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'''Died:''' early 1543, according to NG | '''Died:''' early 1543, according to NG | ||
'''Biography''' Senfl joined the imperial chapel in 1498 or earlier, becoming a student of [[Heinrich Isaac]], and in 1508 is described as "clericus". In 1520 the Emperor Charles V dismissed the musicians, and from 1523 on Senfl stayed in Catholic Munich, | '''Biography''' Senfl joined the imperial chapel in 1498 or earlier, becoming a student of [[Heinrich Isaac]], and in 1508 is described as "clericus". In 1520 the Emperor Charles V dismissed the musicians, and from 1523 on Senfl stayed in Catholic Munich, nevertheless corresponding extensively with [[Martin Luther]]. | ||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
===Works in Latin=== | ===Works in Latin=== | ||
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===Works in | ===Works in German (and other languages)=== | ||
{{#SortWorks:!Works in Latin|cols=3}} | ====Sacred music==== | ||
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====Secular music==== | |||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
*''[[72 Sacred Songs (Ludwig Senfl)|72 Sacred Songs]]'' - (Manuscript, 1510-1535). BSB Mus.ms. 52 | |||
*''Varia carmina genera'' (Nuremberg, 1534) | |||
*''{{NoCo|Magnificat octo tonorum}}'' (Nuremberg, 1537) | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 22 March 2024
Life
Born: variously given as 1486 or 1489-91
Died: early 1543, according to NG
Biography Senfl joined the imperial chapel in 1498 or earlier, becoming a student of Heinrich Isaac, and in 1508 is described as "clericus". In 1520 the Emperor Charles V dismissed the musicians, and from 1523 on Senfl stayed in Catholic Munich, nevertheless corresponding extensively with Martin Luther.
View the Wikipedia article on Ludwig Senfl.
List of choral works
Works in Latin
Works in German (and other languages)
Sacred music
Secular music
Click here to search for this composer on CPDL
Publications
- 72 Sacred Songs - (Manuscript, 1510-1535). BSB Mus.ms. 52
- Varia carmina genera (Nuremberg, 1534)
- Magnificat octo tonorum (Nuremberg, 1537)
External links
- Works by Ludwig Senfl in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)
- New Senfl Edition