46 50 4556 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01382 Surname Héricourt (de) Given Name Guillaume Given Name Surname Guillaume de Héricourt Gender Male Cities_Standardized_ID Birth Cities_Standardized_2389 Place of birth Héricourt Period of activity (beginning) Start 1474 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1474 Biography Douxchamps1987: Éxéc. du testament de Jean de Griboval, doyen de Thérouanne, en avril 1474. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Héricourt (de), Guillaume (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04078 Surname Herinault (de) Given Name — Given Name Surname — de Herinault Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1582 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1610 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Paris Institution_ID Institution_0269 Institution Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1582-1610. Monsieur de Hérinault, sans prénom et sans qualité, ne figure pas dans les listes de chanoine de (Stein 1912). Le 28 avril 1582, « Maistre Claude Barbelot haulte contre a esté receu soubz la prebende de monsieur de Herinault et de son consentement promettant audit Barbelot d'autant qu'il est bon chantre, qu'il sera le bienvenu chez ledit sieur pour y boire et menger et prendre ses repas sy bon lui semble toutes et quantes foys que ledit Barbelot vouldra » et le 14 juillet 1584, Claude Barbelot change de prébende et passe sous celle de Monsieur Hérinault ; les chanoines lui accordent « par grâce », une somme de 12 escuz par an. Le 23 janvier 1610, « a esté ordonné que Adrian Guillebert cy devant enfant de cœur, en consideration de sa pauvreté, sera receu au service de l'eglise, clerc soubs la prebende de Monsieur d'Herinault, à la charge de se comporter plus modestement qu'il n'a fait cy devant » (Brenet 1910 p. 133, 136, 158 d’après AN, LL 600, f. 18, 57v et LL 601, f. 106v). Bibliography Brenet 1910 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herinault (de), — (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03174 Surname Herlay (de) Given Name Philippe Given Name Surname Philippe de Herlay Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Qualif circa Period of activity (beginning) Start 1400 Period of activity (ending) Qualif circa 1400 Biography Obituaires prov Sens, I, p. 454 Prieuré de Saint-Martin-des-Champs Philipus de Herlay, subcantor hujus loci [xv s.] = Le compositeur Horlay, auteur de 4 chansons de EcsB, c. 1450 ?? Obituaires de la province de Sens‎ - Page 1164 Auguste Longnon, Auguste Molinier, Léon Mirot, Alexandre Charles Philippe Vidier, Armand Boutillier du Retail, Pierre Piétresson de Saint-Aubin, Académie des inscriptions & belles-lettres (France) - 1902 Herlay (Johannes, Philippus do). ... (Johannes de). Herqueto ( Prior de ). Voir Johannes Majoris; — ( Petrus de ). .. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herlay (de), Philippe (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03597 Surname Herlevin Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Herlevin Variant name Herlevin Helling Harlemin Valentin Helbin Helluwin Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role_012 Role Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1444 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1445 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Cambrai cathedral, 1444-1445. Jean Herlevin was a small vicar from 19 June 1444 to late May 1445 [F-AD 59, 4G 7443, f. 7 ; F-BM-Cambrai, ms. 1058, f. 5]. His name is the most mangled among those of the small vicars: he is referred to as Herlevin, Helling, Harlemin, Valentin, Helbin, and Helluwin. His departure is exceptionally not recorded in the wine account, but is noted in the acts, when he is referred to as “recently let go” on 02 June 1445 (see above) and in an undated entry in the aumosne [F-AD 59, 4G 7762, fascicle of 1444-45, f. 12]. His connection with Cambrai was apparently limited to his small vicariate. Bibliography Planchart PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herlevin, Jean (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03079 Surname Herlines (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Herlines dit Bassée Variant name Bassée Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1462 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1463 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0566 Workplace Saint-Omer Institution_ID Institution_0147 Institution Collégiale Saint-Omer de Saint-Omer Biography Il vend un grand livre de musique à la collégiale de Saint-Omer en 1462/1463. Doc découvert par Kirkman. Il n’est pas certain qu’il soit lui-même le copiste... Andrew Kirkman "Musical Life at the Collegiate Church of Saint-Omer, Northern France, in the Fifteenth Century", Humanas (Revista do Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas da Universidade do Rio Grande do Sul), 21/1, pt. 2 (1998; appeared 2000). (Proceedings of the II Encontro Internacional de Estudos Medievais, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 23-6 September, 1997). Humanas: revista do Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas‎ - Page 325 de Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas - 1998 It is not impossible that "Jehan de Herlines dit Bassee" is the same man named by a toponymie. That this name was current in the region is shown, ... Saint-Omer gothique: les arts figuratifs à Saint-Omer à la fin du ...books.google.frMarc Gil, Ludovic Nys - 2004 - 534 pages - Extraits De sire Jehan Herlines, dit Bassee, pour ung anchien bréviaire en deux volumes appertenant à le fabricque, à lui vendu du consentement de messeigneurs en plain cappitre, 1 s. f 23r-v° A sire Jehan de Herlines, pour ung grant livre en ... Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herlines (de), Jean (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04079 Surname Herly Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Herly Variant name Jehan Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role_012 Role Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1410 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1410 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Paris Institution_ID Institution_0269 Institution Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1409-1410. Jean Herly est mentionné comme clerc par Michel Brunet citant les Comptes de l'Epargne en 1409-1410. Plus précisément il est mentionné pour des dons du roi Charles VI en 1409 et 1410. En 1409 (a. st.), « A Jehan Brunet prestre et Jehan Herly clercs de la saincte chapelle du roy, le xxiiie jour de mars veille de Paques 1409, 30fr a eux ordonnez pour leur aider a ordonner habiller et querir aucuns vestemens habillemens et autres necessitez pour faire les jeux de la Resurrection (3) et de la feste de Paques devant le dit seigneur en la ditte chapelle du palais… 30 fr. » (Leber 1838, t.19, p. 187 ; cité par Brenet 1910, p. 27). Bibliography Brenet 1910 Leber 1838 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herly, Jean (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_05443 Surname Hermand Given Name Louis Given Name Surname Louis Hermand Variant name Herman Hermetz ? Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1586 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1587 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0424 Workplace Bourges Institution_ID Institution_0115 ? Institution_0266 Institution Chapelle royale de France ? Sainte-Chapelle de Bourges Biography Chapelle royale de France (Henri III) ?, ca 1586. Un Hermetz sans prénom est dans la liste des chanteurs de la chapelle et officiers de Henri III autour de 1586 (BrooksJ 2000, p. 411, 483 d’après F-BnF Cinq cents de Colbert 10, f. 10v-11). Il s’agit peut-être de notre homme • Sainte-Chapelle de Bourges, 1586-1587. Le 6 juin 1586, « messieurs ont receu messire Loys Hermaud du pays de Flandres aux gaiges de 50 sous tournois pour chacune sepmaine et demy pain ». Le 17 juin 1586, messieurs ont « ordonné que le receveur baillera a messire Loys Hermand gagiste les gaiges a luy accordez ». Le 5 juillet 1586, « le receveur payera par semaine a messire Louys Herman 55 sous tournois de gaiges nonobstant que cydavant il n’ayt esté receu que aux gaiges de 50 sous tournois ». Le 21 mars 1587, messieurs ont « ordonné que le receveur baillera a un chantre nommé Herman naguere gagiste de ceans la somme de 20 sous tournois » (Pilleboue PCR d’après F-AD 18, 8G 1544). Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hermand, Louis (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02639 Surname Hermanni Given Name Jan Given Name Surname Jan Hermanni Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1446 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1447 Biography Wegman BSCE Hermanni, Jan fl.1446-7. AntwerpOL NieuwA 38. Bibliography Van den Nieuwenhuizen 1978 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hermanni, Jan (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03691 Surname Herpin Given Name — Given Name Surname — Herpin Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1451 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1452 Biography Morice Preuves. Tome II, Ext rait du compte de Rtoul de Launa-l Pierre par la grace de Dieu Due de Bretaigne , Cpmte de Montfort & de Richemont, &c. Comme nous eussions ja piecza institue nostre bien ame&sealEfcuier Jeh.du Boisen I'orfice de Treforerie de nos finances, &c. & il nous eust prie de Ten defcharger & le pdurveoir d'autre, ce que avons fait 5 nous, a* plein informes de la capacite de nostre ame & seal Efcuier & Confeiller Raoul de l.aunay Tresorier de nostre Dpmaine, 1'avons institue Tiesorier & Recevcur General, &£. a Vennes 1*7. Octobre 145 1. Signe, O. de Coetlogon. C'est le comte que rend Raoul de Launay Trejorier & Receveui General puis son derroin compte qui fut clos le 17. Decembre 1451. julqu'au premier Decembre 1452. … A Herpin l’un des Clercs de Chapelle, pour un bracquemart garni d'argent, que le Duc prit de lui & donna a Monsieur d'Angoulesine a Nantes. Gadiffer Gorio Efcuier de Monseigneur de Rohan presenta alaDuchefle un beau levrier blanc. Descharge du 13. Octobfe 1451. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herpin, — (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03953 Surname Herpy (d’) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean d’Herpy Variant name Jehan Derpy Erpy (d') Gender Male Date of death Qualif circa Date of death Start 1419 Role_ID Role_003 Role Employee of a court chapel (lower ranked officer) Period of activity (beginning) Start 1399 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1419  Institution_ID Institution_0115 Institution_0269 Institution Chapelle royale de France Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Chapelle royale de France (Charles VI), 1399. Jean d’Herpy est chapelain ordinaire du roi, avec Robert Feuillet et Philippe Aymenon, pendant que Jehan Du Moulin est « premier chapelain » (Brenet 1910 p. 27 d’après F-BnF ms fr. 20684 f. 529v). • Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1400-1419 ? : Jean d’Herpy est reçu chanoine en 1400 et probablement remplacé par Pierre Cauchon en 1419 (Stein 1912 p. 134). Il est cité par (Brenet 1910 p. 27 d’après F-AN, LL 598) dans la liste des chanoines de la Sainte-Chapelle pour 1409. Son obit est mentionné dans les obituaires de la Sainte-Chapelle les 30 août et 25 septembre : « Obitus annalis dominorum Petri de Belna, huius sacre capelle quondam canonici et cantoris, necnon Joannis Derpy quondam regis Karoli sexti capellani, eiusdem sacre capelle canonici. Quorum animabus deus » (F-Pm, ms. 3339, F-BnF, ms. lat. 17741, f. 37). PASSAGE EN COURS DE REVISION SUR LES OBITUAIRES : L'obituaire de la BnF l'indique au 25 septembre tandis que celui de l'Arsenal le donne au 30 août (F-Arsenal, ms. 3339, f. 37 [30 août] : “Obitus annalis dominorum Petri de Belna, huius sacre capelle quondam canonici et cantoris, necnon Joannis Derpy quondam regis Karoli sexti capellani, eiusdem sacre capelle canonici.” ; F-BnF, ms. 17741, f. 37 [25 sept.] : “Obitus duplex domini Johannis d'Erpy, quondam regis Karoli sexti capellani ac hujus sacre Capelle canonici [1419]”) mais une autre publication date cette fondation de 1422 (Vidier 1901, p. 259 : « “Frepperie. De l'estai à freppier qui fut Guillaume Pain et sa femme, 40 sols parisis, pour partie de l'obit de feu messire Jehan d'Erpy.” La fondation de cet obit datait de 1422; elle était représentée par une rente de 4 1ivres 5 sols “assise partie sur cet estai de la Halle aux fripiers, partie sur une maison sise rue Pavée, derrière l'hôtel d'Artois”. ») Mémoires de la Société de l'histoire de Paris et de l'Île-de-France: Volume 28 Vidier 1901, p. 259 : « “Frepperie. De l'estai à freppier qui fut Guillaume Pain et sa femme, 40 s. p., pour partie de l'obit de feu messire Jehan d'Erpy.” La fondation de cet obit datait de 1422; elle était représentée par une rente de 4 1. 5 s “assise partie sur cet estai de la Halle aux fripiers, partie sur une maison sise rue Pavée, derrière l'hôtel d'Artois”. » A TROUVER (MEME ARTICLE QUE CELUI QUI CITE JEAN BRUNET) Mémoires de la Société de l'histoire de Paris et de l'Île-de-France: Volume 36 books.google.frSociété de l'histoire de Paris et de l'Île-de-France (France) - 1909 - Extraits ... icelui deposant et messire Guillaume Rigolet, prestre, a present chapelain de messire Jehan d'Erpy et lors son clerc, et qui pour le dit d'Erpy avoit en ce jour la garde de la mar- glerie de la chapele, se alerent esbatre en l'ostel ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Bibliography Brenet 1910 Molinier 1902 Stein 1912 Vidier 1901 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Herpy (d’), Jean (…-circa 1419) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03485 Surname Hertnhamer Given Name Lasarus Given Name Surname Lasarus Hertnhamer Gender Male Role_ID Role_018 Role_002 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role_014 Role Choirboy Dessus Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Musician Singer Soprano Superius Period of activity (beginning) Start 1527 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1527 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_1114 Workplace München Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Munich, Imperial chapel of Ferdinand I, 1527. Listed as in the first inventory of the household of Ferdinand I, made on 1 January 1527 (Munich, Staatsarchiv [formerly Kreisarchiv] Faszikel H. L. Freising 317), as one of the ten Discantisten (choirboys) in Ferdinand’s Munich chapel (there was another chapel in Vienna with a largely separate personnel). Hirzel 1908, p. 155. