85 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_01355 Surname Spina (de) Given Name Nicaise Given Name Surname Nicaise de Spina Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1476 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1476 Biography Cambrai, 1476. Accusé d’irrévérence envers les chanoines en 1476, il a composé avec Christophe Charlet une chanson sur le ton de la préface où il nomment “ridiculose” plusieurs serviteurs de l’église. (Pirro1926, p.194) Planchart ne relève pas son nom (il est probablement Grand vicaire ou chapelain, mais ne fut pas Petit vicaire) 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 Spina (de), Nicaise (…-…) 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_01354 Surname Charlet Given Name Christophe Given Name Surname Christophe Charlet Gender Male Date of death Start 1505 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1476 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1495 Biography Pirro1926, p.194: accusé d’irrévérence envers les chanoines en 1476, il a composé avec Nicaise de Spina une chanson sur le ton de la préface où il nomment “ridiculose” plusieurs serviteurs de l’église. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474-nn; 1486-nn; 1495 (Charlot? 8/13) PirroBN, Acta1065, 116v, 12.9.1505: Remise du compte des éxéc. de Christophe Charlet. 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 Charlet, Christophe (…-1505) 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_01353 Surname Bourdin Given Name Nicaise Given Name Surname Nicaise Bourdin Gender Male Date of death Start 1504 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1486 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1503 Biography Pirro1926, p.194: accusé d’irrévérence envers les chanoines en 1486, et à nouveau en 1498. Il amène son chien à l’église en août 1497 et une dispute s’ensuit avec le chanoine Godemare. ADN: éxéc. du décès de Denis de Hollain en 1503 par Jean Leporis, Jean de Le Quellerie, chanoines (?) et Nicaise Bourdin, grand vicaire. Planchart : Nicaise Bourdin: was a small vicar from 06 June 1459 to 09 October 1464 [LAN, 4G 7458, 8v; 4G 7463, 5v]. Curiously an entry in the account of the small vicars for 1458-59 indicates that Bourdin was not admitted [LAN, 4G 6789 (1458-59), 5v], apparently he appealed the decision and was received for e appears no only in the wine lists but on those of the small vicars which survive for the years of his tenure. He is also mentioned as a small vicar in the acts when on 10 February 1462 he and Andrieu du Metz had to be absolved from assaulting Adam Nicolai and shedding blood [CBM 1060, 130r]. On 10 October 1464 he was given a gift of 10 lb as he was leaving for Rome [CBM 1060, 201r]. Nothing is known of his Roman sojourn, but by December 1469 he was back at Cambrai [LAN, 4G 5102, 12v]. His return and his promotion to grand vicar were probably recorded in the now lost Register N of the acts, but he is referred to as a grand vicar and a chaplain in the fabric accounts of 1471-72, at which time he had become one of the music scribes for the cathedral [LAN, 4G 4679, 30r]. His name is not in the accounts of the grand community of chaplains, so he must have belonged to the small community. He died in 1504 and his will and the execution survive [LAN, 4G 1625]. (check will) 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 Bourdin, Nicaise (…-1504). 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_01352 Surname Manee Given Name Druet Given Name Surname Druet Manee Variant name André Manee Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1484 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1487 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Cities_Standardized_0461 Workplace Cambrai Douai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0148 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Collégiale Saint-Pierre de Douai Biography Pirro1926, p.194: accusé de violence sur un enfant de chœur en 1486. PirroBN, acta1061, 201v, 19.11.1484: Hodie reciperunt dni in parvum vicarium Druettum Mannee, tenoristam de Duaco oriundum ad stipendia solita. Les cptes des vicaires de DouaiSA dépouillés par Bouckaert ne signalent pas de ténoriste de ce nom.  Planchart : Donet Manee (Manet), tenorist: was a small vicar from 25 November 1484 to 17 March 1487 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1484-85), 7v; (1486-87), 7v]. He came to Cambrai from Douai [CBM 1061, 201v]. Wegman BSCE Manee fl.1486. Pet.vic. CambraiC WrightC 212. Bibliography Planchart PCR Wright 1976 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 Manee, Druet (…-…). 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_01351 Surname Du Hamel Given Name Sohier Given Name Surname Sohier Du Hamel Variant name Duhamel Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role_012 Role Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1486 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1498 Biography Pirro1926, p.194: accusé de concubinage le 10.2.1486, puis (p.195) d’avoir amené une certaine Symonetta aux repas des vicaires (16.8.1492), qui frappe la servante de J. Fabri en 1498. Sohier est emprisonné puis relâché. Absent des comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): peut-il être Manee ? 4G1820: Éxéc. Jehan Marcotte l’aîné (†20.7.1498): Sohier. Bizarrement absent de l'annexe Planchart 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 Du Hamel, Sohier (…-…). 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_01350 Surname Boulenger Given Name Gilles Given Name Surname Gilles Boulenger Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1496 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1508 Biography Un Gille Boullenghier est nommé procureur de Josquin Lebloitte dit Desprez à propos de son héritage à Condé le 23.3.1483, avec d’autres membres de sa famille (“Gille et Germain* Boullengier… Haguinot Boullengier”) Planchart Gilles Boulengier, tenorist: was a small vicar from 14 May 1496 to 27 May 1502 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1495-96), 9v; CBM 1064, 377v]. On 10 April 1504 he was again received as a small vicar [CBM 1064, 497v] (check the end). He became a priest in 1499 and said his first mass on 14 April [CBM 1064, 169v]. A quarrelsome man he was involved in numerous fights and severely injured in one [CBM 1064, 99v]; he had to be admonished about his work and demoted for a time to half stipend [CBM 1064, 251r, 254r]. On 15 October 1501 he collated the chaplaincy at the altar of Notre Dame de la Poudre on the death of Pierre Hochart [CBM 1064, 340r]. (check) Il est de toute évidence le Gille Boulengier “ayant voix de teneur”, reçu aux gages de chapelain à la Sainte-Chapelle le 10.3.1508 (Brenet1910, p.50). Pirro1926, p.194: accusé de blasphème le 18.1.1499. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Boulenghier (10/13); 1486 (Gillot??, 8/13), 1495-n.n; 1506 (Gillet?? 10/19) VOIR OSCON. PirroBN-Acta 1064, 134, 3.12.1498: Gilles Boulengier est qualifié de ténoriste. 282, 21.9.1500: gages journaliers à 2s: Petr. Daix, Egid. Boulengier, Paul Collepin, Jo. Charlet et Gomarum, et Hotinetum le Clerc. Cpte PV (G1147) 1503: 44e Gilles Boulenger reçu 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 Boulenger, Gilles (…-…). 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_01349 Surname Jorland Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Jorland alias Corbie Variant name Corbie Corbye Gender Male Date of death Start 1504 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1456 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1494 Biography Pirro1926, p.193: chantre du pape depuis 1456, à Cambrai en 1479, il est commis à la surveillance des petits vicaires le 16.8.1485. p.195: accusé de concubinage en 1493 et 1494. Acta1061, 215, 22.5.1485: il ne semble en fait admis en personne qu’à cette date. Reçu par proc. auparavant, il prête serment ce jour. 226, 16.8: Lignoquercu s’absentant, Jorland est chargé de le remplacer comme Me des vicaires. Berliere 592, p.129, 1.5.1462. Litt de fr pour Jean Jorlandi, pretre du dioc Amiens, chantre de la chap pap, chap de l'autelde ND dans l'église Ste Marie Madeleine de Cambrai 697, p.151, en 1475 Jean Jorland al Corbye… Sherr1975, p.59: Membre de la chap. de Sixte IV, inscrit dans la confrérie du Saint Esprt à Sassia le 19.5.1483, il figure dans les listes de la chapelle d’oct. 1474 à juin 1485. Des documents cambrésiens montre qu’en 1504, le bénéfice vacant par son décès passe à Crispin de Stappen (MGG “Stappen”). 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 Jorland, Jean (…-1504) 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_01348 Surname Lamour Given Name Robert Given Name Surname Robert Lamour Gender Male Date of death Start 1494 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1469 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1494 Biography PirroBN, acta1061, 13: 8.1.1478: abbé des fous. Acta1062, 159, 28.2.1494: Mention des éxéc. de Robert Lamour, lépreux. Pirro1926, p.192 signale qu’en septembre 1480, lui, Cornuel, André du Meys et Louis Courtin, chapelains sont astreints à duas vigilias, gallice.  