Discover how Josquin des Prez developed compositional style during the High Renaissance period. Josquin des Prez followed composers like Du Fay and Ockeghem, and prepared the ground for Palestrina and his contemporaries. As a singer, much of his output is choral, including the secular Chanson. Most of his writing comprised sacred repertoire, such as Mass settings, and his most significant contribution came in the form of the Motet. His style is often homophonic but also frequently imitative. He was also one of the first composers to engage with word painting and with a less melismatic approach. This music appreciation lesson explores an overview of Josquin’s music and the key features of his style, particularly through the window of the Motet.
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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to Josquin Des Prez high Renaissance motets
3:02 - His contribution to music
7:43 - What was Josqiuin about?
11:09 - Domine ne in furore
14:26 - Writing style and technique
21:19 - Psalm text settings
25:54 - An example of one of his motets
26:48 - Analysing the music
32:09 - Conclusion
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