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Introduction
Introduction
During the renaissance and baroque era the Netherlands consisted of the current countries Belgium and the Netherlands. Most lute composers however, lived a large part of their lives in Belgium with a few exception, most famous were: Adrian Willaert (1490 - 1562), Pierre Phalese (1519-1575), Joachim van den Hove (1567–1620), Nicholas Vallet (1583 – 1642) and Jacques de Saint Luc (1616 – 1710).
Composers
Composers
A
A
- Emmanuel Adriaenssen, 1554 - 1604
- Alexander Agricola / Alexander Ackerman, 1486 - 1556, songs
- Jacques Arcadelt, 1507 - 1568, songs
- Philips van Marnix van Sint-Aldegonde, 1540–1598, no compositions survive
C
C
- François Le Cocq, 1685-1729
D
D
- Adrian Denss, fl.1596
H
H
- Joachim van den Hove, 1567–1620
- Gregorio Huwet, 1550 – 1616
I
I
- Gilbert Isbin, 20/21st century
L
L
- Orlande de Lassus, 1530-1594
M
M
- Jean Matelart, 1538 - 1607
O
O
- Jacob Obrecht, 1457-1505
P
P
- Pierre Phalese, 1519-1575
- Josquin des Prez, 1450 – 1521
- Jacob Regnart, 1540-1599
S
S
- Jacques de Saint Luc, 1616 – 1710
- Tielman Susato, c1510-c1570, no video
- Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, 1562-1621
V
V
- Nicholas Vallet, 1583 – 1642
W
W
- Philip van Wilder, 1500 -1554
- Adrian Willaert, 1490 - 1562
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