Planchart : Robert de Lamour, Robert de Lannoy, tenorist: was a small vicar from 13 October 1469 to 20 September 1482 LAN, 4G 7468, 5v; 4G 7472 (1481-82), 5v]. The beginning of his beneficial career at Cambrai would have been recorded in the lost register N of the acts. He joined the grand community of chaplains in 1476-77 [LAN, 4G 6949, 12r], having collated the chaplaincy at the altar of St. Elizabeth (see below), and appears in the lists until 1480-81, but in retrospective accounts for 1479-80 [LAN, 4G 6961, 31v]. On 15 August 1480 he resigned the chaplaincy at the altar of St. Elizabeth, which went to Jehan Cornuel, and collated the chaplaincy at the altar of St. Nicaise, resigned by Andrieu du Mez [CBM 1061, 114r]. An entry of 30 August 1481 in the aumosne notes he had been diagnosed with leprosy, and a small gift to him in 1482-83 is the last notice we have of him [LAN, 4G 7767 (1481-82), 12r; (1482-83), 23v]. 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 Lamour, Robert (…-1494) 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_01347 Surname Courtin Given Name Louis Given Name Surname Louis Courtin Variant name Loyzet Lambres (de) Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1473 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1501 Biography Pirro1926, p.192 signale qu’en septembre 1480, lui, Cornuel, Robert Lamour et André du Meys, chapelains sont astreints à duas vigilias, gallice. p.195: privé de son vicariat pour avoir causé du scandale en ville le 28.10.1481. Le 5.11 suivant, il est accusé de l’enlèvement d’une femme mariée. Il avait été réprimandé pour ses longs cheveux cette même année et l’est encore le 3.11.1496. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Loyzet (12/13); 1486 (Loyset, 6/13), 1495-n.n. Planchart : Louis Courtin, Louis de Cambrai: was a small vicar from 01 July 1473 to 30 October 1481 and from 21 July 1483 to 14 March 1491 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1473-74), 6r; (1481-82), 5v; (1490-91), 7r; 4G 7473, 8v]. On 19 December 1477 he collated the chaplaincy at the altar of SS Cosmas and Damian on the death of Pierre Daule [CBM 1061, 35r], and from 1477-78 to 1483-84 he held the chaplaincy of St. Christopher as a foreign chaplaincy [LAN, 4G 6955. 39r; 4G 6963, 42v]. He joined the grand community of chaplains in 1484-85 and appears in the lists until 1500-01 [LAN, 4G 6965, 13v; 4G 6985, 34v]. He is still documented as a chaplain in 1506 [LAN, 4G 652]. His possession of two other chaplaincies is documented: on 26 September 1492 he collated the chaplaincy at the altar of St. John Baptist on the death of Jehan Verdure and resigned the chaplaincy at the altar of St. Martial to Jacques Canivet, clerk of the revestiary [CBM 1062, 20r]. For over a decade the canons had to reprove him on and off for wearing his hair long like a layman [CBM 1061, 124r; 1063, 153r, 165v], and twice he was accused of rape [CBM 1061, 135v, 170r]. The first of these, on 28 October 1481, cost him his vicariate and is the reason for the hiatus in his service. Chapelain de Douai en 1469 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 Courtin, Louis (…-…) 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_01346 Surname Du Wez Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre Du Wez [Cambrai] Gender Male Date of death Start 1483 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1443 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1483 Biography Fallows1982, notice p.255: Ténor à Cambrai à partir du 14.5.1443, éxécuteur testamentaire de Du Fay, dont il avait gardé la maison pendant sept années dans les années 1450. Il participe à l’inventaire des biens de la cathédrale en 1461 avec Du Fay. PirroBN-acta1058, 145v, 8.1.1447: Petro de Vado, abbé des fous.1061, 21v, 26.3.1477: Petr. du We, pr.proc. curé de S Nic. de Brules in Tornaco dioc. Cambrai, résign. par permutation avec Petro de Rivo, pr. chap. S Alexis à l’autel S Vincent du monastère de Cisoing, dioc. Tournai Cpte d’éxéc., ADN, 4G 1705. Pierre du Wez: was a small vicar from 14 May to 18 October 1443, 05 December 1443 to 03 January 1445, and 25 February 1446 to 08 July 1457 [LAN, 4G 7442, 8v; 4G 7443, 7r; 4G 7444, 5v; 4G 7445, 6v; 4G 7456, 7r]. His first absence was connected with a journey to the Council of Basel, no explanation for his second absence has turned up. Du Wez became a chaplain in 1449-50 (accounts of those years do not record the advents), appears in the lists from 1450-51 [LAN, 4G 6916, 23v] until 1482-83 [LAN, 4G 6962, 24r], in 1462 he was chaplain of the revestiary [CBM 1060, 144v]. He kept Du Fay’s house for him during the seven years Du Fay was in Savoy in the 1450s and was one of his executors. He died on 08 May 1483 [CBM 1061, 159v]. Though he was of modest means to the end (the aumosne granted him 100 s on 22 March 1482 on account of old age and poverty) [LAN, 4G 7767, 14v], the execution of his will [LAN, 4G 1705] shows he was a learned man who left behind a large library. 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 Du Wez, Pierre (…-1483). 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_01345 Surname Le Breton Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon Le Breton (l’aîné) Variant name l'aîné Gender Male Date of death Start 1473-11-12 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1431 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1473 Biography Fallows1982, notice p.256: chapelain bourguignon de 1431 au moins à sa retraite à Cambrai en 1464. Ami proche de Du Fay, ce dernier lui lègue plusieurs choses par testament et est enterré ds la même chapelle. PirroBN-Acta1061, 197, 6.10.1484: Concedatur nigra cappa de parvo spectans officiis elemosine dno Simoni prvo vicario nepoti quondam dni Symonis Breton… Cette entrée renvoie à: Fallows, NG2 (2) Symon Britonis [Brytonis] (fl 1482-3). Recorded at 's-Hertogenbosch as " onsen bovensenger" ten years after the death of his namesake at the Burgundian court, he is a possible though unlikely contestant for some of the documents or pieces mentioned under (1) Simon le Breton. 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 Le Breton, Simon (…-12 Nov. 1473) 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_01344 Surname Rosut (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Rosut Gender Male Date of death Start 1491-7-19 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1439 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1480 Biography Fallows1982, notice p.255: Éxécuteur testamentaire de Du Fay. 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 Rosut (de), Jean (…-19 Jul. 1491) 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_01343 Surname Lyons (de) Given Name Regnault Given Name Surname Regnault de Lyons Gender Male Date of death Qualif before Date of death Start 1480 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1439 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1480 Biography Fallows1982, notice p.254: Chanoine en 1439 au moins. Éxécuteur testamentaire de Du Fay. Participe à l’inventaire des biens de la cathédrale en 1461 avec Du Fay. 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 Lyons (de), Regnault (…-before 1480) 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_01342 Surname Mortier Given Name Raoul Given Name Surname Raoul Mortier Gender Male Date of death Start 1480 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1445 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1480 Biography Fallows1982, notice p.252: Éxécuteur testamentaire de Du Fay. Cpte d’éxéc. ADN, 4G 1467. Il était également chanoine de Douai SA depuis 1445 au moins (F-AD 59, 1 G 17, f. 238v - foliotation à vérifier) 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 Mortier, Raoul (…-1480) 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_01341 Surname Mellet Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon Mellet Gender Male Date of death Start 1481-9 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1446 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1481 Biography Planchart : Symon Mellet or Meslet: was a small vicar from 18 April 1442 to 23 June 1456 [LAN, 4G 7442, 8r; 4G 7454, 5v] with only two short absences from 06 to 14 February 1455 and for sixteen days “ad Sanctum Nicolaum” starting of 24 September 1455 [LAN, 4G 7453, 7r; 4G 7454, 5v]. His reception as a small vicar is the earliest mention of Mellet in Cambrai. A petition by Cardinal Nicolas of Forli on 10 October 1436 mentions that Mellet had been in his service at least since 24 April 1431 [ASV, RS 329, 183r-184v], which indicates that Mellet had been in the Roman curia since then. By 31 October 1439 Mellet had a number of small benefices in Laon, including a chaplaincy in the cathedral [ASV, RS 363, 194v], and by 09 November 1440 Mellet, described as an unmarried clerk of Cambrai not in holy orders, had become a notary [ASV, RS 369, 20v]. A second petition also dated 09 November 1440 mentions that Mellet had been outside the curia for about nine months [ASV, RS 369, 66r]. Presumably he had gone to Laon to deal with his benefices there. The implication of a later petition and the rest of Mellet’s career is that something went wrong in Laon during his visit there and he might have made some powerful enemies. The petition, dated 14 July 1441, is to the Penitentiary rather that to the Chancery, and asks that Mellet be allowed to find a catholic bishop who will agree to confer orders upon him [ASV, SP 2 bis, 245v]. The process allowed Mellet to bypass his local bishop in seeking orders and it was faster and more secret than the same process would have been through a normal supplication to the chancery, and it is telling that upon his final return north Mellet went to Cambrai and not to Laon where he already had some benefices. The earliest mention of Mellet at Cambrai is in fact his reception as a small vicar. At Cambrai Mellet became member of the grand community of chaplains in 1454-55 [LAN, 4G 6921, 11r] and appears in the lists until 1460-61 [LAN, 4G 6929, 22v]. On 15 June 1461 Mellet exchanged his chaplaincies in Cambrai and Laon and the parish church of Welu for a grand vicariate at Cambrai with Robert le Canoine [CBM 1060, 113r]. He died on 17 September 1481 [CBM 1061, 132v]. Mellet was a prodigious music scribe and the accounts of the fabric record his activity in considerable detail [See Liane Curtis, “Music Manuscripts,” 227-256]. Fallows1982, notice p.252: copiste sous la supervision de Du Fay de 1446 à 1476. Petit vicaire de 1446 au moins et grand vicaire à partir de 1473 au moins. 