Musicians and Composers of the Renaissance

John Wallac, the author of six great composers, says: Reconnaissance composers and musicians need to be discussed and studied so that listeners, performers and readers can understand and understand the origins of music theory and form. Readers can also learn about the power of composers, whether sacred or secular, mass or religion.

In short, the renaissance replaces the new generation of musicians, musicians and composers. In the Renaissance era, music was a medieval ranch, so it is no longer considered a skilled craftsman, but it became an independent person for the first time. Renaissance is a new era of waking up in Europe

This is a list of active composers during the European Renaissance. Since the 14th century, music historians have generally considered it a part of the Middle Ages, not part of the music renaissance, and during that period active composers can find it in the list of medieval composers I can do it. Composers in this list experienced several important events in several cases where I wrote music in the Renaissance idioms in the decades before 1600 years, 1400 years, or 1600 or later. Burgundy School is a group of composers active in the 15th century. Currently it is located in the north and east of France, Belgium and the Netherlands, mainly in the court of the Duke of Burgundy. Part of modern France at that time was ruled by the British, and there were some British composers at the school. Burgundy School is the first stage of Franco Flandre School, the central musical activity of the European Renaissance.