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hertnhamer, Lasarus (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02640 Surname Hertshoeren Given Name — Given Name Surname — Hertshoeren Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1486 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1487 Biography Wegman BSCE Hertshoeren, Gheerde inden fl.1486-7. MolenbeekSJB HagghB 607. Bibliography Haggh 1989 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hertshoeren, — (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04080 Surname Hesse Given Name François Given Name Surname François Hesse Variant name Esse Gender Male Role_ID Role_017 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role Basse contre Bassus Known voice range Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1561 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1564 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0424   Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Bourges Paris Institution_ID Institution_0266 Institution_0269 Institution Sainte-Chapelle de Bourges Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography François Hesse, chantre basse contre est mentionné dans les Saintes-Chapelles de Bourges et Paris, en 1561 à Bourges, en 1563 à Paris et une dernière mention en 1564 à Bourges, comme vicaire ayant démissionné. On peut faire l'hypothèse que François Hesse est gagiste à Bourges en 1561, à Paris en 1562-1563, puis vicaire de 1563 aux premiers mois de 1564. • Sainte-Chapelle de Bourges, 1561 et 1563-1564. Le 3 mai 1561, « sur la requeste faicte par messire François Hesse vicaire et Pierre Chevallier chappelain que parce quilz nont d’argent pour leur survenir [sic] plaise a messieurs ordonner que ce qu’ilz ont gangné en ce present quartier leur soyt delivré. Messieurs ont ordonné que leur receveur delivrera ausdits Hesse et Chevallier les deniers de ce quilz ont gangné dudit quartier a la certification du distributeur ». Le 28 juin 1561, « messire François Hesse, vicaire de l’eglise a supplié messieurs luy donner congé de 5 sepmaines pour aller en son pais ». Le 23 août 1561, Dumayne vicaire general du tresorier a declaré que le congié quil avoit baillé a messire François Hesse vicaire de l’eglise pour aller en son pais est expiré des le 14° jour du present moys d’aoust ». Le 11 mars 1564, « monsieur de Fougieres a presenté a monsieur le tresorier messire Thomas Mignot basse contre et prestre du diocese de Chartres, natif de la paroisse de Lye Planté, filz de Jehan Mignot a la place de vicaire en l’eglise de ceans que souloit tenir messire François Esse estant a la presentation…. » (Pilleboue PCR d’après F-AD 18, 8G 1528 f. 9v-10, f. 34v, 64, 107v). • Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1563. François Hesse, basse-contre est payé avec François Pinot le 27 mars 1563 (n. st.) de plusieurs semaines de service (Brenet 1990 p. 108 d’après F-AN, LL 626, f. 153). Bibliography Brenet 1910 Pilleboue PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hesse, François (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04514 Surname Hétomesnil (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Hétomesnil Gender Male Cities_Standardized_ID Birth Cities_Standardized_2509 Place of birth Hétomesnil Date of death Start 1381 Role_ID Role_006 Role Employee of a church (higher ecclesiastic, canon) Period of activity (beginning) Start 1361 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1381  Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Paris Institution_ID Institution_0171 Institution_0269 Institution Cour royale de France Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Chancellerie de la cour de France (Charles V). Jean de Hétomesnil est maître de la Chambre des Comptes et des requêtes de l’Hôtel (Stein 1912 p. 135 et Billot 1996 p. 297, 303). • Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1361-1381. Chanoine reçu en 1361, il meurt en 1381, laissant sa place à son neveu Oudart des Fontaines. Jean de Hetomesnil et sont neveu sont enterrés dans la Sainte-Chapelle. Ses exécuteurs testamentaires sont outre ses deux neveux Oudart des Fontaines et Hector de Hargicourt, son filleul Loys Blanchet (aussi de la chancellerie) et 6 chanoines de la Sainte-Chapelle : le Trésorier Hugues Boileau et cinq chanoines, Pierre de Beaune, Denis de Couleurs (aussi de la chancellerie), Amaury de Condé et Jean Creté, et au Parlement : Arnault de Corbie (voir aussi Galland 2001 p. 16, autres séries : KK 330A, Exécutions testamentaires. Jean de Hétomesnil, chanoine de la Sainte-Chapelle, 1381-1382). Son obit ainsi que celui de son neveu sont mentionnés les 15 et 26 février : « Obitus annalis Joannis senioris et Joannis Junioris dictorum de lissiaco necnon Joannis de hestomesnilio, Iustus capelle quondam canonici, et Odonis eius nepotis. Quorum animabus deus sit propitius » (Fiala PCR d’après F-Pm, ms. 3339). Bibliography Billot 1996 Fiala PCR Stein 1912 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hétomesnil (de), Jean (…-1381) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01668 Surname Heugion (de) Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon de Heugion alias Hustin Variant name Aengion Hustin Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1474 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1486 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Cities_Standardized_1591 Workplace Cambrai Roma Institution_ID Institution_0032 Institution_0049 Institution Capella pontificalis Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Planchart : Symon, alias Hustin, Symon de Heugion: was a small vicar from 01 January 1474 to 15 March 1476 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1474-75), 6v; (1475-76), 6v]. He came to Cambrai from Soignies and may be a relative of Jehan Hustin, rector scholarum from 1485 to 1492. Rome CP (Haberl) Wegman BSCE: d'Angio, Johannes fl. 1485-93. FlorC D'AccG 338-46. Wegman BSCE Aengion, Simon fl. 1486. RomeP HabR 244. Bibliography Haberl 1887 Planchart PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Heugion (de), Simon (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03456 Surname Heutaller Given Name Martinus Given Name Surname Martinus Heutaller Gender Male Role_ID Role_018 Role_002 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role_014 Role Choirboy Dessus Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Musician Singer Soprano Superius Period of activity (beginning) Start 1520 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1520 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0062 Workplace Innsbruck Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Innsbruck, Imperial chapel, 1520. Listed as one of the twenty-one Singerknaben of the Imperial chapel in the household inventory made in January 1520, soon before the dissolution of the chapel. It was originally intended by those commissioned to manage the dissolution of the chapel that all the choirboys were to be sent to the University of Vienna for three years, and then to receive financial support for another year after that (die Singer knaben auff der vniversitet zu wien in studio drey Jarlanng vnderhalten vnd nachmals ein Jeder an ort vnd Ennd gethon vnd gefudert werde darzu er dan geschickht erfunden wurt wie dan bey kay. Mt. der gebrauch gewest ist). However, in the event the only ones to receive financial support were those who expressed the desire to become priests; for these, benefices were to be found by the bishop of Vienna, Georg von Slatkonia. Fellner and Kretschmayer 1907, p. 145; Hirzel 1908, p. 153; Koczirz 1931, p. 532, 534-536 (from Registratur de anno 1519 bis 1520, Vienna, Hofkammerarchiv Sign. 46 [olim D 131]). Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Heutaller, Martinus (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01628 Surname Hevrelle Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre Hevrelle Variant name Avrelle Haverelle Herelle Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role_016 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Musician Singer Tenor Ténoriste Period of activity (beginning) Start 1436 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1442 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Cities_Standardized_0458 Workplace Cambrai Dijon Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0268 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Sainte-Chapelle de Dijon Biography Cour de Bourgogne, 1436. don de 20£ a “Pierre Hevrelle, prebstre tenoriste et Jehan Wassaut quant MS les a nagueres envoiez en sa chapelle a Dijon” (Marix p. 162, d'après F-AD 59, B 1957, f. 271v). F-AD 21, G 1520, f. 23v A messire Pierre Arnelle laud (jadis ??) teneur de l’eglise pour luy en retourner en son pays apres la provation ( ??) que mesdits seigneurs ly furent a luy payé par le commandement de mesd seigneurs ung florin de Rin… jour comme dessus (15 mars 1436 as) Planchart : Pierre Haverelle or Herelle: was a small vicar from 15 March 1441 to 18 April 1442 [LAN, 4G 7440, 7r; 4G 7441, 8v]. He might be the Pierre Hercelle who was a canon of Ste. Croix, the acts do not record his reception, but record the resignation of his canonicate in 1462 [LAN, 6G 177, 163r]. Bibliography Fiala PCR Marix 1939 Planchart PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hevrelle, Pierre (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02641 Surname Heyns Given Name Johannes Given Name Surname Johannes Heyns Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1449 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1449 Biography Wegman BSCE Heyns, Johannes fl. 1449. Cler? BrugesOL Strohm 185. Bibliography Strohm 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Heyns, Johannes (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02642 Surname Heynsberch (de) Given Name Johannes Given Name Surname Johannes de Heynsberch Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1483 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1487 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_1676 Cities_Standardized_1652 Workplace Maastricht ‘s-Hertogenbosch Institution_ID Institution_0252 Institution_0281 Institution Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap in ‘s-Hertogenbosch Sint-Servaasbasiliek van Maastricht Biography Wegman BSCE Heynsberch, Johannes de fl. 1483-7. Cler.; can.; scholasticus. MaastrichtSSer; (n 's-HertCOL) SmijH I, 175. Bouwstenen I, 183. Bibliography Smijers 1932 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Heynsberch (de), Johannes (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04081 Surname Hiel Given Name Martin Given Name Surname Martin Hiel Variant name Hyel Gender Male Role_ID Role_017 Role_002 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role Basse contre Bassus Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1572 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1595 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Paris Institution_ID Institution_0115 Institution_0269 Institution Chapelle royale de France Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1572-1574, 1575 et 1581. Le 5 avril 1572, Martin Hiel, qui a pris les ordres, reçoit une gratification de 100 sols tournois. Le 12 avril 1572, Martin Hiel, chapelain ordinaire, est autorisé d'aller « dire sa première messe au lieu de sa nativité ». Le 2 janvier 1574, Martin Hiel devient chapelain ordinaire sous la prébende de Monsieur de Bangy. Il doit être mis hors quelques temps pour avoir servi le roi Charles IX et Henri III. Le 24 décembre 1575, Martin Hyel est remis chapelain « à la charge d'assister à l'église et y faire mieulx son debvoir que par le passé ». Il disparaît à nouveau des registres de la Sainte-Chapelle pour servir le roi et réapparaît le 12 août 1581, « Maistre Martin Hiel bassecontre et chantre du Roy a esté receu en l'eglise de ceans pour chappellain soubz la prebende de Monsieur Froger à la charge qu'il fera mieulx son debvoir d'assister au service divin de ladite eglise que n'a faict le passé, estant hors de cartier, et aussy qu'il ne pourra prendre aultre party que celluy du Roy seullement » (Brenet 1910 p. 123, 126, 127, 132 d’après F-AN, LL 599, f. 10, f. 93-93v, f. 120, 148). • Chapelle royale et chapelle de la reine-mère de France (Charles IX, Henri III, Catherine de Médicis, Henri IV), 1574-1595. Martin Hiel figure dans la liste des gens de maison pour des habits de deuil sans doute pour les funérailles de Charles IX en 1574 comme chantre de la chapelle. Concernant le règne de Henri III, il appartient à l’état de chapelle et à la liste des musiciens et officiers de Henri III en 1578 pour des gages annuels de 100 écus, et autour de 1586 comme bassecontre. Il figure dans les états de chapelle et état de maison de Catherine de Médicis en 1585 pour deux trimestres avec des gages annuels de 100 écus, entre 1580 et 1585 pour 300 l. de gages annuels et en 1587 pour le premier semestre avec 100 écus de gages annuels, comme basse contre. On le retrouve dans trois requêtes à Henri III dans l’année 1587, comme chantre de la chapelle de musique, le 28 février pour une prébende et un canonicat à la collégiale de Saint Thomas du Louvre (refusée), le 7 mars pour une prébende de Saint Spire de Corbeil (favorable) et en Septembre/octobre pour la chapelle de sainte Catherine de Grandpré de Saint Martin de Rouen (refusée) (BrooksJ 2000 p. 400, 408, 409, 411, 483, 484 d’après F-BnF, Cinq cents Colbert 10 f. 10, 11, fr. 26171 f. 169v, Cinq cents Colbert 54 f. 364, F-AN, KK 116 f. 50, F-BnF, Clair. 1216, f. 64v, F-AN, KK 117 f. 9v, et F-BnF, fr. 21480, f. 40v, 47, 167). Isabelle Handy reprend l’ensemble de ces données relatives aux règnes de Charles IX et Henri III. Concernant le règne de Henri IV, Martin Hyel figure dans l’état de chapelle de 1595 (Le Moël 1966 p. 6 d’après F-BnF, ms. fr. 3994, f. 226-228). Annales de la Société historique et archéologique du Gâtinais. Volume de périodique en mode image et en mode texte, recherche plein texte disponible. 