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 Mellet, Simon (…-Sep. 1481) 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_01340 Surname Fontenay (de) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de Fontenay Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1447 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1486 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0101 Institution_0110 Institution_0115 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Chapelle ducale d'Anjou Chapelle ducale de Savoie Chapelle royale de France Biography Fallows1982, notice p.247: A Cambrai en 1447-48, il est chanteur de la chapelle de Savoie du 1.5.1449 au 1.5.1457, et de la chapelle royale de 1458 à 1486. Le testament de Du Fay signale qu’il avait envoyé une “figura” de Louis XI au défunt. Un Jean de Fontenay est au service de Ferry de Clugny à Rome en 1482, en compagnie de Mabrianus de Orto et Simon Attaingnant (Roth1991, p. 554). Planchart : Jehan de Fontenay: the aumosne for 1447-48 has an undated entry granting Jehan de Fontenay, small vicar, 25 s for a robe at Du Fay’s instance [LAN, 4G 7762, 12r]. But no mention of Fontenay appears in the wine accounts and there is no other mention of him in other documents for this year. Apparently the fact that the request came from Du Fay, who was then master of the small vicars [CBM 1058, 118v], misled the scribe of the accounts into thinking Jehan was a small vicar, and this misapprehension has been reported in Wright, “Dufay,” 207. Fontenay was indeed a musician, who served in the French royal chapel from 1459 to 1486 [Perkins, “Musical Patronage,” 554] and a friend of Du Fay who sent the composer a portrait of Louis XI [LAN, 4G 1313, 71], but he was never a small vicar. Allinson 1993, p. 85 Jehan de Fontenoy 34 A singer, Jehan de Fontenoy was paid 10 escus for a robe for November 1450 (34). No other mention is made of him in these accounts, but he is known from elsewhere. From 1458 to 1486 he was prestre and cantor at the chapel of Charles VII (1456-75),184 and he was a canon of St Martin of Tours by 1486 when a benefice at Lisieux cathedral was requested for him. 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 Fontenay (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_01339 Surname Crépin Given Name Gilles Given Name Surname Gilles Crépin Variant name Aegidius Crispini Gender Male Role_ID Role_002 Role_013 Role_033 Role_001 Role_012 Role_014 Role Dessus Employee of a court chapel (musician) Known voice range Music disseminator (provides, circulates, sends musical sources) Musician Singer Soprano Superius Period of activity (beginning) Start 1461 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1481 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430  Cities_Standardized_1591  Cities_Standardized_1681  Workplace Cambrai Roma Utrecht Institution_ID Institution_0025 Institution_0049 Institution_0110 Institution Basilica di San Pietro in Roma Cathédrale de Cambrai Chapelle ducale de Savoie Biography Chanteur de la cour de Savoie en 1461-64, à RomeSP en 1464, pv à Cambrai en 1465-68. Soprano à RomeSP de 1471 à 1481. En chemin de Picardie vers Rome en 1468-69, il apporte en Savoie de la part de Du Fay “aucunes messes faittes en l’art de musique nouvellement”. (Bouquet 1968, p.283; Haberl, p. 237. Fallows1982, notice p.245).  Planchart : Gilles de Crépin): was a small vicar from 07 May 1465 to 08 July 1468 [LAN, 4G 7463, 6r; 4G 7467, 5v]. He had been a chaplain at the court of Savoy from September 1461 to December 1464 [Bouquet, “Cappella,” 283, the account of the small vicars referes to him as Gilles from Savoy, LAN, 4G 6789 (1468-69), 7v] and then a singer in San Pietro in Vaticano from perhaps March to August 1464 [Reynolds, Papal, 94, 200]. Upon leaving Cambrai he returned to Rome, passing through Savoy late in 1468 or early in 1469 [AST, TG 114, 261r-261v, dated 19 January 1469], and from 1471 to 1481 he was again a singer in San Pietro [Reynolds, Papal, 95] p.45. Son “précepteur” Iohannes Autisbextia (!) adresse à un certain “Jean de Divanto” (Dinant?) une lettre en février [1473] au moment du scandale du recrutement des chanteurs napolitains par Galeazzo, lui conseillant de quitter la chapelle de Naples pour venir le rejoindre a Milan. Également mentionnés Jacotin Ruenport et Gilles Crépin. Reynolds, p.94-95: Egidius Crispini, known in the north as Gilles Crepin, was probably employed by St. Peter's in 1461 (from March perhaps until October), during which time he sought a benefice in Utrecht. From there he moved to the Court of Savoy, where he served as a chaplain and singer from 1 September 1461 through December 1464. He then sang at Cambrai Cathedral as a petit vicaire in 1465 and perhaps also 1468. Crispini worked at St. Peter's at least from 1471 until 1481, but quite possibly he arrived as early as 1469. Sometime during 1468-69 he passed through Savoy on his way to Rome from Picardy, bringing with him certain newly composed Masses by "Messire Guillaume Du Fays."[41] Elsewhere I have raised the possibility that Crispini may have actually composed the Kyrie he attributed to the otherwise unknown "Egidius Cervelli," because the scribe made several alterations to notes in the Kyrie that are essentially compositional revisions and not corrections of errors. Egidius Crispini, Dns. [Gilles Crepin]: 6/1459; *3-10/1461; (3/1461); *3/1471-11/1475; 10/1476-4/1478; *3-5/1481. Sop. and scribe. RepGermanicum, VIII, p.145, 992: Egidius de Crispin, cler. Cameracen. dioc. qui vig disp sup def nat (cs) assec est eccl s Petri de Gispen infra lim. et forte filam seu membrum par eccl de Wonne Traiect dioc de iur patron laic. (12 l tur p) vac p o Johannis Garbrandi, prom ad omnes ord tacito d def: de absol et nova prov 19 fev 61. Wegman BSCE Crispini, Egidius fl. 1461-76. Soprano. SavoyDC; RomeSP BouqS 283. HabR 237. Bibliography Bouquet 1968 Haberl 1887 Planchart PCR Reynolds 1995 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 Crépin, Gilles (…-…). 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_01338 Surname Courtois Given Name Martin Given Name Surname Martin Courtois Gender Male Date of birth Qualif circa Date of birth Qualif Start 1420 Date of death Start 1481-3-14 Role_ID Role_018 Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Choirboy Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1438 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1481 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430   Cities_Standardized_0537 Workplace Cambrai Paris Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0074 Institution_0115 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris Chapelle royale de France Biography Fallows1982, notice p.245: Chanoine de Cambrai à partir du 18.11.1463. Peut-être né à Cambrai, il chanta ds la chapelle royale de 1451 au moins à 1470, après avoir été clerc à ND de Paris entre 1442 et 1455 au moins. Du Fay lui lègue par testament une “figura” de Louis XI et une image qu’il avait lui-même apportée à Du Fay de Tours. Au mois d’août 1480, il installe Cornuel dans sa nouvelle chapelle Ste Elisabeth de ND de Cambrai (Pirro1926, p.192). PirroBN signale son décès lee 14.3.1481. C’est Nicole Mayoul (sr) qui lui succède. Acta1061, 297, 3.10.1487: Jehan Courtois est éxécuteur de Martin, son frère. 380v, 10.12.1489: nemus juxta (?) Bouchain quod emit dnus Johannes Courtois de pecuniis exec. qd dni Martini Courtois, can. dum visit sui fratris. Id., Notes diverses, Fabrique 1429-30: Eustacio, Me enfants pour nourir Courtois; 1439-40: A Hacq. et Martinet Courtois, 1/2 vic. Planchart : Martin Courtois: a native of Cambrai and the little Martin documented as a chorister in 1438-39 [LAN, 4G 7761 (1438-39), 14r] and as a small vicar from 24 June 1439 to 20 October 1442 [LAN 4G 7439, 8r; 4G 7442, 8r]. He apparently left Cambrai although he held the chaplaincy of SS Nicolas & Catherine as a foreign chapel from 1452-53 [LAN, 4G 6918, 37v] until 1458 [CBM 1058, 23v]. He held a canonicate at Bayeux that he exchanged from one at Cambrai in November 1463 [CBM 160, 184r]. He is mentioned as a member of the French Royal Chapel from at least 1451 to 1470 [Perkins, “Musical Patronage,” 553], although during the last three years of his tenure was most often at Cambrai, where he became a resident canon in 1467 [CBM 1060, 262v] and took a very active part in the administration of the cathedral. He died on 13 March 1481 [CBM 1061, 124v], but his brother, the chaplain Jehan Courtois, procrastinated with the settlement of the estate, which despite repeated urgings by the chapter, was still unsettled in 1490 [CBM, 1061, 374v]. Pirro 1940, p. 101, évoque son statut de clerc de matines à ND "pendant 3 ans environ, depuis la fin d'octobre de 1442 (Arch. Nat., LL 115, p. 347 et p. 486). 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 Courtois, Martin (circa 1420-14 Mar. 1481). 