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The foundations for Burgundian music were laid by the organisation of the chapel in 1384 by Philip the Bold. The surviving music is almost all choral, with the notable exception of the music for the [[basse dance]]s. Masses were the main occupation of the Burgundian composer, but most had a large number of secular chansons to their credit. Notable composers of this period are [[Antoine Busnois]], [[Guillaume du Fay]] and [[Gilles Binchois]]. |
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Revision as of 22:28, 12 June 2007
The 15th century saw a blossoming of culture in Burgundy
History
Language
Names
Main article: Burgundian Names
Arts and Sciences
Entertainment
Music
Main Article: Burgundian School
The foundations for Burgundian music were laid by the organisation of the chapel in 1384 by Philip the Bold. The surviving music is almost all choral, with the notable exception of the music for the basse dances. Masses were the main occupation of the Burgundian composer, but most had a large number of secular chansons to their credit. Notable composers of this period are Antoine Busnois, Guillaume du Fay and Gilles Binchois.
Poetry
Main article: Burgundian Poetry
Dance
During the 15th century the basse dance enjoyed an enormous amount of popularity throughout Burgundy.
Fibre arts
Clothing
Main article: Burgundian clothing