1890 (T8), p. 125-126 Nombreuses sont les pétitions relatives à des résignations, à des permutations de bénéfices je n'en retiendrai que les plus particulièrement édifiantes. En février 1587, Guillaume Levasseur, chantre et chanoine de l'église de Notre-Dame de Melun, demande à permuter avec Jean Valet, curé de« Rhieu-en-Bretagne »; il permute' puis, trois ans après, en octobre i5o,o, il se fait attribuer une prébende de chanoine vacante en la même église Notre-Dame de Melun par la mort de Pierre Tisserand, et ce, bien entendu, sans abandonner sa cure'. Une prébende à Saint-Spire de Corbeil vacante par le décès de Nicolas Dubois est l'objet d'une compétition acharnée. Elle est demandée à la fois par Denis Robert, en faveur duquel Dubois l'avait résignée, mais trop tard sans doute'; par Antoine Pissebeuf, clerc de la chapelle du Roi5; par Aubin Duchemin, aumônier de la duchesse de Joyeuse'; par Jean Pillet, chapelain de la chapelle de musique'; par Jean Picard, prêtre"; par Jean Debrie, prêtre, clerc de la chapelle de musique'; par Savinien Moureux, chapelain ordinaire de l'Oratoire"; celui-ci insinue modestement qu'il doit être préféré « à tous aultres »; par Jacques Charro, chantre ordinaire"; par Claude Baliffre, aussi chantre ordinaire'; et par Martin Hiel, basse-contre de la chapelle*. Si nous comptons bien, cela fait dix concurrents c'est Jean Picard qui l'emporte'; ne me demandez pas pourquoi. L'un des dix, Jean Debrie, meurt peu de temps après, et sa place de clerc de la chapelle est aussi vivement disputée, mais cela n'est pas de notre sujet. Henri III, pour consoler Jean Pillet, candidat évincé, lui promet la dignité de doyen en ladite église Saint-Spire justement le titulaire, Claude Bertrand, meurt; tout de suite Pillet rappelle au Roi sa promesse en lui précisant le jour, i5 août, le lieu, Vincennes, où elle lui fut faite'. Je ne pourrais dire ce qu'il en advint, car je trouve le même Jean Pillet chantre à Notre-Dame de Melun à une date qui, dans le livre de l'abbé Delaforge, est évidemment une coquille 1700 et tant. 3. B. N., ms. fr. 15643 (rôle du 29 octobre îSqo). 4. B. N., ms. fr. 21480, fo 15 vo (rôle du 15 novembre 1586). 5-6-7-a.g-ioii. Ibid., fo 40 (rôle du 28 février 1587). Bibliography Brenet 1910 BrooksJ 2000 Handy 2008 Le Moël 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hiel, Martin (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02643 Surname Hieronymus Given Name Petrus Given Name Surname Petrus Hieronymus Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1496 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1498 Biography Wegman BSCE Hieronymus, Petrus fl. 1496-8. RomeSP HabR 239. Bibliography Haberl 1887 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hieronymus, Petrus (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03502 Surname Hiersch Given Name Christof Given Name Surname Christof Hiersch Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1527 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1527 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0118 Workplace Wien Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Vienna, Imperial chapel of Ferdinand I, 1527. Listed in the first inventory of the household of Ferdinand I, made on 1 January 1527 (Munich, Staatsarchiv [formerly Kreisarchiv] Faszikel H. L. Freising 317), as teacher (praeceptor) of the choirboys in Ferdinand’s chapel at Vienna, receiving 4 fl a month in wages. Hirzel 1908, p. 156. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hiersch, Christof (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02644 Surname Hille (van) Given Name Judocus Given Name Surname Judocus van Hille Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1497 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1497 Biography Wegman BSCE Hille, Judocus van fl. 1497. Cler. BrugesOL StrohmB 185. Bibliography Strohm 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hille (van), Judocus (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02645 Surname Hobbenz Given Name Dominicus Given Name Surname Dominicus Hobbenz Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1511 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1511 Biography Wegman BSCE Hobbenz, Dominicus fl. 1511; origin Rotterdam. DelftNK Bouwstenen III, 89. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hobbenz, Dominicus (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01317 Surname Hochart Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre Hochart alias Gallifre Variant name Gallifre Gaillifere Gender Male Date of death Start 1501-10-15 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1470 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1501 Biography Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Hochart (6/13); 1486 (2/15); 1495 (2/13); 1506-n.n. Pirro1926, p.197: tirant à l’arc, il blesse un clerc en janvier 1477. Il est accusé de discours arrogants envers le chapitre en 1498. Non nommé dans les Noces de Magdaleine de Laidin. PirroBN, Acta1062, 45, 28.1.1493: Fiant littere super amphitheosi domus quam inhabitat Gaillifere tenorista… Acta1064, 128, 5.11.1498: Supplication Petri Hochart alias Gaillifere, tenoriste pv, attentis cuiusgrandeu aetata, longo serv. quia (ut dicit) 30 annis ecclie servivit et infirmitate qua detentur est… demande de dispence de certains offices…  Planchart : Pierre Hochart 1, alias Gallifre or Gailliefere, tenorist: was a small vicar from 06 April 1470 to 11 May 1499 and from 21 May 1499 to at least 23 June 1500 and possibly beyond [LAN, 4G 7468, 5v; 4G 7472 (1498-99), 8r; (1499-00), 8r-8v. The wine accounts are missing from 1500 to 1512]. On 17 July 1476 he was made a grand vicar on the death of Gilles Dippre, but resigned the vicariate the same day in exchange for a chaplaincy at the altar of All Saints resigned by Pierre Meungot [CBM 1061, 4r]. At this point an extraordinary complication arises: there were two men with exactly the same name at Cambrai at this point, and on 11 January 1477 Pierre Hochart 1, a priest, resigned the chaplaincy at the altar of All Saints in a permutation with Pierre Hochart 2, a clerk, for the chaplaincy of St. Blaise in the parish church of St. Hilaire [CBM 1061, 13r]. There is no evidence whatsoever that Pierre Hochart 2 was a musician, but he might be the Hochart who became a member of the grand community of chaplains in 1478-79 [LAN, 4G 6955, 12v] and appears in the lists to 1500-01 [LAN, 4G 6985, 34v], although Pierre Hochart 1 at the time of his death held another chaplaincy, at the altar of Notre-Dame de la Poudre, which would also allow him to be a member of the community. The subsequent career of Pierre Hochart 1 can be traced thanks to the mentions of the sobriquet and his designation as a small vicar. He had a number of troubles with the cathedral authorities including severely wounding a young clerk while practicing archery [CBM, 1061, 13v]. On 05 November 1498, on account of his old age and his long service to the cathedral, he was allowed to come to only some of the services, but on 10 May 1499 the canons decided to remove him as a small vicar [CBM 1064, 116v]. He remonstrated and was essentially reinstated starting on 21 May 1499. The acts record his death sometime before 15 October 1501 when the vicarial chapel he held at the altar of Notre-Dame de la Poudre went to Gilles Boulengier [CBM 1064, 340r]. He must be a relative of Constantius Hochart, called Gailliefere, received as a small vicar in June 1502 [CBM 1064, 380v]. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hochart, Pierre (…-15 Oct. 1501). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01695 Surname Hocquet Given Name Adam Given Name Surname Adam Hocquet Gender Male Date of death Start 1446-12-18 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1414 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1446 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Planchart : Adam Hocquet: first documented as a small vicar in an act of 01 November 1437, where he served as a witness [CBM 1057, 58v]. The earliest mention of Hocquet known to me is as a (small) vicar in St. Géry taking part in the obit the emperor Charles the Bald on 6 October 1414 [LAN, 7G 2411 (1414-15), 14r (Adinet)], and as the clerk in the chaplaincy of the Salve that same year, when Du Fay was the chaplain [LAN, 7G 2918, 19r]. He became a full fledged chaplain at St. Géry in 1417-18 [LAN, 7922, 4r] and remained until 1437-38 [LAN, 4G 2945, 4r]. In 1437, as noted above, he was a small vicar at Cambrai, obtained the chaplaincy of St. Nicaise [CBM, 1057, 60v] and joined the grand community of chaplains [LAN, 4G 6098, 14v] and appears in the lists until 1445-46 [LAN, 4G 6913, 20v]. His name is in the first list of small vicars in the wine accounts on 24 June 1439 [LAN, 4G 7439, 8r], and he served until 24 October 1446 [CBM 1058, 84v; LAN, 4G 7446, 6v]. He died on 18 December 1446 and Du Fay was one of his executors [CBM 1058, 91v]. • ?? (Fallows Cat=)Article NG2 Adam (fl 1420-30). Composer…Adamo Grand (sometimes called Magister Adam), master of the choirboys at the Savoy ducal chapel from 1433 to 1438. Bibliography Planchart PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hocquet, Adam (…-18 Dec. 1446) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03534 Surname Hofhaimer Given Name Sebastian Given Name Surname Sebastianus Hofhaimer Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1508 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1508 Biography Appears as a “clericus” of Maximilian’s chapel in the “Rotulus nominationum Maximiliani I” (c. 1508), fol. 151 (Nº 469), petitioning for a benefice at the Benedictine abbey at Salzburg. Likely a relative of the organist Paul Hofhaimer. See Reichert 1954, 108. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hofhaimer, Sebastian (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03525 Surname Hofhaimer Given Name Wilhelm Given Name Surname Wilhelm Hofhaimer Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_001 Role_019 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Organist Period of activity (beginning) Start 1525 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1525 Biography Organist in the service of the Empress Anna Jagiełło, probably the son of the famous Paul Hofhaimer. In 1525 Ferdinand I said that this Wilhelm had been in the service of Anna “from his youth” (“von Jugend auf”). Waldner 1897, p. 60. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hofhaimer, Wilhelm (…-…). Musician; Organist Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03523 Surname Höfler Given Name Jörg Given Name Surname Jörg Höfler [Hoffler] Variant name Hoffler Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1508 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1513 Biography Recorded as a singer in the chapel of Maximilian I, one of the very few known by name, often mentioned in company of Wilhelm Waldner.* He appears as a “clericus” of Maximilian’s chapel in the “Rotulus nominationum Maximiliani I” (c. 1508), fol. 16 (Nº 47), petitioning for a benefice at the Collegaite church of St Peter in Basel. Hans-Joachim Moser suggested that he was the same as the “Jörg Singer” in the Salzburg chapel of cardinal Matthäus Lang (Reichert 1954, 108). The first dated document in which Höfler appear was written on 3 February 1509. Höfler appears on the paylists for 1509, 1510, 1511, 1512, 1513. In 1513 Höfler received 8 Gulden for his lodgings and 7 Gulden on account of an illness (Waldner 1497, p. 46-49). Documents: Jörg Höfler und Wilhelm Waldner Singer. So haben auch zween Singer mit Namen Herr Jörg Höfler und Waldner, Caplaen in der Capellen vns ein geschäft überantwortet, daß wir Sie mit sammt zweien Knaben bei den Wirten Irer Zerung auslössen vnd mit der zeit zu bezalen absprechen sollen, das wir an die Herren Regenten gelangen lassen, die aber solches auf den Beschluß, so jüngst beschehen ist der extraordinari Geschäft halben, daß die verhüt und nit angenommen werden sollen, dabei wir es auch bleiben lassen und denselben Singern zu antwort geben, daß solches nit angenommen müg werden; daß aber die Singer nit gesättigt sein vnd noch für und für hier ligen vnd sollicitiren vmb die Auslössung vnd das Absprechen, zeigen wir Euch am besten an, damit Ir dess, ob sie Euch anlangen werden, ein Wissen habt. An den Hof-Secretär Paul von Lichtenstein. Tiroler Landesarchiv, Missiv 1508/9, fol. 80, cit. Waldner 1497, p. 45. Herrn Jörgen Hofler und Herrn Wilhelm Waldner, beide der ksrl. Mjst. Caplan und Singer, geben am 3. Tag Februari auf Irer Unterhaltung Ir jeden 4 Gld. ein Monat lang Lifergeld, tut laut Irer Quittg. 8 Gulden. Tiroler Landesarchiv, Raitbuch 1509, cit. Waldner 1497, p. 46. Herrn Jörgn Höfler und Wilhelm Waldner, beide Irer ksr. Mjst. Caplan und Singer, am 30. Tag Mai an Irem Sold und Lifergeld geben jedem 7 Gulden, tut 1. Quittg. 14 Gld. Tiroler Landesarchiv, Raitbuch 1509, cit. Waldner 1497, p. 46. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Höfler, Jörg (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01791 Surname Hoflinger Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Hoflinger Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1469 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1469 Biography Repertorium Germanicum, IX, p. 202 / 1331 : 6 janvier 1469: Johannes Hofflinger, presb. cant. cap. • D’après l’index des Regesta de Fr III, il paraît aussi, dans les actes n° 5038, 5174, 5352. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hoflinger, Jean (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03477 Surname Hofmann Given Name Christof Given Name Surname Christof Hofmann Gender Male Role_ID Role_015 Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Altus Contratenor Employee of a court chapel (musician) Haute contre Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1527 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1527 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_1114 Workplace München Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Munich, Imperial chapel of Ferdinand I, 1527. Listed as in the first inventory of the household of Ferdinand I, made on 1 January 1527 (Munich, Staatsarchiv [formerly Kreisarchiv] Faszikel H. L. Freising 317), as one of the three Altisten in Ferdinand’s Munich chapel, and one of the six Altisten in the Vienna chapel. He and Benedikt Burger* were the only Altisten to serve in both chapels. All the adult singers in the Vienna chapel received 10 fl a month in wages. Hirzel 1908, p. 155. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hofmann, Christof (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03500 Surname Hohitzer Given Name Clement Given Name Surname Clement Hohitzer Variant name Clément Gender Male Role_ID Role_015 Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Altus Contratenor Employee of a court chapel (musician) Haute contre Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1527 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1527 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0118 Workplace Wien Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Vienna, Imperial chapel of Ferdinand I, 1527. Listed in the first inventory of the household of Ferdinand I, made on 1 January 1527 (Munich, Staatsarchiv [formerly Kreisarchiv] Faszikel H. L. Freising 317), as one of the six Altisten in Ferdinand’s chapel at Vienna. All the adult singers in the Vienna chapel received 10 fl a month in wages. Hirzel 1908, p. 156. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hohitzer, Clement (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03198 Surname Holard Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Holard Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1531 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1569 Institution_ID Institution_0110 Institution Chapelle ducale de Savoie Biography Un chroniqueur relate que ce doyen de Fribourg en 1531, converti au luthérianisme ensuite, mort en 1569 à Orbe, avait été chantre de la chapelle du duc de Savoie (Pierrefleur 1856, p. 57-58 [Année 1531] : XXXI. Du premier presche de maistre Jehan Holard en la dite ville d'Orbe. La dimenche auant Saincte-Anne prescha à Orbe son premier sermon maistre Jehan Holard (§ 6) en la religion de Saincte-Claire. Le dit Jehan Holard, dès son enfance, auoit esté introduit par son père en l'art et science de musique, il suiuit quelque peu la gendarmerie, puis fust chantre de la chapelle du Duc de Sauoye au lieu de Chambery. Depuis il vinst prestre et vesquit en iceluy ordre, par quelque temps, en bon bruit et bonne famé ; depuis il demora à Friboùrg, où il fust chanoine et doyen de la ditte église auec toute bonne renommée ; puis a esté que, comme l'on dit, la graisse luy rompist le col, car, apprès auoir demoré quelque temps en estimance d'homme de bien, c'est que finalement il vinst luthérien et fabriquoit par lettres auec les predicans de Berne, en telle sorte, qu'il fust perceu de ceux de Friboùrg, dont il fust pris et mené en prison et, sans la requeste des dits de Berne, il fusse passé pour vn homme. Depuis il sortist et fust banny de la ville de Friboùrg et contraint venir predicant luthérien. Son premier siège de pre- [58] -dicant fust à la Bonne Ville près Neufchastel, auquel lieu iceux en faisoyent dérision à cause qu'il n'estait stilé, entre autres firent contre lui vne rime, laquelle est assez du tout mal bastie.) On conserve également une lettre de lui à Guillaume Farel. Voir: Correspondance des réformateurs dans les pays de langue française : recueillie et publiée, avec d'autres lettres relatives à la Réforme et des notes historiques et biographiques. III. 1533-1536 / par A. L. Herminjard... - H. Georg (Genève) - 1866-1897 p. 12 (1533) JEAN HOLARD A GUILLAUME FAREL, A MORAT. La grâce et paix de Dieu nostre bon père par Nostre Seigneur Jèsuchrist i Très-chier frère, je rend grâce à Dieu par Jèsuchrist pour vostre charité et soing, lequel avés pour moy et pour tous les frères, comme j'ay aperceuz par mon frère Christofel3, lequel me faict avoir douleur et tristesse, à cause de la povre vie qu'il mayne, ce que par icelluy ne vous ay point rescript, pour éviter noise et sus- pition car, par tous moyens, moy parforce [1. je nvetïorce] le ré- duyre de son ordure, avecque souspirs et gémissemens en prières à Nostre Seigneur, car c'est pitié. Et si prévoit grands inconvé- niens qu'en sortiront, si Dieu n'y monstre sa grâce en brieff. Tou- chant moy, n'est point question de faire ma demeure avecque luy, si ne voullois bien tost espouser la besace et mendier. Car ce gal- lant, pour lequel envestir me suys despouyllé de toute ma sub- stance que dempuis ma jeunesse ay amassé, mayntenant moy dé- prise et tient vill, là où je avoye espérance qu'il auroit souvenance du bien que luy ay faict, ayant soing de moy, povre déchassé et destitué de toute ayde mondayne. Pour quoy, mon frère, ne me sçay recourir sinon à Nostre Seigneur et m'en plaindre à vous et à tous bons frères en Jésuchrist, au quel néaulmoins ay ma entière confiance. J'ay entendu qu'avés tenuz propos de moy avecq Mons* le Secré- taire de Berne 3, pour moy fère estre à Mery comme mon dict frère me l'a dict 5. Le lieu est fort propice à ma complexion, et, NOTE Néanmoins il suivit quelque temps la carrière militaire, puis fut chantre de la chapelle du Duc de Savoie à Chambéry. Étant entré dans les ordres, il devint chanoine et doyen de la collégiale de St.-Nicolas à Fribourg. Il fut exilé de cette ville vers la fin de 1530, parce qu'il entretenait une correspondance avec les ministres de Berne. (Voy. les Mémoires de Pierrefleur. Lausanne, 1856, p. 15 et 57 le Manuel du Conseil de Fribourg, séance du 12 décembre 1530, et, dans notre tome II, le N° 348, u. 2, et le N° 349, n. 4.) C'est par erreur que Berchtold (Hist. de Fribourg, II, 157) attribue à Jean Holard une lettre du lundi 28 juillet 1533, qui prononce, au nom du Chapitre, l'excommunication contre l'ermite de la chapelle de Cournillens, village voisin de Fribourg. Cette lettre sans millésime peut bien être rapportée à l'an 1533, mais on y trouve, au lieu de la signature de « J.Houlard, celle de P. Bolard. » Voyez le N» 390, note 3. s Pierre Giron. 4 Meiri, village situé près de Morat (Voy. le N° 287, n. 3). 5 Christophe Holard s'était rendu à Berne vers la fin de décembre 1532, Voir Gallica: Mémoires de Pierrefleur, grand banderet d'Orbe, où sont contenus les commencemens de la Réforme dans la ville d'Orbe et au pays de Vaud (1530-1561), publiés... par A. Verdeil - D. Martignier (Lausanne) - 1856. Livre en mode image et en mode texte, recherche plein texte disponible. Extraits : p.14-15 [Année 1531] Nonobstant, le frère Michel estant aduerti desdits escriuains, tant par le bally qui estoit vn nommé Jost de Diesbac gentilhomme et bourgeois de Berne, que par les seigneurs et habitans de la ville, le priant de se déporter, et que en ses prédications il ne deust plus preseher contre lesdits Lutherians, mais preseher simplement. Malgré toutes remons- trances le frère Michel Juliani estoit si fort affec- tionné qu'il ne.se peust contenir de preseher et per- seuerer tousjours à la magniere accoustumée, et en continuant la caresme sans aucune moleste, jusques au jour annonciation nostre Dame qui est le 25 jour' de Mars 1531, et estoit pour lors le Sa- medy de la Dimanche de Judica me que le frère Michel prescha à son dit presche, où il se prinst à parler de mariage en déclarant l'honneur, louange, et la rétribution que fînablement les bons mariez gardant bien et honorablement ledit sainct Estât de mariage auront, cest assauoir participation en pa- radis; et puis, prinst à propos à parler de virgi- nité , sur lequel passage il prescha tant hautement que vn chascun lui prestoit l'oreille; il disoit dans ses propos que virginité estoit à préférer à mariage et plus prochaine de Dieu. Puis torna son propos15et dit : pensez-vous que ces prestres, ces.moines,, ces moinesses qui sortent hors de leur religion, parce qu'ils ne veulent point endurer la peine et la- castigation, mais renoncent à leurs voeux pour eux marier et accomplir leurs voluptés charnelles, pen- sez vous que en iceux soit accomply et fait ma- riage légitime? Ha nenny! dit-il, mais ils sont pail- lards, paillardes, infâmes et deshonnestes apostats,, abominables deuant Dieu et les hommes. Et alors,, un homme nommé Chiïstophle Hollard natif de la ville d'Orbe, qui estoit desdits suspects et qui auoit un sien frerè qui parauant auait esté prestre, ayant, eu beaucoup de bien et d'honneur de l'Eglise ; mais, luy estant en iceluy honneur se accoinsta d'une' folle femme, de laquelle il fist sa seruante, laquelle- luy donna centescus d'or en garde, et apprès qu'il eust gardé quelque temps laditte p elle fist; senoblant-ieJe^vouloir laisser, en luy demandant. ses cent escus pour se retirer. Alors le dit frere! qui se nommait messire Jehan Hollard, doyen de la ville de Friboùrg, la pria de non le laisser et la promist pour sa femme. Depuis, il renoncea à l'or- dre de prestrise et fust. predicant. Donc, à cause dé- cela ledit Christophle Hollard oyant les propos du prédicateur, osa bien prononcer et proférer de sa propre bouche, par deux fois, qu'il en auoit menty. Donc sur ce je vous laisse à penser le grand bruit, et timulte du peuple et des assistans. Certainement— 16 — j'estime qu'il fust plus gros allors, que le bruit que l'on fait es ténèbres le vendredy saint, car les hom- mes qui estaient aux chapelles vouloyent sortir pour l'assommer, comme meschant, mais ceux qui es- taient les plus pr.oscb.ains des portes.desdittes cha- pelles les cloyrent (les enfermèrent), ensorte qu'ils ;ne purent sortir. Sur ce, les femmes toutes d'un vouloir et courage allèrent où estoit ledit Christo- pllle, le prindrent par la barbe, la luy arrachant -et luy donnant des coups tant et plus; elles le dom- magerent par le visage, tant d'ongles que autre- ment, ensorte que finalement si on les eust laissé faire, il ne fust jamais sorti hors de laditte Esglise, qui eust esté grand proufit pour le bien des bons •catholiques. Enfin se leua Anthoine Agasse, pour lors chastelain d'Orbe, lequel eust bien à faire de -le recouurer des mains desdittes femmes ; il prinst le dit Chiïstophle pour prisonnier et le mist au fond de fosse en prison, et cela fist ledit chastelain pour euiter grand scandale. VI. De la poursuillc faite pour la dcliurance dudit Chiïstophle Hollard. - Estre cela fait, la mère dudit Ghristophle, ac- compagnée du maistre d'eschole de la ville qui s'ap-— 17 — pelait Marc Romain et depuis fust predicant, parti- rent de la ville et allèrent advertir le ballif au lieu d'un village appelle Eschàllans en vn chastêau où il faisoit sa résidence, à deux lieues d'Orbe. — Le Bally estant aduerty des affaires s'en vinst subite- ment le même jour a Orbe et arriua enuiron quatre heures apprès my jour. Donc estant arriué, il en- uoya quérir incontinent par ses officiers et sefgens le frère Michel Juliani tant à la religion que autre part. Or estoit ledit beau Père frère Michel en vne maison d'une notable femme nommée Françoise Pugin, maistresse d'apprendre les filles à toute vertu et science. Luy donc estant en laditte maison fust aduerti de la poursuite que le seigneur Bally fai- soit contre luy ; lors prist congé de la Dame et alla droit audit Bally qui estoit assis assez près du chas- têau en les attendant. Apres que le frère Michel eust salué, le Bally le prinst par la main et lui dit : je vous fais prisonnier pour la part de Messei- gneurs, et le mena en prison au lieu auquel estoit le bon proudhomme qui depuis fust réputé et prouvé larron en justice publique nommé Christophle Hol- lard, lequel fust tiré hors du trou et en son lieu fust mis ledit frère Michel Juliani.p. 57-58 [Année 1531] XXXI. Du premier presche de maistre Jehan Holard en la dite ville d'Orbe. La dimenche auant Saincte-Anne prescha à Orbe son premier sermon maistre Jehan Holard (§ 6) en la religion de Saincte-Claire. Le dit Jehan Holard, dès son enfance, auoit esté introduit par son père en l'art et science de musique, il suiuit quelque peu la gendarmerie, puis fust chantre de la chapelle du Duc de Sauoye au lieu de Chambery. Depuis il vinst prestre et vesquit en iceluy ordre, par quelque temps, en bon bruit et bonne famé ; depuis il demora à Friboùrg, où il fust chanoine et doyen de la ditte église auec toute bonne renommée ; puis a esté que, comme l'on dit, la graisse luy rompist le col, car, apprès auoir demoré quelque temps en estimance d'homme de bien, c'est que finalement il vinst luthérien et fabriquoit par lettres auec les predicans de Berne, en telle sorte, qu'il fust perceu de ceux de Friboùrg, dont il fust pris et mené en prison et, sans la requeste des dits de Berne, il fusse passé pour vn homme. Depuis il sortist et fust banny de la ville de Friboùrg et contraint venir predicant luthérien. Son premier siège de pre- [58] -dicant fust à la Bonne Ville près Neufchastel, auquel lieu iceux en faisoyent dérision à cause qu'il n'estait stilé, entre autres firent contre lui vne rime, laquelle est assez du tout mal bastie. Depuis la Bonne-Ville, le dit Holard fust remis par les seigneurs de Berne predicant à Bey (Bex). en Aliod (Aigle) où il demora par long temps, sa femme y mourut sans auoir enfans et puis en reprint vne autre, de laquelle il eust trois enfans, et puis elle mourut. Estre morte, en reprint vne autre, qui estoit de la ville d'Orbe. Apres auoir demoré certain temps au dit Bey, se sentant débile de sa personne, demanda congé aus seigneurs de Berne pour se retirer au dit Orbe, ce qui luy fust ottroyé, en ce qu'il eust tous les ans pension de predicant par les seigneurs de Berne. Finalement il mourut en sa maison au dit Orbe le 24 de septembre 1569, duquel Jehan Holard il est plus amplement parlé cy apprès en l'an 1569, comme le pourras voir. […] p. 121-122 LXXXI. Différent à Orbe entre ecclésiastiques et les luthériens. Le Dimenche de Pentecoste, fust faite la cène par le predicant à Orbe, au mode et forme que des- , . sus et, après disné, fust meu débat et différent en la ditte ville d'Orbe, de la sorte que s'ensuit: c'est que le predicant nommé Fortune parloit à vn jeune fils dé l'âge de dix ans, à mode de dispute de la foy. Le dit jeune fils estoit nommé Pierre de Pier- refleur, et, sur leur propos et paroles, arriua vh prestre renié, c'est-à-dire qui auoit esté prestre, mais il auoit tout renoncé et s'estoit marié et es- toit venu predicant luthérien, nommé Jehan Ho- lard (voirie § 31), oyant les paroles et mode de dispute du dit predicant et du jeune fils, commença à dire : « Va toy moucher et à l'eschole, non pas venir icy disputer 1 » et plusieurs autres paroles injurieuses qu'il luy dit. Lors Anthoine Griùat prist la parole et la querelle pour l'enfant, aussi fist Pierre Griuat, .fils du dit Anthoine, en sorte que le predicant Fortune, le dit Holard et son frère Chris- tofle furent contrains d'eux retirer ; mais les dits deux frères Jehan et Christofle se mirent en armes auec leurs bastons et firent vne saillie jusqu'au mi-122 — lieu de la place, auquel lieu ils furent ressus et repoussez, et furent contrains de sauuer au mieux qu'ils peurent; toutesfois le dit Jehan Holard fust blessé sur l'espaule et le différent cessé. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Holard, Jean (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01775 Surname Holey (de) Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre de Holey / Holi / Hely Variant name Holli (de) Holi (de) Hely (de) Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1472 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1485 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0144 Workplace Liège Biography Pe de Hely, chantre de la chap pontificale en 1483 (Haberl, iii, p.54) arrive en 1485 à LiègeSL, où il est appelé “Pierre de Holey” (Auda 1930, p. 72; HanenE i, p.26). Art. Horlay cat. Fallows. • Saucier 2005, p. 326: Pierre de Hollengnoul / Hognoul, cantor de LiègeSL en 1483/84? Ou Pierre Hassa / Hassart, 1483-1496? • Pierre de Holi sert la cour de MIlan de 1472 à 1493 comme chantre et chambellan. • Merkley: à Milan, Petrus Holy est “clericus leodiensis” en 1484. En 1473, il est qualifié de “noble homme”, un terme à comprendre au sens strict, puis de “camerero”. Son proc. est alors “Petrus Brueckinaus” (=Brueckmans?). Anobli par Galeazzo, mais peut-être déjà noble à son arrivée. Demeure en service en 1480. Son fils s’appelle Antoine. Tjrs présent en 1487, témoin d’un acte de Jean Cordier. Il voyage à la cour de France en 1492. • Holi est manifestement resté à Milan de 1472 à 1493. Wegman BSCE Holli, Pietro da fl. <1474. MilanDC SartJ 66. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Holey (de), Pierre (…-circa Jun. 1463) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01323 Surname Hollain (de) Given Name Denis Given Name Surname Denis de Hollain (de Sanctoro) Variant name Holain Sanctoro (de) Gender Male Date of birth Qualif circa Date of birth Qualif Start 1455 Date of death Start 1503-8-11 Role_ID Role_018 Role_024 Role_037 Role_001 Role_012 Role Choirboy Composer Master of choirboys Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1470 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1503 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography 5e enfant de chœur de la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.190. En 1470-71, il est choriste surnuméraire. Il est dit d’Escaudœuvre. Wright1976, p.215: Maître des enfants de 1485 à 1503. ADN: éxéc. de son décès en 1503 par Jean Leporis, Jean de Le Quellerie, chanoines (?) et Nicaise Bourdin, grand vicaire. Il est nommé le 3.11.1503, alors qu’il est Me des enfants à St Géry. Planchart : Denis de Hollain (de Sanctoro): documented as a chorister in 1470-71 [LAN, 4G 7765 (1470-71), 22v], and as a former chorister in 1480-82 [LAN, 4G 7766 (1480-81), 15v; (1481-82), 16r]. He was a small vicar from 27 June 1482 to 23 September 1483, and from 09 November 1485 to 23 June 1490 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1482-83), 9r; 4G 7473, 8v; 4G 7472 (1485-86), 7v], his final departure is not recorded per se; he simply is not named in the opening list for 1490-91. On 03 November 1485 the chapter asked him to become magister puerorum, and the entry explains his activity during the gap in his service as a small vicar, for it indicates that at the time he was the magister puerorum at St. Géry [CBM 1061, 238v]. The wine accounts never give his last name, but the two surviving accounts of the small vicars that coincide with his service do [LAN, 4G 6791 (1486-87), 4r; (1487-88), 4r]. His beneficial career at Cambrai is unusual: the record is entirely silent until 30 October 1489, when he was made a grand vicar on the death of Adam Malart [CBM 1061, 347r]. At the time he chose to continue singing with the small vicars to the end of that fiscal year. On 15 February 1503 he was made a canon by collation of the chapter on the death of Pierre Callone [CBM 1064, 437r]. Two days later he resigned the only other recorded benefice we have for him, the parish church of Graucourt, and the canons promptly returned it to him [CBM 1064, 438V]. Probably he stopped being the magister puerorum around this time, for on 03 April Louis van Pullaer was appointed to that post [CBM 1064, 448r]. He died on 08 November 1503; his will and its execution survive [LAN, 4G 1371]. His brother Henri was an advocate at the court of Cambrai in 1497 [CBM 1063, 249v, 259r], and Paul de Hollain, received as small vicar on 15 November 1503 might be another relative [CBM 423v]. (check St. Géry) Trois chansons de “Holain’ figurent dans le ms Flor Basevi 2442: “Nous irons planter le may”, “Par nuyt a la lune’, ‘Laissiez moy aller’. Bibliography Planchart PCR Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hollain (de), Denis (circa 1455-11 Aug. 1503). Composer; Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01742 Surname Hollande (de) Given Name Philippe Given Name Surname Philippe de Hollande Gender Male Role_ID Role_015 Role_002 Role_013 Role_001 Role_012 Role Altus Contre Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1462 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1478 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0128 Cities_Standardized_1591  Cities_Standardized_1420 Workplace Antwerpen ? Roma Worms Institution_ID Institution_0025 Institution_0253 Institution_0258 ? Institution Basilica di San Pietro in Roma Magyar királyi kápolna Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekathedraal in Antwerpen ? Biography Reynolds 1995, p.46 sq: For most of his tenure at St. Peter's, Gregorio sang with the contra and priest Philippo (April 1462-May 1465). A supplication dated 19 February 1465 reveals him to be Philippus de Holland, cleric from the diocese of Worms, a singer at St. Peter's as well as rector at the altar of St. John Chrysostom. On this day he received his promotion to the order of priest; indeed, during March the chapter of St. Peter's granted him two ducats as alms for his first Masses "sung in our church."[38] He may be the Philippus de Hollandia who was a vicar at Antwerp Cathedral in 1441 (although a promotion to the priesthood usually took place at age twenty-five), or the composer of the Missa Je ne vis oncques la pareille copied in 1476 into Munich 3154 and attributed only to "Phi. Hol." After leaving St. Peter's in May 1465, Philippo Holland is documented in Budapest at the court of Mathias Corvinus and Beatrice of Aragon in 1478.[39] At St. Peter's Philippo was the scribe of approximately eight quinterns of music for the choir in 1463, music that presumably survives in the basilica's choirbook, SPB80. [38] The supplication is in Reg. suppl. 578, fol. 217r. Doc. 1465a records the alms. Although this payment is dated 31 March 1465, payments made on the last day of the month were often for services made in preceding weeks. [39] Regarding Antwerp, see J. Van den Nieuwenhuizen, "De koralen de zangers en de zangmeesters van de Antwerpse O.-L.-Vrouwekerk tijdens de 15e eeuw," 38. The Mass in Munich 3154, fols. 131v-37v is discussed in Tom Noblitt, "Das Chorbuch des Nikolaus Leopold (München, Staatsbibliothek, Mus. Ms. 3154): Repertorium," and "Die Datierung der Handschrift Mus. Ms. 3154 der Staatsbibliothek München." For the Hungarian reference, see Peter Király, "Un séjour de Josquin des Prés à la cour de Hongrie?," 147. Lockwood, Music in Renaissance Ferrara, 1400-1505: The Creation of a Musical Center in the Fifteenth Century , 47, 50, 161, 316, records a Niccolo Philippo de Olanda at Ferrara from 1446 to 1448 and 1471 to 1481. This singer was, however, a soprano. A year after Philippo left St. Peter's, a Ffelippo de Burgunya copied "diversos officis ecclesiastichs" into a "libro de cant orgue" for the chapel of Ferrante I in Naples; see Tammaro de Marinis, La biblioteca napoletana dei re d'Aragona , 2:247, no. 226. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hollande (de), Philippe (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01907 Surname Holluigue (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Holluigue alias Mouton Variant name Mouton Gender Male Date of birth Qualif before Date of birth Qualif Start 1459 Cities_Standardized_ID Birth Cities_Standardized_2431 Place of birth Samer Date of death Start 1522-10-30 Cities_Standardized_ID Death Cities_Standardized_0569 Place of death Saint-Quentin Role_ID Role_024 Role_002 Role_037 Role_001 Role_012 Role Composer Employee of a court chapel (musician) Master of choirboys Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1477 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1522 Biography Voir Dictionnaire Lockwood 1979, p. 216 donne une indication non reprise ds NG2 : le 14.6.1518, Aldovandrini Sacrati, ambassadeur du duc de Ferrare Alfonso I d’Este à la cour de France, écrit à son maître que “Mouton a été envoyé aujourd’hui en Picardie pour aller chez lui, et on ne sait quand il reviendra” (”Lui [Mouton] hozi se è inviato alla volta de piccardia per andare a Casa sua, et del ritorno suo, non scia quando”). Saint-Quentin Gomart 1856, t. ?, p. 101 L’autre est de Me Jehan de Holluygue et porte cet écrit : Cy-gist Me Jehan de Holluygue, dit Mouton , en son vivant Chantre du Roi, Chanoine de Thérouanne et de cette Eglise, qui trespassa le pénultième jour d’octobre MDXXII. Priez Dieu pour son âme. NG2 In Mouton’s last years he was granted a benefice at St Quentin. Although no church records survive from those years, Mouton may have been elected a canon on the death of Compère in 1518. Like Compère, Mouton was buried in St Quentin. His epitaph described him as ‘en son vivant chantre du roy, chanoine de Thérouanne et de cette église’ and gave the exact date of his death. His connection with Thérouanne is also mentioned in two supplications of 1509, as well as in the document appointing him apostolic notary. Sherr 1988, p. 64 Michel Allart* RS 1368, fol. 175v: supplication dated 1 September, 1511. Allart, de- scribed as a priest of Paris and singer in the king's chapel, 8 asks for the parish church of Notre Dame de Moner in the diocese of Coutances that had been granted to Ludovicus Herbert. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. Arnulphe Boutin RS 1346, fol. 136v: supplication dated 17 May, 1510. Boutin, called a priest and canon of the church of St-Florentin in Amboise in the diocese of Tours and as a singer in the king's chapel,19 has resigned the priory of St-Saulve of the Augustinian Order in the diocese of Poitiers in favor ofJohannes Piguet [after a 18 "Michael Allart, presbiter Parisiensis et capelle Christianissimi francorum regis Lu- dovici moderni cantor capellanus." '9 "Arnulphus Boutin, presbiter, canonicus ecclesie Sancti Florentini de Ambasia Turonensis diocesis devoti vestri ac Sancte Romane Ecclesie Ludovici francorum regis Christianissimi cantor capellanus." CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE lawsuit], and asks for a pension of 60 livres tournois "monete in regnofrancie" or about 30 ducats to be paid from the fruits of the priory. RS 1346,fols. 18gr-189v: supplication dated 17May, 151o. Boutin [not described as a singer in any royal chapel],20 has resigned the above priory to Jo- hannes Piguet priest and Augustinian canon. The income was said not to exceed 24 ducats. A later clause mentions that Boutin has perhaps died outside of Rome.21 RS 1422,fols. 75v- 76r: supplication dated 24 August, 1513. Boutin, de- scribed as the rector of the parish church of St-Georges sur Charon and St-Martin de Coselles in the dioceses of Tours and Sens and as a chaplain in the king's chapel and doctor of canon and civil law,22 asks for a dispensation to hold as many as four incompatible benefices. Jean Braconnier alias Lourdault Very little is known about the life of Lourdault. The documents presented here add some more information, and substanti- ate his death date (sometime shortly before 22 January, 1512). 65 RS 1348,fol. 135r: supplication dated 3June, 151o. Johannes Hurault23 had resigned the commenda of the priory of Notre-Dame-des-Champs outside the walls of Paris into the hands of Cardinal d'Amboise who had given it to Bracon- nier, described as canon and provost of the provostship of Valeria in the collegiate church of St-Martin of Tours and as a singer in the king's chapel;24 Braconnier, asks for a new provision to the benefice. The income was said not to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1361,fols. 14r-14v: supplication dated 1g March, 151 1. Braconnier, described as canon and provost of the church of St-Martin in Tours, rector of the parish church of Aialliate [Aylly] in the diocese of Evreux, and as a singer in the 20 "Arnulphus Boutin, presbiter." 21 NB. This is not mentioned in the other document. 22 "Arnulphus Boutin, rector parrochialis ecclesie Sanctorum Georgii super Charon et Martini de Corselles Turronensis et Senonensis diocesis ... christianissimi francorum regis capellanus ordinarius et in utroque vel alterojure doctor vel licentiatus." 23 Hurault may be identical to Johannes Hurtault, who was a singer in the church of St-Louis des Francais in Rome in 1519. See Rome Archivio di Stato, Archivio del Tri- bunale del Vicariato, busta 335 [Liber Ordinationum], no foliation. Hurtault is identified as a cleric of the diocese of Paris, and is promoted to the rank of subdeacon. Possibly he was a member of the French royal chapel as well. 24 "Johannes Braconnier, canonicus et prepositus prepositure de Valeria in ecclesia Beatissimi Martini Turonensis ad Romanam curiam nullo medio pertinente ac Chris- tianissimi francorum regis cantor capellanus." THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY king's chapel,25 has also been granted a priory and canonry of the church of Notre-Dame-des-Champs of the Benedictine Order near Paris. He asks for a dis- pensation allowing him to hold these three incompatible benefices. RS 13 81, fol. 24v. supplication dated o February, 1512. The priory of Notre-Dame-des-Champs of the Benedictine or Augustinian Order in the diocese of Paris had become vacant on the death of Braconnier. Johannes Morelli, cleric of the diocese ofRennes and in the household ofAntonius de Sancto Severino [an apostolic abbreviator], asks for the benefice. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1388,fol. 298v: supplication dated 22January, 1512. Egide Charpen- tier, described as a priest of the diocese of Amiens [and not as a singer in any royal chapel-see Charpentier below] asks for a canonry and prebend in the cathedral of Evreux and the parish church of Alleriate alias de Aylly in the diocese of Evreux, vacant on the death of Braconnier outside of Rome. The income as not expected to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1380, fol. 2 29: supplication dated 13 February, 1512. Egide Char- 66 pentier, described as a priest of the diocese of Amiens [and not as a singer in any royal chapel-see Charpentier below], asks again for the above benefices, and adds the priory of Notre-Dame-des-Champs of the Benedictine Order in Paris, vacant on the death of Braconnier outside of Rome. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. Guillaume Cousin* Cousin was one of a number of singers of the chapel of Fran?ois I to receive benefices and favors from Leo X.26 RS 1368, fol. 177v. supplication dated 3 September, 1511. Cousin, de- scribed as a singer in the King's chapel, has resigned the parish church of Cauches in the diocese of Lisieux to Henricus Clurtin, a papal notary. Cousin is to get a pension of 30 livres tournois. RS 138g,fol. 224r. supplication dated 25June, 11 2. Cousin, described as rector of the parish church of Cuy and Sermonest in the diocese of Soissons [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],27 asks for a dispensation to allow him to hold two incompatible benefices. 25 "Johannes Braconnier alias Lourdault, canonicus et prepositus Beatissimi Martini Turonensis ... ac rector parrochialis ecclesie de Alliate Ebroicensis diocesis ... capelle Christianissimi francorum regis cantor capellanus." 26 RV 1206, fols. 47or-47 iv: bull dated 3oJanuary, 15 16. Cousin is granted a dispen- sation allowing him to hold incompatible benefices. 