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_01337 Surname Boidin Given Name Nicole Given Name Surname Nicole Boidin (1) Variant name Boydin Gender Male Date of death Start 1469 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1431 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1469 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0130   Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Brugge Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0105 Institution_0164 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Chapelle ducale de Bourgogne Collegiale Sint-Donaaskerk in Brugge Biography Fallows1982, notice p.243: chantre de la chapelle de Bg depuis 1431 au moins, il se retire à Cambrai en 1453. Il participe à l’inventaire des biens de la cathédrale avec Du Fay en 1461. Son inventaire d’éxéc. mention “1 livre en papier d’aucunes vieses chanteries de musique, 15s”. (Houdoy1880, p.265) PirroBN-Cpte pv (G1127) 1458/59 Cpte d’Inchy. 52e (semaine) Nicasius Bedin reçu 1/2 (??). PirroBN-Acta 1058, 7v, 16.6.1445: mag. Nicolaus grenon, canon. huius eccl, procurator et procuratoris nomine domine Nicola Boidin, pbre cappelani illustrissimi domini nostri ducis burgundie (préb résignée par Johannes Bout. Acta1060, 22v, 23.8.1458: Provideatur de novo mgro puerorum, ad quem advizandum comittientur dni Jo. Monami, N. Boidin et N. Plouchet com magno ministro. 42v, 20.4.1459: tjrs p.v., Martin Prévôt est procureur de “Henri de Zeelle alias de Rosa, s.d.n. pape familiaris in ipsius cappella cantoris" dont il présente une expectative, en présence de Jean Radulphi alias Flamminghi de Tournai et Nicole Boidin, écolâtre de SD de Bruges. 84v, 25.6.1460: Robertu Le Canonne, mgri puerorum a suo officio exonerationem in capitulo factam, dni adminttunt, ordinantes quod dnus Jo. Zemberch intendat et provideat pueris usque ad beneplacitum capituli, et dni G. du Fay, Jo. Monamy et N. Boidin videant de alio et referant. 97v, 7.11.1464: Ne malum exemplum continetur puerii per presentiam cuiusdam lubrice juvencule que dicitur esse in domo puerorum precipiatur Roberto mgro puerorum ut eam judillate ab ipsa domo expellat sub pena carceris, et nilominus quia dictus Rob. supra alias promissa se in moribus non correxit, dni ordinant quod de alio mgro provideatur, et advisent dni Du Fay, Monamy et Boidin de persona et lune referatur. Marix1939, p.67 signale que lors de la visite de Philippe le Bon à Cambrai en 1457, c’est Boidin qui dit la messe. Strohm1985, p.25, indique que Boidin est chanoine de Saint-Donatien de Bruges de 1447 à 1457, où il détient la 24e prébende, auparavant détenue par Du Fay puis par Nicaise Dupuis. WegmanBiblio signale en plus Bouquet1968, p. 283 et date le décès de Boidin de 1483, peut-être à cause d’erreurs de Marix ou Doorslaer (? à voir). Wegmans BSCE Boidin, Nicolas fl. 1436-83; died 1483. Capp.; cler. SavoyDC; BurgundyDC BouqS 283. DoorM 22. MarB 192-3, 242-51 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 Boidin, Nicole (…-1469). 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_01336 Surname Meys (du) Given Name André Given Name Surname André du Meys Variant name Druet ? Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1457 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1500 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography PirroBN le relève comme petit vicaire dès octobre 1457 ds acta 1059, f.272v. Acta1064, 65, 18.5.1498: André du Mez, pbre, cap. et pv demande dispence du service nocturne en vertu de 40 années de service. Pirro1926, p.192 signale qu’en septembre 1480, lui, Cornuel, Robert Lamour et Louis Courtin, chapelains sont astreints à duas vigilias, gallice. p.195: accusé de concubinage en 1488. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Andruet (3/13); 1486 (Druet, 3/15), 1495 (Druet, 3/13). Planchart : Andrieu du Mez (Mes, Metz, Mays): was a small vicar from 10 February 1460 to 23 June 1500 [LAN, 7458, 5v; 4G 7472, 8r-8v]. The canons decided to remove him as small vicar on 13 May 1500 [CBM 1064, 251v], but apparently he was allowed to finish the fiscal year since the wine account does not record his departure. Ove the years his name in the wine accounts changes back an forth from Andreas to Druet and Du Mez. On 10 February 1462, together with Nicaise Bourdin, he was charged assaulting Adam Nicolai and shedding blood [CBM 1060, 130r]; he was briefly suspended from his vicariate around 26 August 1463 [CBM 1060, 176v], on 15 August 1480 he collated the chaplaincy of Notre-Dame la Flammenghe on the death of Jacques Haurotte, and that same day he resigned the chaplaincy at the altar of St. Nicaise, which went to Robert Lamour [CBM 1061, 114r]; on 16 August 1488 he was cited for concubinage and fined 7 lb. [CBM 1061, 317r]; on 29 March 1490 he exchanged the parish church of Escaudain [Escohain MS] for that Raillencourt with Pierre Denglos [CBM 1061, 360r]. He became a chaplain in 1470-71 [LAN, 4G 6943, 11v] and was still a chaplain in 1500-01 [LAN, 4G 6985, 34v]. His chaplaincy in 1470 was probably that of St. Nicaise, and his collation would have been noted in the lost register N of the acts. 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 Meys (du), André (…-…) 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_01335 Surname Fabri Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Fabri (2) Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1485 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1504 Biography PirroBN, Acta1060, 59, 17.10.1459: Jo. Fabri tenoriste infirmo dant domini scutum unum. 82v, 13.6: Jo Fabri tenoriste licenciato dant dni elemosina 40 sc. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1486 (Fabri 10/15), 1495 (Fabri 4/13) Pirro1926, p.195: sa servante Johanna le Gay est frappée par celle de Sohier du Hamel en 1498. p.196, le chapitre le considère comme prompt à la rixe en 1486, suite à sa dispute avec Cornuel. Il est abbé des fous en 1495. Réprimandé pour s’être rendu aux “bourloires” (jeux de boules) au lieu d’assister à l’office en 95-96. Planchart : Jehan Fabri 2: was a small vicar from 24 June 1485 to 03 February 1497 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1485-86), 7r; (1496-97), 9r]. Over the years he had numerous run ins with the authorities and was reprimanded for bloody fights, frequenting taverns during the times he should be in a service and other infractions, for which he was imprisoned a number of times [CBM 249r, 257r, 258r, 377r; 1062, 251v; 1063, 12v, 25r, 130v]. At the same time his musical judgment was valued, for on 07 July 1494 he was sent on a tour seeking expert musicians [CBM 1062, 197v]. By 05 January 1495 he was a chaplain [CBM 1062, 247r], although there is apparently no record of his collation, and on 1495-95 he joined the grand community of chaplains [LAN, 4G 6798, 15v] and appears in the lists until 1498-99 [LAN, 4G 6981, 34r]. On 21 August 1499 he exchanged the chaplaincy at the altar of SS Peter and Paul for the grand vicariate of Jehan Ribault [CBM 1064, 203r]. He is documented on 17 April 1504 when he assaulted Mathieu Feron [CBM 1064, 498r] (check) 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 Fabri, Jean (…-…). 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_01334 Surname Juvenis Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Juvenis 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 1464 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1493 Biography PirroBN, acta1060, 197v, 6.7.1464: recipitur in vicarium parvum huius eccle dnus Johannes le Josne Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1486 (Juvenis, 11/15), 1495-n.n. Planchart: Jehan le Josne: a tenorist from Douai, asked for an audition on 27 June 1464, and a committee consisting of one of the archdeacons (probably Pierre du Hamel), Carlier, Le Breton, and Du Fay was set to hear him [CBM, 1060, 167v], on 06 July 1464 they recommended admission [CBM 1060, 167v]. Jehan served from 05 July 1464 to 20 April 1465 [LAN, 4G 7463, 5v-6r]. Wright1976, p. 212, listes des pv en 1486 1486. Nomina eorum : Martin, Hochart, Druet, Jo. Baude, Berquier, Loyset, Manee, Gillot, Craissier, Fabri, Juvenis, D. de Holain, Jo. Cornuel, [Jo.] Binchois, Philipot [Caron]. LAN, 4 G 6791 (1486-87), fol. 4 p. 223, il signale son départ pour Rome mais ss date et en renvoyant à Sherr1975. Durant la deuxieme moitie du xve siecle, au moins quatre petits vicaires de Cambrai, Jean Juvenis, Philippe Caron, Jean Hannekin alias Binchois et Pierre de Rivo, se rendirent a Rome. NOTE 66 : 66. LAN, 4 G 6971 (1486-87), fol. 4; LAN, 4 G 7766 (1479-80), fols. 18V-19; CBM, io61, fols. 156 et 188; et SHERR, The Papal Chapel, op. cit. [note 22], p. 59. Sherr1975, p.59: Haberl, p.50 signale un Joanni Juveni ds le chœur de St Pierre en avril 1490. Il figure ds les listes de la chapelle de mai 1490 à janv. 1493, non mentionné d’oct. à déc. 1490. Cependant, Strohm1985, app. A, p. 155, signale un Johannes Juvenis enf. de ch. à SD jusqu’au 10.9.1481, puis cler. SD cité en 1488. Il ne doit pas être confondu avec Paul De Jonghe / Juvenis et Bauduin le Josne. Ulysse Robert, Testaments de l'officialité de Besançon, 1265-1500, 2 vol. (Paris : Imprimerie nationale, 1902-1907) http://www.archive.org/details/testamentsdeloff01robeuoft vol. 1, inventaire, p. 110. Année 1451 Jean Jeune, chantre de la chapelle du prince de Chalon (1159) Comptes de la fabrique de l'église Sainte: Madeleine de Troyes, ... - Page 18 books.google.frAlexandre Assier - 1854 - 96 pages - Afficher la publication en entier Item a Messire Jehan le Jeusne, prebtre, pour avoir chantey et celebre la premiere messe de la dicte eglise, pour ung an, xxxi 1. x s. Item pour lanniuersaire de feue Guillemette femme ja- diz Gui le Flamant, le xix septembre 1413, ... 