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'''Died:''' 30 July 1591, Antwerp | '''Died:''' 30 July 1591, Antwerp | ||
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Flemish composer. On 21 January 1563 he was appointed choirmaster of St Salvator, Bruges, and on 22 September of the same year he was named to a similar post at Onze Lieve Vrouwkerk, Kortrijk. He remained in Kortrijk until 1577 although he held a prebend at St Willibrordus in Hulst in 1564. In 1578 Kortrijk fell briefly to Calvinist rule. By the following year Pevernage had secured the position of choirmaster at St Jacob, Bruges. This city too fell to the Calvinists and Catholic services were suppressed there from May 1581 until 1584. On 1 October 1584 he was reappointed to his former position at Kortrijk and less than a year later became choirmaster at Antwerp Cathedral where he remained until his death. | Flemish composer. On 21 January 1563 he was appointed choirmaster of St Salvator, Bruges, and on 22 September of the same year he was named to a similar post at Onze Lieve Vrouwkerk, Kortrijk. He remained in Kortrijk until 1577 although he held a prebend at St Willibrordus in Hulst in 1564. In 1578 Kortrijk fell briefly to Calvinist rule. By the following year Pevernage had secured the position of choirmaster at St Jacob, Bruges. This city too fell to the Calvinists and Catholic services were suppressed there from May 1581 until 1584. On 1 October 1584 he was reappointed to his former position at Kortrijk and less than a year later became choirmaster at Antwerp Cathedral where he remained until his death. | ||
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: 1. {{NoCo|Deux que le trait d'Amour touche bien vivement}} {{editions|2}} | : 1. {{NoCo|Deux que le trait d'Amour touche bien vivement}} {{editions|2}} | ||
: 2. {{NoCo|Ilz ont en mesme temps mesme contentement}} {{editions|2}} | : 2. {{NoCo|Ilz ont en mesme temps mesme contentement}} {{editions|2}} | ||
: 3. {{NoCo| | : 3. {{NoCo|Cest Amour qui si rare en la terre se treuve}} {{editions|2}} | ||
*{{NoCo|Dolce mio foco}} ( [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.MID}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.MUS}} Finale 2008] ) | *{{NoCo|Dolce mio foco}} ( [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.MID}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Dolce_mio_foco.MUS}} Finale 2008] ) | ||
*{{NoCo|Encomium musices}} ( [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.MID}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.MUS}} Finale 2008] ) | *{{NoCo|Encomium musices}} ( [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.pdf}} {{pdf}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.MID}} {{mid}}] [{{filepath:Pevernage-Encomium_Musices.MUS}} Finale 2008] ) | ||
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[[Category:Franco-Flemish composers]] | [[Category:Franco-Flemish composers]] | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 13 February 2015
Aliases: André Bevernage; Andries Beveringen
Life
Born: c.1542-3, Harelbeke, near Kortrijk
Died: 30 July 1591, Antwerp
Biography:
Flemish composer. On 21 January 1563 he was appointed choirmaster of St Salvator, Bruges, and on 22 September of the same year he was named to a similar post at Onze Lieve Vrouwkerk, Kortrijk. He remained in Kortrijk until 1577 although he held a prebend at St Willibrordus in Hulst in 1564. In 1578 Kortrijk fell briefly to Calvinist rule. By the following year Pevernage had secured the position of choirmaster at St Jacob, Bruges. This city too fell to the Calvinists and Catholic services were suppressed there from May 1581 until 1584. On 1 October 1584 he was reappointed to his former position at Kortrijk and less than a year later became choirmaster at Antwerp Cathedral where he remained until his death.
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List of choral works
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- Bicinia, Sive Cantiones (4 chansons) (
) - Bon jour mon coeur (2 editions available)
- Three-part Chanson on the poem "Diverses Amours" by Philippe Desportes
- 1. Deux que le trait d'Amour touche bien vivement (2 editions available)
- 2. Ilz ont en mesme temps mesme contentement (2 editions available)
- 3. Cest Amour qui si rare en la terre se treuve (2 editions available)
- Dolce mio foco (
Finale 2008 ) - Encomium musices ( Finale 2008 )
- Il dolce sonno ( MusicXML )
- Fra l'altre virtu ( Finale 2008 )
- La vita fugge (2 editions available)
- O com' e gran martire ( Finale 2008 )
- Quando la voce ( Finale 2008 )
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