Examples of using Dufay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rick Dufay.
Dufay Binchois.
Bernard Dufay.
In 1437 Dufay visited the town.
Binchois Dunstaple Dufay.
Guillaume Dufay was a transitional figure;
He was the most important composer of thelate Burgundian school after the death of Guillaume Dufay.
Dufay Binchois Busnois Reginald Liebert.
After an illness of several weeks, Dufay died on November 27, 1474.
Dufay also composed four laments on the fall of Constantinople(1453).
In some aspects they are similar to motets of Dufay, except for the strictness of the isorhythmic principle.
Dufay was probably one of the first to use paraphrase technique in the mass.
Lantins was in Venice in 1428 and Rome in 1431,in the latter city as a singer in the papal chapel choir, along with Dufay.
At this time Dufay returned to his homeland, arriving in Cambrai by December of that year.
Admiral Gensoul, affronted that negotiations were not being conducted by a senior officer, sent his lieutenant,Bernard Dufay, which led to much delay and confusion.
Dufay was not an innovator, with the exception of a few late works, and wrote within a stable tradition.
Of all the names associated with the Burgundian School,the most famous was Guillaume Dufay, who was probably the most recognized composer in Europe in the fifteenth century.
Dufay evidently thought enough of his own motet to quote its coda at the end of the last isorhythmic motet he ever wrote, Fulgens iubar, in 1447.
While Guillaume de Machaut is often considered tobe one of the last Medieval composers, Dufay is often considered to be the first significant Renaissance composer.
In 1424, Dufay again returned to Cambrai, this time because of the illness and subsequent death of the relative with whom his mother was staying.
In 1444 his mother Marie died, and was buried in the cathedral;and in 1445 Dufay moved into the house of the previous canon, which was to remain his primary residence for the rest of his life.
It contains a total of 62 compositions, only one of which is attributed(to Gilles Binchois), although many of the rest have been assigned to Binchois,Dunstaple, Dufay, and others.
Dufay may have been the first composer to use the term fauxbourdon to describe this style, which was prominent in 15th century liturgical music, especially that of the Burgundian school.
In the early 1420s he was probably in the service of the Malatesta family in either Rimini orPesaro, since Dufay mentioned him in the text of a rondeau which was written between 1420 and 1424.
Dufay may have been the first composer to use the term"fauxbourdon" for this simpler compositional style, prominent in 15th century liturgical music in general and that of the Burgundian school in particular.
However it was the Missa Caput,an anonymous English composition once attributed to Guillaume Dufay,"one of the most revered compositions of the 15th century", which was to be the most influential on continental practice; this work appears in seven separate continental sources of the 15th century, more than any other mass prior to the 1480s.
Guillaume Dufay was a transitional figure in this regard; he wrote one of the last important motets in the medieval, isorhythmic style, Nuper rosarum flores(1436), written to commemorate the completion of Filippo Brunelleschi's dome in the Cathedral of Florence.