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 Juvenis, 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_01333 Surname Hémart Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Hémart Gender Male Date of death Qualif before Date of death Start 1493-2-27 Role_ID Role_025 Role_001 Role Composer (no known polyphonic works preserved) Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1450 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1484 Biography Maître des enfants de 1468 à 1484. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Hémart (5/13); 1486-n.n.  Planchart : Jehan Hemart, alias de Landreches: documented as a supernumerary chorister in 1450-51 [LAN, 4G 7763 (1450-51), 11r]. By 1457-58 he was no longer a chorister but was going to school and staying with the magister scholarum [LAN, 4G 7763 (1457-58), 18r]. Was a small vicar from 23 May 1468 to 14 May 1476 [LAN, 4G 7466, 5r] 4G 7272 (1475-76), 7v]. He must have become a grand vicar shortly afterwards; his promotion would have been recorded in the lost register N of the acts. He is first mentioned as a magister puerorum on 20 March 1469, though his appointment might date from a few months before [LAN, 4G 7765 (1468-69), 17v]. He joined the grand community of chaplains in 1474-75 [LAN, 4G 6947, 13r] but appears in the lists only in 1475-76 [LAN, 4G 6948, 30r], which indicates that either he resigned his chaplaincy or shifted to the small community. On 30 June 1483 he collated a chaplaincy at the altar of the Trinity on the death of Pierre de Castelier (not Pierre du Castel) and that same day he resigned his grand vicariate which went to Robert le Voiturier [CBM 1061, 162v, 163v]. The accounts of grand community of chaplains show him holding the chaplaincy as a foreign chapel from 1485 on and the indication that he held it ad privilegium from 1489 on [LAN, 4G 6967, 42r; 4G 6971, 40r]. As had happened with Gobert le Mannier, Hemart was asked to sing with the small vicars, although no longer one of them, for a whole year on 08 August 1483 and was paid accordingly [CBM 1061, 164r]. His career as a magister puerorum probably came to end in the wake of a scandal; on 05 November 1483 Hemart was denounced as having a “religiosa” as his concubine and was punished severely [CBM 1061, 170v]. He was replaced as magister puerorum on 28 July 1484 [CBM, 1061, 187r]. On 15 April 1482 he had collated the custody of the parish church of Lessines on the death of Jehan le Caron 2 [CBM 1061, 139r], but after a lawsuit instituted by Henri Macheclier in 1484 [CBM 1061, 201v] the custodu of the church was assigned to canon Jacques Daussut on 14 April 1485 [CBM 1061, 241r]. Hemart died shortly before 27 February 1493, when Hugo le Caron collated the chaplaincy at the altar of the Trinity [CBM 1062, 51r]. He was a composer, his name is mentioned among the musicians in Compère’s Omnium bonorum plena, and in 1475-76 Symon Mellet copied a lamentation by Hemart presumably on the death of Du Fay [LAN, 4G 4683, 23r], a song by him survives in Florence, Biblioteca Nazionale, Banco Rari 229, 226v-227r. 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 Hémart, Jean (…-before 27 Feb. 1493). Composer; 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_01332 Surname Berquier Given Name Nicole Given Name Surname Nicole Berquier Gender Male Date of death Start 1503 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1456 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1497 Biography Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1486 (Berquier, 5/13), 1495-n.n. Pirro1926, p.195-96: accusé de tenir tripot dans sa maison en 1481, de concubinage, de violences et d’achats de vin immodérés en 1497. PirroBN, acta1059, 28.6.1456: “Colino Berquier alias puero altaris…” Cpte d’éxéc. comme gd vicaire (qualifié de Me) en 1503-1507, ADN, 4G1608. Planchart : Nicolas le Berquier (le Berquier): documented as a former chorister on 28 June 1456 when he was given 6 lb by the aumosne in order to go to school [LAN, 4G 7763, fascicle of 1456-57, 12r]. He was a small vicar from 04 July 1479 to 21 February 1481, from 24 June to 30 October 1481, and from 07 November 1481 to 21 June 1490 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1479-80), 6v; (1480-81), 6r; (1481-82), 5v; (1489-90), 6r]. The gaps in his service were caused by his removal by the canons on account of a violent and dissolute life [CBM 1061, 122r, 125r, 132r, 135v, 136r]. On 19 February 1481 he collated a chaplaincy in the parish church of Bermeries on the death of Henri Macheclier [CBM 1061, 122r], on 21 June 1490 he was made a grand vicar on the death of Pasquier Coutel [CBM 1061, 366v] and was the receiver of the small vicars from 1494 to 1500 but was frequently censured for sloppiness [CBM 1062, 198r]. On 17 September 1493 he resigned a chaplaincy in the hospital of St. Philippe in Braine l’Alleud to Jehan Dasse [CBM 1062, 98r]. He was repeatedly cited for concubinage and resisted orders to send his concubine away [CBM 1062, 55r, 82v, 84v, 108r, 109v, CBM 1063, 56v]. He died on 30 October 1503 and his will survives [LAN, 4G 1608], but the chapter felt compelled to invalidate legacies to his concubine [CBM 1064, 480r]. 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 Berquier, Nicole (…-1503) 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_01331 Surname Dausse Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Dausse / Daussy Variant name Daussy Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1477 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1500 Biography Mentionné dans éxéc. 4G1384: Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494 Wright1976, Comptes pv, p.206, ADN, 4G6791 (1492-93): “8.4.1493, De mandato dominorum de capitulo solutus fuit Johanni Dauusse, parvo vicario, pro perquirendis cantoribus versus Perronnam et Sanctum Quintinum ac alias misso… 3£ 5s”, p.212, cpte 1506 Daussy 11/19. Brouette1963, n°138: Jacobus (erreur “Johannes" ds l’index) Dausset est chanoine de St-Donatien de Bruges, résigne en octobre 1487, prébende qui passe à Johannes Egidius, détenteur d’une portion de St-Sauveur de Bruges (annates payées à Rome par Pascasus Cardon). Planchart : Jehan Daussy (Jehan de Douai): documented as a chorister between 1477 and 1479 [LAN, 4G 7766 (1477-78), 15r (1478-79), 16r] and in 1483 [LAN, 4G 7767 (1483-84), 21r]. He was a small vicar from 24 June 1491 to 16 November 1495 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1491-92), 8r; (1495-96), 9r]. His full name is documented in the aumosne, both as a chorister (see above) and as a small vicar [LAN, 4G 7769 (1492-93), 24v]. By 25 October 1493 he had collated a chaplaincy at Braine l’Alleud [CBM 1062, 106v]. On 16 November 1495 he was granted the chaplaincy of SS Nicholas and Catherine on the death of Nicolas Bridoul [CBM 1063, 60v]; he joined the grand community of chaplains in 1496-97 [LAN, 4G 6967, 16r] and is in the lists until 1499-00 [LAN, 4G 6984, 34v]. On 29 May 1500 he resigned his chaplaincy at Cambrai in a permutation with Jehan Main for a chaplaincy in the church of St. Pierre in Douai; the resignation was done by procuration, indicating that Daussy had moved away from Cambrai. 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 Dausse, 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_01330 Surname Cornuel Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Cornuel alias Verjus Variant name Verjus Gender Male Date of death Start 1499 Role_ID Role_015 Role_013 Role_002 Role_001 Role_012 Role Altus Contratenor Known voice range Employee of a court chapel (musician) Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1465 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1499 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430  Cities_Standardized_1556  Cities_Standardized_1591 Workplace Cambrai Milano Roma Institution_ID Institution_0025 Institution_0032 ? Institution_0037 Institution_0049 Institution Basilica di San Pietro in Roma Capella pontificalis ? Cappella ducale di Milano Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Reynolds 1995, p. 128: In the 1470s Cornuel sent a verse letter to Nicholas Rembert in Rome, in which his ties to France are plainly stated. Pleading for assistance in procuring benefices, Cornuel reveals that he and Rembert were both from Boullenois. He also mentioned two other French musicians; Michault and Leporis. Michault is most likely Michault Sauvage de le Lutin, a singer in the French Royal Chapel from 1461-62 to 1469-70. And Leporis is surely the singer Thomas Leporis, in the papal chapel from 1458 to 1472 (thus he and Cornuel were in Rome at the same time). In the 1470s Leporis went to Paris and Savoy recruiting singers for Milan, implying that he also had some more stable connection with Paris. Michault's dates are in Perkins1984, p. 554; on Leporis see Starr, "Music and Music Patronage," 191-96. For Cornuel, there is André Pirro, "Jean Cornuel, vicaire à Cambrai"; and E. Droz, "Notes sur Me Jean Cornuel, dit Verjus." Petit vicaire à Cambrai de 1475 à sa mort en 1499. was a small vicar from 24 April 1475 to 15 March 1485 and 07 November 1485 to 02 July 1492 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1474-75), 6v; (1484-85), 8r; (1485-86), 7v; (1491-92), 8r]. On his advent in the wine account he is referred to as Iohannes Cormer, but his identity