Claude Le Jeune

Claude Le Jeune was a Franco-Flemish composer born around 1528 in the Hainaut region who established his career in Paris from the mid-16th century within the late Renaissance, writing chansons, airs and psalm settings. Associated with the practice of musique mesurée and close text-setting, he helped develop measured song and refined polyphonic techniques that linked secular chanson traditions with psalmody and other sacred repertories within the French cultural milieu.

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Autant En Emporte Le Vent

Le Printemps

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Meslanges : Chanson & fantaisies de violes (Ensemble Clément Janequin & Ensemble Les Éléments)

Le Printans

Missa Ad Placitum / Magnificat

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Airs et psaumes mesurés à l'antique

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Le Jeune : Octonaires de la vanité & inconstance du monde

The Treasures of Claude Le Jeune

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Mon Dieu Me Paist: Psalms by Claude Le Jeune

The music prints of Christophe Plantin

Le Printemps

Muze honorons l’ilustre & grand Henry

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