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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
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An '[[O bone Jesu (Pieter Maessens)|O bone Jesu]]' for four voices is attributed both to Clemens and to [[Pieter Maessens]] by [[Evangelia dominicorum et festorum dierum tomus sextus (Berg and Neuber)|Berg & Neuber]]. | |||
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===''Souterliedekens'' or metrical psalter for 3 voices (Antwerp, 1556–7)=== | ===''Souterliedekens'' or metrical psalter for 3 voices (Antwerp, 1556–7)=== | ||
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*''Missa Gaude lux Donatiane'' | *''Missa Gaude lux Donatiane'' | ||
*''Super ripam Jordanis'' | *''Super ripam Jordanis'' | ||
*''Dum complerentur'' | *''Dum complerentur'' | ||
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*''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus IIII'' (Leuven, 1557) | *''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus IIII'' (Leuven, 1557) | ||
*''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus V'' (Leuven, 1557) | *''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus V'' (Leuven, 1557) | ||
* | *{{NoCo|Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VI}} (Leuven, 1557) | ||
*''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VII'' (Leuven, 1558) | *''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VII'' (Leuven, 1558) | ||
*''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VIII'' (Leuven, 1559) | *''Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VIII'' (Leuven, 1559) | ||
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*{{NoCo|Liber primus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | *{{NoCo|Liber primus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
*{{NoCo|Liber secundus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | *{{NoCo|Liber secundus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
* | *{{NoCo|Liber tertius cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
* | *{{NoCo|Liber quartus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
* | *{{NoCo|Liber quintus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
* | *{{NoCo|Liber sextus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum}} (Leuven, 1559) | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 9 March 2024
Aliases: Jacques Clément; Jacob Clemens; Jacobus Clemanes
Life
Born: c. 1510-15
Died: 1555 or 1556?
Biography
Belgian composer, first noted as "Jacobus Clement Pbro" (a priest) at St. Donatien in Bruges in 1544 and subsequently associated with the court of Charles V and active in Ypres and Leiden. The epithet "non papa" ('not a pope') was added by the publisher Tielman Susato, perhaps more in jest than to avoid actual confusion with Pope Clement VII (1478-1534). Jacobus Vaet published a lament in 1558 alluding to a violent death; a ms. of Hic est vere martyr bears the inscription "Ultimum opus Clementis non Papæ anno 1555 21 aprilis".
View the Wikipedia article on Jacobus Clemens non Papa.
A more extensive survey and worklist is available in French.
List of choral works
Sacred
Masses
Motets in Latin
An 'O bone Jesu' for four voices is attributed both to Clemens and to Pieter Maessens by Berg & Neuber.
Canticles and other works in Latin |
Works in French |
Works in German |
Works in Dutch and other languages
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Secular
Chansons
Works in Dutch |
Other worksNo works currently available |
Souterliedekens or metrical psalter for 3 voices (Antwerp, 1556–7)
Works not on CPDL
- Missa Gaude lux Donatiane
- Super ripam Jordanis
- Dum complerentur
Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)
- Conserva me Domine
- Domine Jesu Christe
- Domine quando veneris
- In honore beatissimae Annae
- Iustorum animae
- Vox clamantis in deserto
Click here to search for this composer on CPDL
Publications
Masses
- Missa cum quatuor vocibus tomus I (Leuven, 1556)
- Missa cum quatuor vocibus tomus II (Leuven, 1557)
- Missa cum quatuor vocibus tomus III (Leuven, 1557)
- Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus IIII (Leuven, 1557)
- Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus V (Leuven, 1557)
- Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VI (Leuven, 1557)
- Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VII (Leuven, 1558)
- Missa cum quinque vocibus tomus VIII (Leuven, 1559)
- Missa cum sex vocibus tomus IX (Leuven, 1559)
Motets
- Souterliedekens I (Antwerp, 1556)
- Souterliedekens II (Antwerp, 1556)
- Souterliedekens III (Antwerp, 1556)
- Souterliedekens IIII (Antwerp, 1557)
- Secundus liber modulorum (c.1558-1560)
- Liber primus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)
- Liber secundus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)
- Liber tertius cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)
- Liber quartus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)
- Liber quintus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)
- Liber sextus cantionum sacrarum quatuor vocum (Leuven, 1559)