Didier Leschenet

Life

Died: Paris c. 1603

Biography

French composer. In 1559 he became the assistant maître de chapelle at the royal chapel and in 1578 canon at St Quentin. Two years later he received another canonry at Meaux. Although he held the position of singer and composer-in-ordinary of the king's chapel in 1582, he resigned and moved to Meaux in 1584, accepting an additional canonry at Langres at this time. Two years later he became a member of the choir at the Ste Chapelle and was chosen as a cantor on 20 May 1589.

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List of choral works

• Magnificat quinti toni

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• Magnificat quinti toni

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Publications

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