can be established by his position in the list in the following years and by an entry in the aumosne for 1474-75 [LAN, 4G 7765 (1474-75), 18r], which refers to him a Iohannes Cornuel. Later accounts shift inconsistently between his patronymic and his sobriquet. He came to Cambrai from Thérouanne and had been assaulted by armed men en route [LAN, 4G 7765 (1474-75), 18r]. The hiatus in his service came about whe he was dismissed for using abusive language to refer to Cornelius de Berghes, brother of the bishop of Cambrai [CMB 1061, 211]. On 24 March 14779he collated the chaplaincy of St. Nicholas in the parish church of Jurbise, resigned by Martin Tranchet [CBM 1061, 70r] and on 15 August 1480 he collated the chaplaincy of St. Elizabeth resigned by Robert Lamour [CBM 1061, 114r]. He held the chaplaincy of the Trinity as a foreign chaplaincy in 1480-81 [LAN, 4G 6959, 42r] and became a member of the grand community in 1485-86, remaining in the lists until 1498-99 [LAN, 4G 6967, 13v; 4G 6981, 22v]. On 17 September 1481 he collated the chaplaincy of St. James, resigned by Jehan le Mannier, and resigned his chaplaincy of St. John Baptist to Jehan de Bauvoir [CBM 1061, 133r]. His attempt in 1489 to exchange the chaplaincy of St. James for a benefice outside Cambrai, a chaplaincy of the BVM in the parish church of Gavere, was foiled by the chapter because the chaplaincy of St. James was one of the thirty “vicarial” chaplaincies that the cathedral used for the support of its own clergy, and the exchange would have given it to an outsider [CBM 1064, 156r]. Cornuel died on 22 August 1499 (executors swore on 23 August) [CBM 1064, 204r], and the day after his chaplaincy of St. James went to Henry de Monthenry [CBM 1064, 204r]. Cornuel was, by his own testimony, a native of the region of Boulogne sur mer. He became a friend of the poet Jehan Molinet, canon of Valenciennes, and among the works of Molinet in Tournai, Bibliothèque de la Ville, MS 105, is a long poem by Molinet addressed to Cornuel, and a versified letter of Cornuel to Nicolas Reimbert, canon of Cambrai, resident in Rome, both in Eugénie Droz, “Notes sur Me Jean Cornuel, dit Verjus, petit vicaire de Cambrai,” Revue de Musicologie 7 (1926), 173-189, both of which contain some biographical information on him. An account of his life in Cambrai appears in André Pirro, “Jehan Cornuel, Vicaire à Cambrai,” Revue de Musicologie 7 (1926), 190-203. He was in Tours, perhaps in the 1450s [Molinet], became a singer at San Pietro in Vaticano in 1465 [Reynolds, Papal Patronage, 45] and stayed in Rome until 1473. He might have become a member of the papal chapel during the early years of Sixtus 4 [ASV, RL 731, 183v, cited in Merkley, Music and Patronage, 92], was a singer in the chapel of Galeazzo Maria Sforza sometime between July 1474 and March 1475 [Merkley, Music and Patronage, 101-102 and 127], and may be the composer of a chanson, Au hault de la rue, attributed to “Verjeust” in Paris, BNF, français 2245, 6v-7r [Droz, “Notes,” 187-189]. Pierre Cornuel, called Verjus (q.v.) was his nephew. Mentionné dans éxéc. 4G1384: Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494 Un Jehan Cornuel reçoit un habit de fou de Charles le Téméraire en 1468. Il doit bien s'agir de lui, qui se faisait appeler "Sot" A Tours on vous nommoit Tribot Quand vous demouries au Toucquet, Et puis a Millan toudis Sot, Et a Sainct-Quentin Saupicquet, Mais a Therouanne, a ces jus, On vous appelloit Sot toudis, On vous nomme a Cambray Verjus Et maistre Jehan a vo logis Bibliography Droz 1926 Merkley & Merkley 1999 Pirro 1926 Planchart PCR Reynolds 1995 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 Cornuel, Jean (…-1499). 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_01329 Surname Méaulte (de) Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon de Méaulte Gender Male Cities_Standardized_ID Birth Cities_Standardized_2388 Place of birth Méaulte Period of activity (beginning) Start 1494 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1510 Biography Pirro1926: pélerinage à la Sainte-Baume en 1498 pour expier ses relations avec une certaine Janetta. Mentionné dans éxéc. 4G1384 de Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494 et 4G1821 éxéc de Jean Marcotte le jeune (1510). 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 Méaulte (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_01328 Surname Capelle (de le) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de le Capelle [Cambrai] Gender Male Date of death Start 1494-9-2 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1494 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1494 Biography Cpte d’éxéc., ADN, 4G1384: Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494. Exécuteurs: Me Nicolle du Fontenj archidiacre d'Ampwerz, Nicolle Brillet, gd menistre, Anthoine Generis, et Paul Auclou de Ste Croix. 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 Capelle (de le), Jean (…-2 Sep. 1494) 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_01327 Surname Tectoris Given Name Nicole Given Name Surname Nicole Tectoris / Textoris Variant name Luceman Textoris Gender Male Date of death Start 1496 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1457 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1496 Biography Annatarum, n°104&147: église paroissiale de Maynwault, Cameracen. dioc. (année 1487) ; n°213 & 216, chanoine de Cambrai (janvier 1489), en conflit avec Nicole Rembert pour l’église paroissiale de Harven, Cameracen. dioc. “Textoris” nommé dans les Noces de Magdaleine de Laidin. PirroBN relève son nom dans acta 1059, 277, août 1457: “N. Tectoris alias Luceman”. Acta1063, 165v, 10.12.1496: “Receptio dni Symoniss Coelman ad prebendam N. Tectoris. Son proc. est Jo. Fabri, can. collegiate S Liviani de Zirezee, dioc. d'Utrecht, dont Coelman est clerc.” 211, 15.5.1497: Exec. N. Tectoris. 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 Tectoris, Nicole (…-1496) 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_01326 Surname Croix (de la) Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean de la Croix [de Cruce] alias Monami Variant name Cruce (de) Monami Gender Male Date of death Start 1479 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1431 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1479 Biography Chapelle pontificale, 1431-1436. Dans les listes de la chapelle pontificale d’octobre 1431 à janvier 1438 (Lütteken 1993, p. 229). Fallows1982, notice p.248: Chanteur de la chapelle pontificale de 1431 à 1438 (premier chapelain en 1433). Maître de l’office des petits vicaires 1450-59 (en remplacement de Du Fay , alors en Savoie), il disposait, comme Du Fay de bénéfices à St Pierre de Tournai (1431) et St-Géry de Cambrai (1431) avant de devenir chanoine de la cathédrale. Son testament et compte d’éxécution est conservé (ADN, 4G1413). Il pourrait être lié à Arnoul de La Croix. Qui plus est, ces deux personnes pourraient renvoyer à Ernoul et Jean de Thalice, chantres* récompensés par la Charles le Téméraire en 1470 pour lui avoir apporté “une messe de chant”. 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 Croix (de la), Jean (…-1479) 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_01325 Surname Compere Given Name Hotin Given Name Surname Hotin Compere Gender Male Date of death Qualif circa Date of death Start 1474 Role_ID Role_018 Role_001 Role_012 Role Choirboy Musician Singer Period of activity (beginning) Start 1472 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1473 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Cathédrale de Cambrai, 1472-1473. Cité dans un compte de 1472-1473 dans lequel un voiturier est payé pour avoir “amené de Valenciennes le coffre du bon Compere”, le nom de “Hotin Compère” figure au huitième et dernier rang d’une liste des enfant de chœur de l’église non datée, qui fait suivre son nom des mots “ora pro eo” (Pirro 1926, p.190-191, respectivement d’après F-AD 59, 4G1473 et F-Cambrai BM, ms. 28, f. 78). Il semble donc qu’il mourut peu avant l’établissement de cette liste, sans doute en 1473-1474. Cet enfant de chœur venu de Valenciennes pourrait bien avoir été un parent du compositeur Loyset Compère*, qui était apparemment né en Hainaut. Bibliography Pirro 1926 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 Compere, Hotin (…-circa 1474). 