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Flemish-Austrian | Flemish-Austrian composer, singer, and performer. | ||
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*Wright, Bryan S. 2008. ''Michael Des Buissons: Habsburg Court Composer. Six Motets for Six Voices in a New Critical Edition''. M. A. Thesis, University of Pittsburgh. 146 pp. | *Wright, Bryan S. 2008. ''Michael Des Buissons: Habsburg Court Composer. Six Motets for Six Voices in a New Critical Edition''. M. A. Thesis, University of Pittsburgh. 146 pp. | ||
Revision as of 01:30, 26 October 2022
Aliases: Michel Charles Dubuissons; Michael Desbuissons; Michael De Buysenus; Michael Deis Buis; Michael Des Buissons; Michael Du Buisson; Michael Dubuisson; Michael Du Buysson
Life
Birth: ca. 1520 in Budweis or Budvitz (now Budejovice in Bohemia)
Death: ca. 1570
Biography
Flemish-Austrian composer, singer, and performer.
List of choral works
- Ave Maria
- Deus in nomine tuo
- Ego flos campi
- Magi veniunt ab oriente
- Mortem qui stravit
- Quare tristis es
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References:
- Wright, Bryan S. 2008. Michael Des Buissons: Habsburg Court Composer. Six Motets for Six Voices in a New Critical Edition. M. A. Thesis, University of Pittsburgh. 146 pp.
Publications
- Cantiones aliquot musicae (Munich, 1573)