist and composer Jacobus Gallus Handl (ca ), former chapelmaster of the bishop of Olomouc, moved to Prague 1585 to publish his large work listen to his christmass motet Mirabile mysterium See Itinerary of Fynes Moryson