Tielman Susato

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Aliases: Tylman Susato

Life

Born: c.1500

Died: 1561 or 1564

Biography
German born music printer, publisher and composer. Founded his publishing firm in 1543 in Antwerp where he had been active as a cathedral and town musician. As a printer of music he was the first to publish chansons in Dutch (two collections). Published French and Dutch chansons, dance music and motets by variuos well renomed composers such as Josquin des Prez, Orlandus Lassus and Cipriano de Rore.

Susato's own compositions include one mass, many motets and chansons, some Dutch chansons, 10 three-part Souterlideken settings (to complete the set of psalms for the last three-part Souterliedeken book after Jacobus Clemens non Papa's death in 1556). The dance settings in his print: "Het Derde Musyck Boexken (Alerhanden Danserye)" are probably at least in large part made by Susato himself.

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List of choral works

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• Amour a tort   ( Finale 2008 )

• Coingié m'aves donné     (   Finale 2008 )

• Contre raison   ( Finale 2008 )

• Dargent me plains   ( Finale 2008 )

• De mon malheur   ( Finale 2008 )

• Een meysken eens voerby passeerde   ( Finale 2002 )

• Fili, quid fecisti   ( Finale 2008 )

• J'ay si forte battaille     (   Finale 2008 )

• Langueur hellas   ( Finale 2008 )

• Le content est riche   ( Finale 2008 )

• Mille regretz   ( Finale 2008 )

• O wrede Fortune ghy   ( )

• La la Maistre Pierre     (   Finale 2006 )

• Pour ung plaisir   ( Finale 2008 )

• Puisqu'en janvier   ( Finale 2008 )

• Si de present   ( Finale 2008 )

• Si tu te plains   ( Finale 2008 )

• Signum (cum decore)   ( LilyPond )

• Si ton amour   ( Finale 2008 )

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Publications

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