Philippe the Chancellor

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Alias: Philippus Cancellarius Parisiensis, Philippe le Chancelier de Paris

Life

Born: ?c.1160--80?

Died: 1236

Biography Philippe became Chancellor of Notre-Dame de Paris in 1217. In addition to his fame as a theologian, he was renowned for his poems, all but one in Latin and nearly all with surviving music. Many are contrafacta of Trouvere and Troubador songs: Quisquis cordis et oculi for example is to the tune of Bernart's Can vei la lauzeta. It is unclear whether he may have been the composer of the remainder.

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List of choral works


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Publications

  • Carmina Burana
  • Philippe's sermons on the Psalms Summa super Psalterium was printed in 1523.

External links

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