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'''Aliases:''' Deryck Gerarde, Derick Gerarde
'''Aliases:''' Gerarde [Gerard, Gerardus, Gerrarde], Derrick [Deryck, Derick, Dethick, Dyricke, Theodoricus]
 
==Life==
==Life==


''Derrick Gerarde was a Flemish composer resident in England. He was associated with Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (d 1580), and Arundel’s son-in-law and heir John, Lord Lumley (d 1609), but it is not known whether he was employed by either as a musician.  His music comes to us in 6 sets of partbooks owned by them, with only two other pieces found in other sources. He was apparently unknown in his own time. He remains unknown, because his music has nothing to do stylistically with English music and resembles more closely contemporary Flemish music, which is also unexplored. His work has been the subject of two dissertations: D. Epps: ''The Life and Work of Deryck Gerarde'' (Edinburgh U., 1964), and C.W. Warren: ''The Music of Derick Gerarde'' (Ohio State U., 1966)''
'''Flourished:''' c.1540–80


Derrick Gerarde was a Flemish composer resident in England. He was associated with Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (d 1580), and Arundel’s son-in-law and heir John, Lord Lumley (d 1609), but it is not known whether he was employed by either as a musician.  His music comes to us in 6 sets of partbooks owned by them, with only two other pieces found in other sources. He was apparently unknown in his own time. He remains unknown, because his music has nothing to do stylistically with English music and resembles more closely contemporary Flemish music, which is also unexplored. His work has been the subject of three dissertations: D. Epps: ''The Life and Work of Deryck Gerarde'' (Edinburgh U., 1964), C.W. Warren: ''The Music of Derick Gerarde'' (Ohio State U., 1966) and Anthony Milledge: ''The music of Dyricke Gerarde'' (U. of Durham, 2001).
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==List of choral works==
==List of choral works==
*''[[Versa est in luctum (Derrick Gerarde)|Versa est in luctum]]'' &nbsp; ( [{{filepath:Ger-Ver.pdf}} {{pdf}}] )
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==Publications==


==External links==
[http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/2026/ Milledge: ''The music of Dyricke Gerarde'']


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Revision as of 19:44, 17 September 2019

Aliases: Gerarde [Gerard, Gerardus, Gerrarde], Derrick [Deryck, Derick, Dethick, Dyricke, Theodoricus]

Life

Flourished: c.1540–80

Derrick Gerarde was a Flemish composer resident in England. He was associated with Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (d 1580), and Arundel’s son-in-law and heir John, Lord Lumley (d 1609), but it is not known whether he was employed by either as a musician. His music comes to us in 6 sets of partbooks owned by them, with only two other pieces found in other sources. He was apparently unknown in his own time. He remains unknown, because his music has nothing to do stylistically with English music and resembles more closely contemporary Flemish music, which is also unexplored. His work has been the subject of three dissertations: D. Epps: The Life and Work of Deryck Gerarde (Edinburgh U., 1964), C.W. Warren: The Music of Derick Gerarde (Ohio State U., 1966) and Anthony Milledge: The music of Dyricke Gerarde (U. of Durham, 2001).

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List of choral works

 
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Publications

External links

Milledge: The music of Dyricke Gerarde

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