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_01324 Surname Caron Given Name Philippe Given Name Surname Philippe Caron Gender Male Date of death Start 1509 Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Qualif circa Period of activity (beginning) Start 1471 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1509 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0131   Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Bruxelles Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0162 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Collégiale Sainte-Gudule de Bruxelles Biography 6e enfant de chœur de la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.190. De la St-Jean 1471 au 15 avril suivant, il est choriste surnuméraire à la charge de Hémart. Enfant de chœur précise Wright1976, p.216. Tjrs cité à ce titre en 1474-75. Le 20.3.1480, il est clerc absent de la cathédrale (chapellenie à l’église paroissiale de Neuville, échangée par procuration le 24 pour un echapelle de St-Géry de Cambrai). Ce retour à Cambrai en juillet 1483. Le 9 août, il reçoit congé pour entreprendre un pélerinage à Rome. De retour le 20.3.1486 et parmi les petits vicaires en 1486-87, il n’est plus mentionné par la suite. Haggh1999 montre qu’il sert en fait alors à Ste Gudule à partir de 1489, devenant même maître de chant par la suite. Il meurt en 1509. A Bruxelles, il fut procureur de Guillaume Pesin* (1489) et de Guillaume Prévôt (1490). Les annates de la cour de Bg le qualifient de chanoine de Cambrai en janvier 1477 !! Un Philippe Caron du diocèse de Tournai est immatriculé à Louvain le 14.6.1480. Il figure sur le rôle de 1480-81 pour les bénéfices de Hainaut en tant que fils de Jean Caron. Philippe le Caron: documented as a chorister in 147-72 [LAN, 4G 7765 (1471-72), 18v] and as a clerk in 1479-80 [LAN, 4G 7765 (1479-80), 18r]. He was a small vicar from 30 July 1483 to 20 August 1484, from 10 November 1484 to 09 June 1485, and from 20 January 1486 to 28 January 1487 [LAN, 4G 7473, 8v; 4G 7472 (1484-85), 7v-8r; (1485-86), 7v; (1486-87), 7v]. On 20 March 1480 he received the chaplaincy of St. Mary in the parish church of Nivelles on the resignation of canon Pierre Godemare, but that same day he exchanged it through procuration with a chaplaincy in St. Géry held by Jacques Maisnart [CBM 1061, 92v, 93v]; the entries indicate that he was not at Cambrai at the time. His first absence from the small vicars was ostensibly on account of a pilgrimage to Rome [CBM 1061, 188r], although the length of the second is more consonant with such a journey, so perhaps Caron postponed the pilgrimage until 1485. The accounts of the chaplains of St. Géry show that Caron held a foreign chaplaincy in 1480-81 [LAN, 7G 2959, 10r] but not during the following two years, although his name is not among those of the resident chaplains, which most likely means he held the foreign chaplaincy ad privilegium. There is a lacuna in the accounts from 1483 to 1487, in 1487-88 Caron was a member of the community of chaplains at St. Géry [LAN, 7G 2962, 4r] but he is absent from all lists after that. Haggh, “Music,” II, 567-568 details his life from 1489, when he became a singer and later a zangmeester at St. Gudule in Brussels, to his death there on 18 January 1509. Wegman BSCE Caron, Philipot fl. 1470-1509 (+1509). Pet.vic.; cler.; choirmaster. CambraiC; Rame; BrusselsSG WrightC 212, 216-7, 223. HagghB 567-8. Bibliography Haggh 1988 Planchart PCR Wright 1976 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 Caron, Philippe (…-1509). 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_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_01322 Surname Nainekin Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Nainekin alias Binchois Variant name Binchois Gender Male Role_ID Role_001 Role Musician Period of activity (beginning) Start 1485 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1517 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Cities_Standardized_1591 Cities_Standardized_1652 Workplace Cambrai Roma ? ‘s-Hertogenbosch Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution_0252 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap in ‘s-Hertogenbosch Biography 4e enfant de chœur de la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.190. Le 17.8.1469, il est choriste surnuméraire. Enfant de chœur précise Wright1976, p.216. Tjrs cité à ce titre en 1474-75. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1486 (Jo. Binchois, 14/15), 1495-n.n. Wright1976, p.223 l’appelle Jean Hannekin alias Binchois et signale son départ pour Rome. La dénomination est dans 1061, 330. (27.2.1489) PirroBN, acta1061, 327, 23.12.1488: “Binchois qui novissime rediit ex urbe recipitur iterum in parvum vicarium”  Planchart : Jehan Nainekin, alias Binchois: was a small vicar from 30 November 1485 to 20 June 1488, and from 25 December 1488 to 20 July 1490 [LAN, 4G 7472 (1485-86), 7v; (1487-88), 6r; (1488-89), 6r; (1490-91), 6v]. He was admitted on the condition that he attend the maîtrise [CBM 1061, 241v] and thus he is probably not the “little Binchois” documented as a chorister in 1469-70 [LAN, 4G 7765 (1469-70), 17r]. On 27 February 1489 the chaplaincy of St. James in the parish church of Binche, resigned by Jehan de le Quellerie, went to Binchois [CBM 1061, 330r]; this is the only benefice for him noted in the records. He is probably not the “quidam Binchois” received as a small vicar on 09 October 1500 [CBM 1064, 285v]. Wegman BSCE Binchois, Johannes [Hannekin] fl. 1486-1517; died 1517. Soprano; pet.vic.; cler. CambraiC; Rome; 's-HertCOL WrightC 212, 223. SmijH I, 201-13. SmijH II, 49-86. Bibliography Planchart PCR Smijers 1932 Smijers 1935 Wright 1976 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 Nainekin, Jean (…-…). 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_01321 Surname Lagniel Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre Lagniel Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Qualif circa Period of activity (beginning) Start 1468 Period of activity (ending) Qualif circa 1468 Biography 3e enfant de chœur de la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.190: Petrus Lagniel Un Jean Laignel était chapelain du bâtard de Dunois à sa mort en 1468 (ss doute pas musicien) 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 Lagniel, Pierre (…-…) 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_01320 Surname Savary Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Savary Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Qualif circa Period of activity (beginning) Start 1469 Period of activity (ending) Qualif circa 1469 Biography Jo. Savary est 2e enfant de chœur de la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.190. Id. p.191, le 23.10.1469 la mère de Hotinet Savary de Douai amène un second fils à la maîtrise de Cambrai. PirroBN, acta1059: Jo. Savary et alios socios practice cives cameracenses est mentionné le 3.9.1456. PirroBN, Acta1061, 310, 18.4.1488: résign. par Verdure, proc. de Jo. de Weerde, de la chap. S Vast de l’aglise de Marchies, qui passe à Antoine Savary. Licet abs. 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 Savary, 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_01319 Surname Baude Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Baude Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1479 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1501 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Mentionné dans éxéc. 4G1384: Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494. PirroBN, acta1061, 122v: absent le 21.2.1481.  Planchart : Jehan Baulde (Baude, Baule, Balduinus), tenorist: was a small vicar from 15 January 1479 to 02 Jul1492 [LAN, 7472 (1478-79), 5v; (1491-92), 8r]. On 21 February 1480 the parish church of Ruacourt, which was at the collation of the chapter, was granted to him on the death Jehan [blank] [CBM 1061, 122v]. At some point he had collated the parish church of Ohain, which he extanched for that Planchenort with Jehan le Verdure on 22 June 1490 [CBM 1061, 367r]. On 12 October 1490 the chapter granted him an unnamed chaplaincy in the cathedral vacant on the death of Antoine Boubers [CBM 1061, 379v]. He probably joined the grand community of chaplain in 1491-92 (account lost), for he appears in the lists from 1492-93 on [LAN, 4G 6974, 31v] and is still in the lists for 1500-01 [LAN, 4G 6985, 23v]. check Wegman BSCE Baude, Johannes ± Jean Baudouin? fl. 1474-86. Pet.vic. CambraiC WrightC 212. Wegman BSCE Baudouin, Jean [Baudewyn; Bauwens, Bauwin] ± Johannes Baude? DoorCQ. 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 Baude, 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_01318 Surname Crasponnet Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Crasponnet Variant name Craspourneant Craspournient Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1465 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1512 Biography Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Crasponnet (2/13); 1486-n.n. Pirro1926, p.195: concubinage en 1485, ne doit pas crier si haut plus fort que les autres, ce qui “déplaît aux auditeurs (mai 1498). Non nommé dans les Noces de Magdaleine de Laidin. HagghCrispijne signale que le nom de Crapournet est encore mentionné en 1512 et signale l’apparition de son prénom en 1490 / 1494.  Planchart Jehan Craspournient: was from Hainaut and served as small vicar from 29 March 1465 to 14 May 1466 and from 15 August 1469 to 10 September 1476 [LAN, 4G 7463, 6r; 4G 7464, 6r; 4G 7568, 5v; 4G 7472 (1476-77), 4v]. He became a member of the grand community of chaplains 1475-76 [LAN, 4G 6948, 12v] until 1485-86 [LAN, 6967, 42v], when his chaplaincy of St. Elizabeth went to Pierre Mignot in exchange for Pierre’s grand vicariate on 29 August 1485 [CBM 1061, 227r]. On 13 March 1500 he collated the parish church of Amieux resigned by Jehan L’Abbé [CBM 1064, 239v]. On 28 July 1405 he was made a canon ex dono capituli following the death of Martin Tranchet [LAN, 4G 4700, 17r; CBM 1046, 114v]. His will no longer survives, but it was in the cathedral archive in the 17th century when a catalogue was made [LAN, 4G 1177], which lists it with a death date of 03 March 1513 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 Crasponnet, 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_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_01316 Surname Mons (de) Given Name Martin Given Name Surname Martin de Mons Gender Male Date of death Start 1509-1-3 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1474 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1509 Biography Pirro1926, p195. Acusé d’avoir séduit 2 filles dans l’année en 1489. En 1499, les femmes de Cambrai se plaignent au chapitre de ne plus oser passer devant sa maison tant lui et ses compagnons les agressent quand elles passent. Inventaire et compte ADN4G1835. Comptes des petits vicaire (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Martin (1/13); 1486 (1/15); 1495 (1/13); 1506-n.n. Non nommé dans les Noces de Magdaleine de Laidin. 