27 "Guillermus Cousin, parrochialis ecclesie teneri de Cuy et Sermonest Suessionensis diocesis rector." CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE Antoine de Feripy RS 1351, fol. 266v: supplication dated i iJuly, 1510. Feripy, described as a cleric of "N" diocese, of noble birth, and as a singer in the king's chapel,28 asks for a canonry and prebend in the cathedral of Rouen, vacant by the death ofJo- hannes Garin outside of Rome. The income was said not exceed 24 ducats. Elzear Genet alias Carpentras Carpentras can be connected with the chapel of Louis XII not through documents, but through his own admission; in the dedication to Cardinal Ippolito de' Medici of the print of his Liber Hymnorum (1532), he stated that he had been recalled to Rome from the French court by Leo X at the beginning of his pontificate. It is now possi- ble to give an idea of the dates of his service to the king. Genet had been a member of the papal chapel at least since 1508, but on 21 May, 1512, he announced his intention of leaving Rome and asked permission to keep the privileges of the papal singers while he was away; presumably, he joined the French royal chapel soon after.29 Nor was he recalled imme- diately to Rome on the accession of Leo X. The radical idea of making a composer (Genet) the Master of the papal chapel did not occur immedi- 67 ately to the pope, who on 6 April, 1513, gave the position to the Arch- bishop of Durazzo, the former sacristan of the chapel.3? Genet was in Rome soon after, however, and was made Master of the papal chapel on 5 November, 1513.31 Antoine de Longueval Longueval had moved from Ferrara to the royal chapel around 1507.32 He was one of a number of singers in the chapel of Francois I granted benefices and favors by Leo X.33 RS 1340, fol. 67r: supplication dated 2 March, 1510. Longueval, de- scribed as a canon of the Ste-Chapelle of Bourges, of noble birth, and as a singer in the king's chapel,34 asks for a dispensation allowing him to hold three incompat- ible benefices. 28 "Antonius de Feripy, clericus N diocesis seu civitatis de nobili genere ex utroque parente procreatus devoti vestri et Sancte Romane Ecclesie filii Ludovicii francorum re- gis Christianissimi cantor capellanus." 29 RS 1386, fols. 120r-120v. 30 RS 1406, fol. io5v. 31 RS 1433, fols. 2r-2v. 32 See Lewis Lockwood, Music in Renaissance Ferrara 1400-1505 (Cambridge, MA, 1984). 33 See RV 1206, fols. 466r-466v: bull dated 17 December, 1515. Longueval is made an apostolic notary. Also RV 1206, fols. 476v-479r: bull dated 30 January, 1516. Lon- gueval is granted a dispensation allowing him to hold incompatible benefices. 34 "Anthonius de Longueval, canonicus ecclesie Sancte Capelle Bituricensis de nobili THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY RS 1341, fol. 243r: supplication dated 20 March, 15 o. Longueval, de- scribed as a canon of the Ste-Chapelle of Bourges, of noble birth, and as a royal chamberlain [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],35 had obtained the parish church of Aqueteville in the diocese of Coutances or Rouen ["ecclesia de Aqueteville Constantiensis diocesis perinde Rothomagensis"] and asks for a dis- pensation allowing him to continue to hold the benefice for three more years with- out becoming a priest. RS 1439, fols. 1 13r-1 13v: supplication dated 23 December, 1513. Lon- gueval, described as a canon of the Ste-Chapelle of Bourges, of noble birth, and as the king's chamberlain,36 had been given a dispensation to hold two incompati- ble benefices by the papal legate Cardinal Georges d'Amboise, and had been granted the parish churches of Aqueteville in the diocese of Coutances and Es- quenernaville in the diocese of Lisieux. He now asks for a dispensation to allow him to hold as many as four incompatible benefices. Nicholas Marescal RS 1302, fol. 2o6v: supplication dated 8 September 1508. Marescal, de- 68 scribed as rector of the parish church of St-Martin de Caudemuche in the diocese of Lisieux and as a singer in the king's chapel,37 asks for a dispensation allowing to hold as many as three incompatible benefices. Jean de Montul RS 1317, fol. 39r: supplication dated 6May, 1509. Montul, described as a priest and singer in the king's chapel,38 had engaged in a permutation of benefices with Antonius de la Baude whereby Montul had resigned the parish church of Castillon in the diocese of Chartres and La Baude had resigned the parish church of Boilleto in the same diocese; and this permutation had been accepted by the pa- pal legate Cardinal d'Amboise. Now, because the income from the church of Cas- tillon was more than the income from the church of Boilleto, Montul asks for a pension of 10 livres tournois "monete in regno francie" from the fruits of the church of Castillon to be paid to him by La Baude. genere ex utroque parente procreatus ac Christianissimi francorum regis cantor capel- lanus." 35 "Antonius de Longueval, canonicus ecclesie sancte capelle Bituricensis ... de nobili genere ex utroque parente procreatus ac Christianissimi francorum regis cubicularius." 36 "Antonius de Longueval canonicus ecclesie Sancte Capelle Bituricensis de nobili genere ex utroque parente procreatus . .. illustrissimi christianissimi francorum regis camerarius." 37 "Nicolaus Marescall, rector parrochialis ecclesie Sancti Martini de Caudemuche Lexoviensis diocesis cantor capellanus Christianissimi domini francorum regis." 38 "Johannes de Montul, presbiter, capelle Christianissimi regis francorum cantor ca- pellanus." CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE Guillaume Porci* RS 1337, fols. 136r-136v: supplication dated 5 February, 1510. Porci, described as the rector of the parish church of St. Viexius de Ruvere in the diocese ofBayeux, Master ofArts, and as a singer in the king's chapel,39 asksfor a dispen- sation allowing him to hold two incompatible benefices. Georges Reverdi* RS 143 1, fols. 84r- 84v: supplication dated 2 November, 1513. Reverdi, described as a priest of an unnamed diocese and singer in the king's chapel,40 had engaged in a lawsuit with Guillaume Muscuvyer concerning the parish church of Fressemeville in the diocese of Amiens. Reverdi has ceded the benefice and asksfor a pension of 2 livres "monete in regno francie" to be paidfrom the fruits. RS 1437, fols. 37r-37v: supplication dated 13 January, 1 14. Reverdi, described as priest of an unidentifiable diocese, and of the parish church of St- Egide de Crotot in the diocese of Rouen, and singer in the king's chapel,4' asks for a dispensation allowing him to hold as many as three incompatible benefices. Conrad Renuger* 69 Although Renuger was in the king's chapel in 1510, he apparently had moved to the queen's chapel by 1513. He is the Mas- ter of the Chapel in the 1515 list. RS 1346, fol. 142r: supplication dated 14 May, 1 1 0. Renuger, described as the archpriest "insule Bourgardi" in the cathedral of Tours and as a singer in the king's chapel,42 asks for a dispensation allowing him to hold three incompati- ble benefices. RS 1433, fols. 271v- 272v: supplication dated 30 October, 1513. Renu- ger, described as a priest of an unidentifiable diocese and singer in the queen's chapel,43, had been given four benefices: a canonry and prebend in the church of 39 "Guillermus Porci, rector parrochialis ecclesie Sancti Viexiis de Ruvere Baiocensis diocesis, magister in artibus, ac capelle Christianissimi francorum regis cantor capel- lanus." 40 "Georgius Reverdi presbiter N ... christianissimi francorum regis capelle ordina- rius cantor." 41 "Georgius Reverdi presbiter Monsconensis [?] diocesis parrochialis ecclesie Beati Egidii de Crotot Rothmagensis diocesis, capelle christianissimi regis cantor." 42 "Conradus Renuger, archipresbiter insule Bougardi in ecclesia Turonensis ad Ro- manam ecclesiam nullo medio pertinente ac Christianissimi francorum regis cantor ca- pellanus." 43 "Conradus Renuger, presbiter Astatensis (?) diocesis ... qui in capella devotissime et Sancte Romanae Ecclesie Anne francorum regine et Britanie duxisse illustrissime can- tor capellanus existit." THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY St-Sauveur in Blois, the archpriestship "insule Bouchard" in the cathedral of Tours, the parish church of St-Gervais deMantellam in the diocese of Tours, and the priory of St-Medard de Ylla in the diocese of Tours. He has the necessary dis- pensation, and asks for a new provision to the benefices. The income of each of the benefices was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. Nicasius de Villin RS 1337, fol. 136r: supplication dated 5 February, 1510. Villin, described as a canon of the church of Notre Dame de Cleriaco "nullius diocesis," and as a singer in the king's chapel,44 asks for a dispensation extending permission to hold incompatible benefices to three. Chapel of Anne de Bretagne Antoine Divitis, Master of the Chapel* That Divitis was the Master of Anne's chapel in 15 l is perhaps the most interesting information provided by these docu- ments, but it causes problems. For in the very month that he is so named 70 in the document cited below, Jean Mouton is also called Master of the Queen's chapel in a chapter act of St-Andre of Grenoble.45 Perhaps the Vatican document is mistaken or Mouton and Divitis shared the posi- tion of Master. In any case, Divitis probably moved to Anne's employ shortly after the disbanding of the chapel of Philip the Fair in 1506. RS 1345, fols. 2ir- 2 v: supplication dated 2 May, 1510. Robert Chal- land [Britto, Guibe], Cardinal of Nantes, [also known by his titular church of St. Anastasia], had obtained in commendam the priory of St-Jacques de Premul of the Benedictine Order, outside the walls of Nantes, but now asks to cede it to Divitis, described as cleric of Liege and singer and Master of the queen's chapel.46 The income was said not to exceed 200 ducats and the cardinal is given the right of regression. RS 135 7,fols. 1 r- iv: supplication dated 15 October, 1510. Divitis, de- scribed as cleric of the diocese of Liege and singer in the queen's chapel, cedes the priory de Sensibus of the Augustinian Order in the diocese of Rennes, to Petrus 44 "Nicasius de Villin, canonicus ecclesie Beate Marie de Cleriaco nullius diocesis ad Romanam ecclesiam nullo medio pertinente, capelle Christianissimi francorum regis cantor capellanus." 45 SeeJosephine Shine, "The Motets of Jean Mouton," (Ph.D. dissertation, New York University, 1953), p. 18; document dated io May, 1510. 46 "Antonius de Riche, clericus Leodiensis diocesis qui capelle carissime in Christo filie et Sancte Romane Ecclesie filie vestre Anne francorum regine et ducisse Britannie magis- ter et cantor existit." CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE Jouault, described as a priest of the diocese of Rennes and singer in the queen's chapel. The income was not expected to exceed i oo ducats. RS 1444, fols. 57r-57v: supplication dated 29 January, 1514. Divitis [not described as a singer in any royal chapel]47 has ceded the priory ofPremul of the Benedictine Order in the diocese of Nantes. Bernardus Clerici, canon of the diocese of St-Malo and apostolic scriptor, asks for the benefice. The income was not expected to exceed 150petits livres tournois. Jean de Hollewigue alias Mouton, Master of the Chapel* Mouton is named as a singer in Anne's chapel on 22 April, 1509, and is called Master of the Chapel in a document of 1510 (see Divitis above), but it is likely that he joined Anne's chapel around 1501-02.48 He was also one of a number of singers in the chapel of Fran- ?ois I granted benefices and favors by Leo X.49 RS 1312, fol. 21 or: supplication dated 14 February, 1509. Mouton, de- scribed as a cleric of the diocese of Therouanne [and not as a singer in any royal 71 chapel], asks for a new provision to the parish church of Tolay, vacant on the death of Egide de Quibriac and given to Mouton by Cardinal Robert Challand. The benefice had originally been resigned by Divitis. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1333, fol. i1 8r: supplication dated 28 November, 1509. Mouton, de- scribed as a cleric of the diocese of Therouanne [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],50 asks for a dispensation to allow him to hold three incompatible benefices. RS 1359,fol. 302v: supplication dated 2January, 1511. Franfois le Vigo- reux and Mouton ask to be allowed to make a permutation of benefices whereby le Vigoreux [not described as a singer in any royal chapel or as the cleric of any diocese] will resign a canonry and prebend in the cathedral of Tours and Mouton [not described as a singer in any royal chapel or as the cleric of any diocese] will resign the parish church of St. Elnodus "alias de Sancte Dolien" in the diocese of Nantes (and Cardinal Robert Challand who held this benefice in commendam will cede it). The income of the canonry was not expected to exceed 24 ducats and the income from the parish church was not expected to exceed 140 ducats.51 47 "Antonius Divitis alias de la Riche." 48 Bonime, "Anne de Bretagne," pp. 67-68. 49 RV 1206, fols. 473r-473v: bull dated 17 December, 1515. Mouton is made a papal notary. 50 "Johannes de Hollewigue alias Mouton, clericus Morinensis diocesis." 51 The document is not totally clear on this point. THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY Egide Charpentier Most of Charpentier's career was spent as a singer in the papal chapel; he first appears in a chapel list of June 1508.52 In Feb- ruary of 1510, he announced his intention of leaving Rome and was granted permission to keep the privileges of a singer in the chapel.53 He returned to the papal chapel in August, 1514.54 The relatively large number of documents presented here may be the result of the experi- ence he gained as a hunter of benefices while a papal singer. And at least one of them contains a subterfuge related to his former employment. In January, 1514, Charpentier made a permutation of benefices with the papal singer Johannes Radulphi, and the original supplication (pre- sented below) and the actual bull listed by Frey (along with many others of 1513) state that Charpentier was also a member of the papal chapel, thus suggesting that he returned to Rome in 1513.55 Yet this seems to be contradicted by a motu proprio which states that Charpentier actually re- joined the chapel in August, 1514.56 The conflict is resolved by a suppli- cation dated 24 February, 1514, in which Charpentier specifically asks to be considered as a papal singer in the bull of 30 January, 1514 (and 72 therefore as a recipient of their special privileges), even though he was not in fact in Rome or a member of the chapel when the bull was promulgated (see below); this legal subterfuge probably applies to the bulls of 1513 as well. He most likely remained in the queen's chapel until her death in January, 1514, and then made his way back to Rome. RS 1388, fol. 298v: supplication dated 22January, 1512. Charpentier, described as a priest of the diocese of Amiens [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],57 asks for benefices vacant on the death ofJean Braconnier alias Lour- dault. See Braconnier above. RS 1380, fol. 229v: supplication dated 13 February, 1512. Charpentier, described as a priest of the diocese of Amiens [and not as a singer in any royal chapel], asks for benefices vacant on the death of Braconnier. See Braconnier above. RS 1397,fols. 219v- 22or: supplication dated 1 o November, 1512. Fran- ciscus [Hamon], Bishop-elect of Nantes, has resigned the parish church of Orato- riusBoterelli in the diocese of Nantes. Charpentier, described as a cleric of Amiens 52 See Rome, Archivio di Stato, Misc. Corvisieri busta i, fasc, 12. 