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 Mons (de), Martin (…-3 Jan. 1509) 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_01315 Surname Cobe Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon Cobe Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1468 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1498 Biography Premier enfant de chœur ds la liste non datée Pirro1926, p.191: Simonet Cobe..  PirroBN, cptes fabr/aumônes (G1469) 1468/69: A la mère de Simonetus Cobe, enf. de ch. BouckaertDouaiSA: Simonet le Mangnier en 1441/42. A sa place dans le cpte suivant (1445/46) figure Simonet Laloux, Simon en 1446/47, abs en 1448/49, Simon en 1450/51 et 1452/53, il ne reparaît pas avant 1459/60 (Simon Laloux). Un Haquinet le Mangnier présent en continu depuis 1438 est appelé Haquinet Laloux en 1445/46, Johannes Laloux en 1446/47 et 1448/49. Son absence en 1450/51 peut s’expliquer par la présence d’un “Cobe”. Jo. Laloux est ensuite nommé en 1452/53 et dans tous les cptes jusqu’en 1478/79 (principaux sauts documentaires 1464-65 et 1470-77).  Le pbme de la nébuleuse complexe Laloux / Manier / Multoris / Cobe est donc de savoir à qui correspondent les “Cobe” des documents de Cambrai : PirroBN Cpte fabr/aumône (G1446) 1442/43: 3 juin : Calays. Adam. Hocquet. Cobe. Philippe Bruneti. Symon Miellet. Jo. Venisse. Petrus du Wez, pv. Cptes pv (Wright1976, p.212): 1474: Cobe (13/13); 1486-n.n. Cptes éxéc. de Carvent dit le Voiturier* † 1492, de Jean Marcotte l'aîné* †1498 (Cobe). “Quobé” nommé dans les Noces de Magdaleine de Laidin de Molinet. Wegman BSCE: Cobe fl.1474. Pet.vic. CambraiC WrightC 212. Bibliography Wright 1976 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 Cobe, 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_01314 Surname Marcotte Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Marcotte le jeune Variant name le jeune Gender Male Date of death Start 1510-12-27 Period of activity (beginning) Qualif circa Period of activity (beginning) Start 1490 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1510 Biography Deux Jean Marcotte furent chapelains à Cambrai, le premier décédé le 20.7.1498, oncle du second qui était à Rome au moment du décès de son oncle et dont le décès est enregistré le 27.12.1510. Un Pierre Marcotte, frère de Jean le jeune, tous deux fils de Gilles, frère de Jean l’aîné, est également mentionné, mais sans lien direct avec la vie musicale cambrésienne. Malgré la mention cambrésienne de son séjour romain, il n’a pas été relevé dans les listes de la chap. pontif. par Sherr1975. 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 Marcotte, Jean (…-27 Dec. 1510) 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_01313 Surname Marcotte Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Marcotte l’aîné Variant name l'aîné Gender Male Date of death Start 1498-7-20 Period of activity (beginning) Start 1494 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1498 Cities_Standardized_ID Cities_Standardized_0430 Workplace Cambrai Institution_ID Institution_0049 Institution Cathédrale de Cambrai Biography Deux Jean Marcotte furent chapelains à Cambrai, le premier décédé le 20.7.1498, oncle du second qui était à Rome au moment du décès de son oncle et dont le décès est enregistré le 27.12.1510. Un Pierre Marcotte, frère de Jean le jeune, tous deux fils de Gilles, frère de Jean l’aîné, est également mentionné, mais sans lien direct avec la vie musicale cambrésienne. Mentionné dans éxéc. 4G1384: Jehan de le Capelle, pbre chanonne de ND de C. † 2.9.1494 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 Marcotte, Jean (…-20 Jul. 1498) 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_01312 Surname Prévôt Given Name Barthélémy Given Name Surname Barthélémy Prévôt Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1474 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1501 Biography En 1474 (ADN, B2103 n°67525): “A mes treshonorables mess. de la chambre des comptes, Supplie tres humblement votre humble orateur Berthelmy Prevost, prebstre chapelain de l'eglise Nre Dame d'Arras, comme il soit ainsy que a cause de sadite chapelle fondee par feue de noble memoire madame Elizabeth en son vivant contesse de Flandres et de Vertmandois, du gré, licence, consentement et authorité de feu aussi noble memoire Philippe conte desdits contés son mari, il eust et aist droit de prendre aid et perchevoir pour la fondation et dotation d'icelle chapelle en et sur le travers de Peronne chascun an la somme de 20£ monnoye courante a St Quentin au jour et terme de la purification Nre Dame et 10s pour le luminaire de ladite chappelle…” Lettres éxécutoires de la chapelle royale de France le 28 juillet 1486 (Perkins1984, p.552): Cantores-capellani… Bartholomeus Prepositi, chanoine d’Arras attend un bénéfice à la cathédrale d’Amiens. Chanoine de Saint Barthélémy de Béthune en 1496-98 (ADN, B 14740-42) En janvier 1501:… “lre de collation de la prebende de Saint Berthelmy a Bethune, vacant par resignation et permutation faicte par ße Berthelmi Prevost, pbre, ou prouffit de ße Pierre le Maes, aussi pbre… 6£.” (AGR, CC20395, f. 2v) WegmanBiblio. Un Johannes Praepositi fut actif à rome et Ferrare en 1449-50. Haggh1999 signale que Philippe Caron*, pendant son séjour à Bruxelles, fut procureur de Guillaume Pesin* (1489) et de Guillaume Prévôt (1490). 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 Prévôt, Barthélémy (…-…) 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_01311 Surname Bidault Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean Bidault Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1477 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1477 Biography ADN, B2114 (1477), n°68240 : " Je sire Jehan Bidault, prebstre chappellain de la chappelle du beghinaige situee en la ville de Beaumont en Hainaut… " 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 Bidault, 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_01310 Surname Stourmy Given Name Nicole Given Name Surname Nicole Stourmy Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1477 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1485 Biography ADN, B2114 (1477), n°68239 : " Je, sire Nicol Stourmy, prebstre chappellain de la cappelle Nre Dame situee en la … de Villers ou saut de Chimay… " Le 15.6.1485 un Nicolaus Stournip devient chanoine de St-Jean l’Évangéliste de Liège par permutation de sa chap. St Nicolas de l’église paroissiale de Houchin avec Guillaume de Sanctis (Annatarum, n°63) Pas de mention repérée ds Saucier 2005. 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 Stourmy, Nicole (…-…) 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_01309 Surname Nicolle Given Name Pierre Given Name Surname Pierre Nicolle Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1473 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1473 Biography ADN, B2097 (1473), n°67255 : " Je Pierre Nicolle, bien amé presbstre receveur de la chappelle St Jacques scituee en l'eglise Ste Waudrut a Mons confesse avoir receu… 33s 9d blans a cause… rente héritable… " 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 Nicolle, Pierre (…-…) 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_01308 Surname Gargan Given Name Jacques Given Name Surname Jacques Gargan Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1473 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1473 Biography B2097 (1473) n°67251 : "Je, Jacques Gargan, presbstre licencié es ars, chanoine de St Martin en Hesdin, chappellain de la chappelle du chastel d'illecq et receveur d'icelle chappelle confesse avoir receu… 16£ parisis… de rente heritable… " 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 Gargan, Jacques (…-…) 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_01307 Surname George Given Name Jean Given Name Surname Jean George Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1470 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1481 Biography Ce nom de Jehan George figure dans le rôle des bénéfices de la cour dressé vers 1480-81, pour les prébendes de Soignies, (4e/4), de La Haye (4e/5), de Middelbourg (4e/5) et de Lillers (2e/6). 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 George, 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_01306 Surname Attaingnant Given Name Simon Given Name Surname Simon Attaingnant Gender Male Period of activity (beginning) Start 1481 Period of activity (ending) Qualif 1503 Biography Le nom de cette personne est inscrit en 3e et dernière position sur le rôle de bénéfices de 1481 pour les prébendes de Condé, après Busnoys et Nicodemus. Ses liens exacts avec la cour de Bourgogne sont inconnus, mais il figure à Rome dans l’entourage du nouveau cardinal Ferry de Clugny en septembre 1482. Son testament daté du 3 octobre 1503 est conservé dans les archives du chapitre Saint-Amé de Douai (ADN, 1 G 155, testaments (1452-1496). Un Colin Attaingnant figure dans les escroes de Charles le Téméraire en 1470 (avec un Colin Pipelare d’ailleurs), mais à un statut non musical ss doute. En 1495 (1495R, 209v), “Regnault Attaingnant dit Le Rayne” est premier nommé d’une liste d’archers de corps. 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 Attaingnant, Simon (…-…)