53 See RS 1339, fol. 225V: supplication dated 21 February, 1510. 54 Rome Archivio di Stato, Camerale I, 859A, fol. io8r. See also Frey; MF VIII (1955), 61-62. 55 See FreyMF VIII (1955), 66-67. 56 See Rome, Archivio di Stato, Camerale I 859A, fol. io8r. 57 "Egidius Charpentier, presbiter Ambianensis diocesis." CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],58 asks for the benefice. The church was united to the parish church of St-Hilaire de Cugno [Organo?]. The income was not expected to exceed i oo ducats. RS 1399, fols. 15 7-158r: supplication dated lo November, 1512. Fran- ciscus, Bishop-elect of Nantes, nephew of Cardinal Robert Challand, resigns [and the cardinal cedes his right of regression] to the above and other benefices in favor of Guido Lorens, cleric of Nantes, Franfois Rubeis, cleric of Treguier and Doctor of Laws [these two do not seem to have been musicians], Charpentier, cleric of the diocese of Amiens,Jean Nolin, cleric of the diocese of Chartres,Jean Richa- fort, cleric of the diocese of Liege, and Balduin Lupi, cleric of the diocese of The- rouanne.59 RS 1423, fol. 152v: supplication dated 6 September, 1513. Charpentier, described as a canon of the cathedral ofBeauvais [and not as a singer in any royal chapel],60 asks for an unnamed archpriestship in an unnamed church, vacant on the death ofJohannes de Halestant outside of Rome, and a dispensation allowing him to retain the parish church of Oratorio Boterelli in the diocese of Nantes. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. 73 RS 1426, fol. 208r: supplication dated 12 September, 1513. Basically a repeat of the previous supplication. RS 1426, rol. 213r: supplication dated 24 September, 1513. Charpentier, described as a canon of Beauvais and a singer in the queen's chapel,61 had en- gaged in a lawsuit withJean de Lyons concerning the parish church of St-Medard des Poult in the diocese of Soissons. Charpentier resigns the benefice and asks for a pension of 20 ducats to be paid to him from the fruits of the benefice. RS 1427, fols. 111-1 12r: supplication dated 5 October, 1513. Charpen- tier, described as a priest and rector of the parish church of St-Medard des Paux in the diocese of Soissons has resigned the benefice. Jean de Lyons asked to be granted it. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1440, fols. 6v- 7or: supplication dated 30 January, 1514. Charpen- 58 "Egidius Charpentier, clericus Ambianensis diocesis." 59 The benefices were: canonries and prebends in the cathedrals of Nantes and Rennes and the parish churches of Nort, des Touches, Albaretz, St. Hilarius de Cugno/ Oratorius Boterelli. These were requested by: "Guido Lorens et Franciscus Rubeis ... ac Johannes Nolin necnon Johannes Richafort et Balduinus Lupi ac Egidius Carpentier clerici Nannetensis et Trecoriensis ac Carnotensis necnon Leodiensis et Morinensis ac Ambianensis." See under the respective names. 6o "Egidius Charpentier, canonicus ecclesie Belvacensis." 61 "Egidius le Carpentier, canonicus Belvacensis diocesis ac cantor capellanus illustris- sime domine francorum regine." THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY tier and Johannes Radulphi, both described as singers in the papal chapel, have made a permutation of benefices whereby Charpentier has resigned the parish church of Oratorio Boterelli in the diocese of Nantes and Radulphi has resigned the parish church of Seguelnan in the diocese of Vannes. The incomes of these benefices were not expected to exceed 1 oo ducats. RS 1445,fols. g6v- 97r: supplication dated 24 February, 1514. In the bull allowing the above permutation, Charpentier had been described as a papal singer even though he was not in fact in Rome or a member of the papal house- hold. 62 Because he is worried that this fact may cause him legal problems with the permutation, he asksfor an indult whereby the bull will be read as if he really were a member of the chapel at that time. Jean de Fresne RS 141 1, fol. 14 v: supplication dated 9 May, 1513 (reign of Leo X). Fresne, described as a cleric of the diocese of Cambrai and as a singer in the queen's chapel,63 asks for a dispensation allowing him to hold two incompatible benefices. 74 Noel Galoys Galoys was one of the singers of the chapel of Fran- ?ois I receiving benefices and favors from Leo X in 1515.64 RS 1436,fols. 154v-15r r: supplication dated 21 December, 1513. Galoys and Robert Presel, both identified as singers in the queen's chapel, 65 have engaged in a lawsuit concerning a canonry and prebend in the church of St-Gervais de Viromanda in the diocese of Noyon. They have come to an agreement whereby Presel cedes his rights to Jean Le Myre, Galoys cedes the benefice to Le Myre, and Le Myre pays a pension of 40 livres tournois "monete currente in francia" to Galoys. Pierre Jouault alias Brule Brule joined the papal chapel shortly after the Queen's death.66 Although in the present documents, he is described as 62 "Dictus orator pro eoque tempore dicti literarum huiusmodi absens a curia erat prout adhuc existit, nec e Sanctitatis Vestri continuus comensalis pro presenti existit." 63 "Johannes de Fresne, clericus Cameracensis diocesis, capellanus et cantor cappelle devote vestre francorum regine." 64 RV 1206, fols. 474r-475v: bull dated 30 January, 1515- Galoys is granted a dispen- sation allowing him to hold incompatible benefices. 6- "Robertus Pressel ... et Natales Galoys cantores capelle illustrissime domine regine francie." 66 He entered the papal chapel in August, 1514 (Anne died on January 9, 1514). See Rome, Archivio di Stato, Camerale I 859A, fol. io8r. See also Hermann-Walther Frey, CHAPELS OF LOUIS XII AND ANNE DE BRETAGNE a cleric of Breton dioceses, in a supplication he submitted on 4 May, 1507 (in which he is not described as a singer in any royal chapel), he is called a cleric of the diocese or city of Liege.67 RS 1325,fol. 296v: supplication dated 17 September, 1509.Jean Corbin, prior of the priory of St-Julien de Cancelles of the Benedictine Order in the diocese of Nantes, dependent on the monastery of St-Florent de Salmuro in the diocese of Angers, has resigned the benefice, and Brule, described as a cleric of the diocese of Angers and as a singer in the queen's chapel,68 asks to be granted the benefice. The income was said not to exceed 24 ducats. RS 1357, fols. 1 r- 1v: supplication dated 15 October, 1510. Antoine Divitis, cedes a priory to Brule, described as a priest of the diocese of Rennes and singer in the queen's chapel. See Divitis above. RS 1359, fol. 259v: supplication dated 30 October, 1510. Brule [not de- scribed as a member of any royal chapel] requests an addition to a supplication dated 15 October, 1510, stating that Cardinal Robert Challand had the right of regression to the priory [not identifiedfurther] and has ceded it. 75 RS 1417, fols. 13 r-13 v: supplication dated 29 June, 1513. The parish church of St-Eloi de Montauban in the diocese of St-Malo,69 vacant on the death of Charles Hautbois, bishop of Tournai, had been given to Brule, described as a cleric of the diocese of Rennes and as a singer in the queen's chapel. 70 Brule asks for a new provision to the benefice. The income was not expected to exceed 24 ducats. Balduin Lupi (?) Although Lupi is not identified in any other docu- ments as a singer, his placement in the list of people in the first docu- ment below (between Richafort and Charpentier) suggests strongly that he was a singer, probably in the chapel of Anne de Bretagne. "Regesten der papstlichen Kapelle unter Papst Leo X und zu seiner Privatkapelle," Die Musikforschung VIII (1955), 71. 67 See RS 1253, fols. 215r- 21 5V: supplication dated 4 May, 1507. Brule, described as a cleric of Liege "vel alterius diocesis" or of the city of Liege, had made a permutation of benefices withJohannes Douchet, whereby Brule had resigned a canonry and prebend in the church of St. Albanus in the town of Nauburien [Namur?] in the diocese of Liege and Douchet had resigned the parish church of Carabosco and the chaplainry at the altar of St. Nicholas in the church of St. Johannes in the diocese and city of Liege. Because the income of the canonry/prebend was more than the income of the other benefices, Brule asks for a pension of 24 rhenish florins to be paid by Douchet. 68 "Petrus Jouault alias Brule, clericus Andegavanensis diocesis cappelle Illustrissime Anne francorum regine et Britannie ducisse cantor." 69 "Parrochialis ecclesia Sancti Eligii de Monte Aubano Macloviensis diocesis." 70 "Petrus Jouault alias Brule clericus Redonensis diocesis capelle illustrissime fran- corum regine cantor ordinarius." THE JOURNAL OF MUSICOLOGY RS 1399,fols. 15 7v- 158r: supplication dated i o November, 1512. Fran- ciscus [Hamon], Bishop-elect of Nantes has resigned many benefices to many peo- ple [see Charpentier, above], among them the parish church of Albaretz in the diocese of Nantes. Lupi, described as a cleric of Therouanne [and not as a singer in any royal chapel], asks for the benefice. The income was not expected to exceed 80 ducats. RS 1418, fol. 142v: supplication dated 15July, 1513. Lupi, described as the rector of the parish church of Abar Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Holluigue (de), Jean (before 1459-30 Oct. 1522). Composer; Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_03426 Surname Holtzel Given Name Caspar Given Name Surname Caspar Höltzel (Holtzel, Höltzl, Höltzlin) Variant name Höltzl Holtzel Höltzl Höltzlin Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1491 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1535 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0062 Cities_Standardized_1354 Workplace Innsbruck Tübingen Institution_ID Institution_0031 Institution Capella imperialis (Imperium Romanum Sacrum) Biography Tübingen, 1491. Enrolled at the university of Tübingen on 21.8.1491 as Caspar Höltzlin de Stutgardia, paying nothing at enrolment. See Hermelinck, vol. 1, p. 86; Reichert 1954, p. 109. Innsbruck, Imperial chapel, 1508-1520. Appears as a member of Maximilian’s chapel in the “Rotulus nominationum Maximiliani I” (c. 1508), fol. 47 (Nº 77), petitioning for a benefice at the nunnery of Buchau am Federsee. He is already described as a priest at this time (Reichert 1954, p. 108-109). Listed as a chaplain in the household inventory made in January 1519, soon after the death of Maximilian I. He still appears in the next list, made in January 1520. As a consequence of the dissolution of the chapel he received a sum of 10 Gulden on 20 June 1520 to cover his expenses for moving back to Vienna. He may be the same person as received a position as plebanus and canonicus at the Stift St Stephan in Konstanz on 24 November 1516 (Staatsarchiv Konstanz Nº 9297), and mentioned on 3 November 1524 and 6 August 1527 as canon on St Johann in Konstanz; Maurer 1981, 290. As an old man Höltzel lost his sight. He was still alive in 1535, living in Tirol and possessor of a benefice in Rottenburg-Ehingen. See Hermelinck, vol. 1, p. 86; Reichert 1954, 109. Fellner and Kretschmayer 1907, p. 141; Koczirz 1931, p. 531, 535; Reichert 1954, p. 108-109. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Holtzel, Caspar (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01068 Surname Hond (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Hond Variant name Canis Hont (de) Gender Male Date of death Start 1516-8-5 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1478 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1516 Biography Payé en 1481 pour trois ans de services comme prêtre chapelain du comte de Charolais, commencés le 22 juin 1478 (pas de titre), aumônier de Philippe le Beau sur ses escroes à partir du 29 août 1483 (“heere”), son nom a été ensuite été pris sur des escroes de janvier-fév. 1487, d’août 1495, d’avril 96, à 6s ou encore de sept. 98, à 3s. En 1495, “messire Jehan de Hont, pbre chappellain dommesticque de l'ostel de MdS l'archiduc” perçoit 233£ 16s pour ses gages “du temps que Andrieu Andries et Ypolite de Berthoz estoient maistres de la chambre aux deniers de MdS” (autre versement de 116£ pour la même raison en août 1502 où il est “sommelier de l’oratoire de MdS”). Un peu plus loin, qualifié de “pbre, sommelier de l'oratoire cy devant nommé”, il reçoit 18£ pour les offrandes du 8 septembre au 31 décembre 95. Il est chargé des aumônes les années suivantes. Dans les ordonnances du 1.3.1497 et du 1.2.1500, il est sommelier à 6s dans la petite chapelle (“disant les basses messes”), en alternance avec Lyon de Saint-Vast (1er terme). Il figure sur des escroes de juillet 1500, puis sur un escroe du 24.6.1505. Il est rayé sur les quatre suivants et ne réapparaît pas. Il ne semble avoir participé à aucun voyage. Doorslaer1934, p.147, tente de l’identifier à plusieurs personnes (un Jehan Marlot dit Deschiens qui avait servi Maximilien et Philippe dans sa jeunesse “en estat de fourrier” qui reçut un office d’huissier de l’archiduc Charles en 1509 et un secrétaire appelé “Maistre Jehan Canis” auquel Philippe le Beau attribua des prébendes, à Ste Gudule (12.2.1502) et à St-Jean de Bois-le-Duc. Aucune de ces deux identifications ne semble valide. Le secrétaire Canis reçut un don pour sa première messe en mai 1496, alors que Jean de Hond était depuis bien longtemps prêtre. Par ailleurs, Jean de Hond ne porta jamais le titre de maître. Le 2e compte de Jans Styven, audiencier du sceau de Brabant (1.10.1496-30.9.1497, AGR, CC 20784, f.20v) signale “Van eenre significamus voer Meestre Jan Canis, priester ende cappellaen van onser gendeiger vrouwen der hertoginnen van eenre provinge tot Hertogenbossche… nl”. Ceci indique sans doute le début de carrière du secrétaire Canis comme chapelain de Jeanne de Castille. Au contraire, le 4e et dernier compte du même audiencier (1.10.1498-30.9.1499, id., f.2v) se réfere sans doute à Jean de Hond : “Van eenre permuttatie voer her Zegher Quinschot gedaen bij her Jan de Hont, priester vander proinge van Turnout de data 17 oct… 27s gro.” Haggh1988, p.611 consacre une notice à un Jan de Hont (fl. 1493, † 6.8.1516) qui détenait la 9e prébende de Ste Gudule. En 1482, ce prêtre et chapelain donna de l’argent au prévôt et couvent de St Jacques pour l’obit de Jacques Luysart et sa femme dans cette église. Le 5.2.1493, la paroisse de St-jacques donna à Hont, prêtre et chapelain du duc, 2 florins de Rhin pour le cantuaire de St-Jean L’Évangéliste à St-Jacques. Son testament est conservé aux AGR (extrait p. 941). Haggh se demande s’il pourrait s’agir du Johannes Dhondt, mentionné à Bruges par Strohm1985, p.154, comme curé de Saint-Jean qui copia de la musique pour cette église en avril 1463 et en juillet 1466. Son éventuelle parenté avec Simon de Hond*, qui était chanoine de St-Donatien de Bruges en 1477, pourrait étayer cette idée. Payé en 1481 pour trois ans de services comme prêtre chapelain du comte de Charolais, commencés le 22 juin 1478 (pas de titre), aumônier de Philippe le Beau sur ses escroes à partir du 29 août 1483 (“heere”), son nom a été ensuite été pris sur des escroes de janvier-fév. 1487, d’août 1495, d’avril 96, à 6s ou encore de sept. 98, à 3s. En 1495, “messire Jehan de Hont, pbre chappellain dommesticque de l'ostel de MdS l'archiduc” perçoit 233£ 16s pour ses gages “du temps que Andrieu Andries et Ypolite de Berthoz estoient maistres de la chambre aux deniers de MdS” (autre versement de 116£ pour la même raison en août 1502 où il est “sommelier de l’oratoire de MdS”). Un peu plus loin, qualifié de “pbre, sommelier de l'oratoire cy devant nommé”, il reçoit 18£ pour les offrandes du 8 septembre au 31 décembre 95. Il est chargé des aumônes les années suivantes. Dans les ordonnances du 1.3.1497 et du 1.2.1500, il est sommelier à 6s dans la petite chapelle (“disant les basses messes”), en alternance avec Lyon de Saint-Vast (1er terme). Il figure sur des escroes de juillet 1500, puis sur un escroe du 24.6.1505. Il est rayé sur les quatre suivants et ne réapparaît pas. Il ne semble avoir participé à aucun voyage. Les identifications proposées par VanDoorslaer1934, p.147, sont peu convaincantes (Jehan Marlot dit Deschiens qui avait servi Maximilien et Philippe dans sa jeunesse “en estat de fourrier” qui reçut un office d’huissier de l’archiduc Charles en 1509 et un secrétaire appelé “Maistre Jehan Canis”). Ce dernier reçut un don pour sa première messe en mai 1496, alors que Jean de Hond était depuis bien longtemps prêtre et qu’il ne fut jamias qualifié de maître. Le compte de l’audience de Brabant 1.10.1496-30.9.1497 signale “eenre significamus voer Meestre Jan Canis, priester ende cappellaen van onser gendeiger vrouwen der hertoginnen van eenre provinge tot Hertogenbossche” qui indique que le secrétaire Canis débuta sa carrière comme chapelain de Jeanne de Castille. Au contraire, la mention de “eenre permuttatie voer her Zegher Quinschot gedaen bij her Jan de Hont, priester, vander proinge van Turnout” dans le compte du 1.10.1498-30.9.1499 peut se réferer à Jean de Hond (AGR, CC 20784, n°2, f.20v & n°4, f.2v). Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hond (de), Jean (…-5 Aug. 1516). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01066 Surname Hond (de) Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon de Hond Variant name Canis Hont (de) Gender Male Date of death Start 1492-3-12 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1473 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1492 Biography Sommelier à 12s 4d sur les escroes du 1.7.1473 au 9.12.1476. Il fait partie de la petite chapelle qui suivit Charles le Téméraire dans les guerres de Suisse et figure sur la liste des annates de janvier 1477 (chanoine de St-Donatien de Bruges, non évoqué dans Strohm1985). Perçoit des arriérés de gages importants pour 74, 75 et 76, mais n’est plus mentionné par la suite. Son titre de maître n’apparaît sur aucun escroe, ni sur l’ordonnance de février 1474, mais sur les listes de gages de la petite chapelle en 1476, sur le rôle de mai 1481 et dans son épitaphe. Un messire Jean de Hond* servit Philippe le Beau depuis le jour sa naissance. Leuridan1903, p.75 publie son épitaphe à St-Pierre de Lille, “sur le second pilier de la nef, du côté de la chapelle de Saint-Adrien : Cy gist venerable personne maistre Simon de Hond, en son vivant conseiller de tres hault et puissant prince monseigneur le duc Charles de Bourgogne, et sommelier de son oratoire, prebstre et chanoine de ceans, qui trespassa le 12e jour de mars, l’an 1492, et Franchois, son neveu, fina l’an 89. Priez pour Dieu pour leurs ames.” (renvoi à Codex A, Le Glay, Millin). Devillers1908, MCCCXLIII, p. : 29.12.1475. Acte de réception par proc. de Simon de Hout, maître ès arts, bachelier en décret et sommelier de l'oratoire du duc de Bg, au canonicat vac. par le † de Jean d'Alkmaer. [Pbme, cette même préb. vac. pour la même raison est attr. à Jean de Fechinghen, prévôt de Zutphen le 8.7.1477. Il s’agit peut-être d’une erreur dans la mesure où Jean d’Alkmaer était actif à Bruges où il avait pu cotoyer Simon de Hond] Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hond (de), Simon (…-12 Mar. 1492) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02646 Surname Honderic (de) Given Name Ray Given Name Surname Ray de Honderic Variant name Raynaldus Odenoch Odena Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1477 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1493 Biography Wegman BSCE Honderic, Ray de (Raynaldus Odenoch; Odena] fl. 1477-93; origin Flanders. Cler. TrevisoD; RomeP D'AlesT 157. HabR 246 . Bibliography Haberl 1887 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Honderic (de), Ray (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02647 Surname Hondswijk (van) Given Name Wilem Guillaume Given Name Surname Willem van Hondswijk senior Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1480 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1504 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_2575 Workplace Bergen-op-Zoom Institution_ID Institution_0030 Institution Broederschap van Lieve Vrouw in Bergen-op-Zoom Biography Wegman BSCE Hondswijk, Willem van, sr fl. 1480-1504 ('old' from 1496); children Willem van Hondswijk jr.; died 1504. Cler.; mag. BergenGOL WegB 240. Bibliography Wegman 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hondswijk (van), Wilem Guillaume (…-…) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02648 Surname Hondswijk (van) Given Name Willem Given Name Surname Willem van Hondswijk junior Variant name Guile Guillaume Houtswijck Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1493 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1503 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_2575 Cities_Standardized_0131 Workplace Bergen-op-Zoom Bruxelles Institution_ID Institution_0030 Institution_0162 Institution Broederschap van Lieve Vrouw in Bergen-op-Zoom Collégiale Sainte-Gudule de Bruxelles Biography Wegman BSCE Hondswijk, Willem van, jr. [Guile Houtswijck] son of Willem van Hondswijk sr.; fl. 1493-1503. Vicar. BergenGOL; BrusselsSG WegB 242-3. HagghB 612. Bibliography Haggh 1989 Wegman 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hondswijk (van), Willem (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02649 Surname Hondt (de) Given Name Gerrit Given Name Surname Gerrit de Hondt Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1530 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1532 Biography Wegman BSCE Hondt, Gerrit de fl. 1530-2; origin Bruges. Choirmaster. DelftNK Bouwesten III, 88. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hondt (de), Gerrit (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02651 Surname Hondt Given Name Jan Given Name Surname Jan Hondt Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1508 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1511 Biography Wegman BSCE Hondt, Jan [Hondtgen] = Johannes Dubont? fl.1508-11. Choirmaster. DelftNK Bouwstenen III, 87. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hondt, Jan (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01063 Surname Hongher (de) Given Name Valentin Given Name Surname Valentin de Hongher (Unger) Variant name Unger Gender Male Date of birth Qualif before Date of birth Qualif Start 1465 Cities_Standardized_ID Birth Cities_Standardized_0144 Place of birth Liège Date of death Qualif after Date of death Start 1521-5-25 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1489 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1521 Period of activity (ending) End 1536 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0144 Workplace Liège Biography Le “Valentin de Cantere” signalé comme succentor de St-Jean de Bruges en 1463 et 1464 (Strohm1985, p.161) semble trop ancien pour pouvoir renvoyer à ce chantre, mais un il pourrait être le chanteur qui se désigne, dans une lettre qu’il adresse de Wiener Neustadt en 1467 à l’abbesse de Söflingen bei Ulm, comme “Pruder Valentinus, gardian in der neuen stat, capellan und organist des keysers” (Pietzsch 1971, p. 36, qui propose d’identifier ce Valentinus à Georg Valentinus, qui se présente comme Cantor Caesaris dans une lettre à Vadian de mars 1516). Willibald Gurlitt affirme que Valentin Hongher avait servi Mathias Corvin (†1490; Gurlitt1933). L’origine de cette information n’a pu être retrouvée, mais son nom seul suffit à rendre vraisemblable l’idée qu’il fit partie des chantres du roi de Hongrie qui trouvèrent à s’employer à la cour de Maximilien, évoqués par Molinet. Première mention parmi les 8 chanteurs du roi des Romains récompensés en 1492 par la confrérie de Bois-le-Duc pour leur visite (“Dominus Valentinus Onger, presbyter”). Reçoit une somme correspondant à environ 655 jours de service à 12s, dans la liste de gages 1492-95, ensuite présent sans aucune interruption jusqu’au 30.11.1505. Il ne participa probablement pas au second voyage d’Espagne, ce que confirme sa résignation d’une prébende à Bois le Duc en octobre 1506. Reçut deux dons de 20£ sont “pour l’aider a vivre et entretenir”, en août 1493 (1493R, f. 157v) et janvier 1495 (1495R, f. 206) et troisième en février 1501 de 15£ “en consideration de certains services qu'il lui a fait dont il ne veult icy faire autre declaration” (1501R, f. 171v). Les escroes l’appellent le plus souvent “messire Valentin”. Il ne vint cependant pas dès 1485 puisque de 1486 à 1489, il était maître d’école de la Kantorei de l’église St-Jacques d’Innsbruck, étroitement liée à la cour d’Innsbruck (Strohm1993, p.520). Tout indique que Maximilien le retint donc après avoir quitté les Pays-Bas en 1489, mais il ne reçut aucune expectative dans le premier registre des Preces primariae. Après son service bourguignon, il servit probablement la chapelle de Maximilien puis, brièvement, la chapelle pontificale en 1509 (Sherr1975, p.74, ne relève son nom que sur la liste de février 1509), avant de se retirer à St-Pierre de Louvain. Détenait une prébende à St-Jean de Bois-le-Duc le 26.11.1497 au plus tard, qu’il résigne le 1.10.1506 avec la précision que son revenu est d’environ 22 florins du Rhin (1497Aud, 1506Aud). Il est à nouveau mentionné au titre de “regius capellanus” dans le second registre des Preces primariae de Maximilien (ca. 1508), qui accorde deux expectatives: l’une à “Valentin Bassista, presbyter, cantor olim regis defuncti”, donc postérieure au décès de Philippe le Beau en 1506, pour le monastère Saint-Michel d’Anvers (Ordre de Prémontré), l’autre à “Valentinus Unger, Leodiensis diocesis” pour l’église de Hoegaarden (dioc. Liège), par l’intermédiaire du chapelain de la cour de Maximilien Eberhard Sennft. (Reichert1954, p. 112, d’après Santifaller 1949,p. 632, n°14* et p. 637, n°215*). Chanoine de St-Pierre de Louvain en 1520 au plus tard (il est désigné comme tel dans son acte de légitimation du 25.5.1521), Molanus, au chapitre 21 du livre III de son Histoire de Louvain, intitulé “Commemoratio aliquot canonicorum ecclesiae divi Petri” consacre une notice à “Valentin Vuger”, sans aucun doute ce chanteur, mais qui ne contient qu’une unique information, sans commentaire: “Anno 1536, 25 septembris”. Il doit s’agir de la date de son décès. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hongher (de), Valentin (before 1465-after 25 May 1521). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01819 Surname Honie Given Name Jacques Given Name Surname Jacques Honie / Buus ? Variant name Honin Buus ? Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1499 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1540 Biography Organistes de ND signalés par Strohm 1985, p.153-156: Johannes de Capella (cité du 9.3.1496 au 16.5.1498 ; un Jacques Honie lui succéda, qui semble avoir pris ses fonctions le 22.3.1499, mais pourrait peut-être se confondre avec Jacques Buus, cité le 24.5.1499. La bio de Honie / Honin indique qu’il serait resté en poste jusqu’en 1540, mais ce pourrait être une coquille pour 1504... Wegman BSCE Buus, Jacobus fl. 1499-1504. Succ.; organist; cler. BrugesOL; BrugesSS StrohmB 183. Bibliography Strohm 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Honie, Jacques (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_02654 Surname Hoomburg Given Name Martin Given Name Surname Martin Hoomburg Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1505 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1506 Biography Wegman BSCE Hoomburgh, Martin = Martin Everart? fl.1505-6. BurgundyDC StraM VII, 163, 165. DoorM 146-7. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hoomburg, Martin (…-…). Musician Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_04476 Surname Horand Given Name Antoine Given Name Surname Antoine Horand Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role_012 Role Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1604 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1604 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Paris Institution_ID Institution_0269 Institution Sainte-Chapelle de Paris Biography Sainte-Chapelle de Paris, 1604 : Antoine Horand est mentionné en 1604, année de la mort de Denis Tabart, pour avoir engagé contre Jacques Vallet et Hilaire de Vitte un procès pour la possession du bénéfice de la chapelle de Notre-Dame de la Gisante dépendant de la Sainte-Chapelle. Il semble que Hilaire de Vitte ait gagné (Brenet 1910 p. 121 d’après F-BnF, ms. fr. 26345, f. 4). Bibliography Brenet 1910 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Horand, Antoine (…-…). Musician; Singer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Person PersonChantres CESR_person_ID CESR_person_01840 Surname Horion (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Horion Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1476 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1486 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0144 Workplace Liège Biography Sans aucun doute parent du succetor Laurent de Horion* • Saucier 2005, p.325-326: Jean de Horion 2e assisitant (duodenus mutatus) à LiègeSLde 1476/77 à 1482/83. • Pourrait être le Johannes de Horeo, cl Leod qui reçoit une expectative poru Bois-le-DucSJ, de Maximilien le 4 juin 1486 à Dordrecht, avec 9 membres de la chapelle, et pourrait donc avoir fait partie (très momentanément) de cette chapelle. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Horion (de), Jean (…-…). Musician