Entraigues

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The attribution to "Entraigues" of eight musical pieces printed in Lyon (1) and by Le Roy & Ballard in Paris (7) attests to the existence of this musician. S. Pogue suggested that he took his name from his birthplace (art. "Entraigues" [S. Pogue] in GMO). This seems plausible, but many places in southern France bear this name of Occitan origin, meaning "between the waters." There is no basis for favoring one over another, including the one proposed by S. Pogue (ibid.).
A papal singer from the early 16th century also used the pseudonym "Entraigues" (most often spelled "Antregues" by officials of the papal administration), probably referring, in this case, to a village near Avignon. Given that these musicians were active more than twenty years apart, it is highly unlikely that they were the same person.

Fiala David

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Composer
Gender

Male

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Musical source

Composer
1547/1559
Paris (France)

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No variant.

Associated people

Pierre de Vian alias Antregues (very unlikely identification)

Bibliography

[BLRB [Lesure & Thibault 1955]]

Lesure, F. et Thibault, G., 1955, Bibliographie des éditions d’Adrian Le Roy et Robert Ballard (1551-1598), Paris http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375654013/PUBLIC.

[GMO]

S. d., Grove Music Online, Grove Music Online https://www.oxfordmusiconline.com/grovemusic/grovemusic/ (consulté le 5 avril 2025).

[JM [Pogue 1969]]

Pogue, S. F., 1969, Jacques Moderne: Lyons music printer of the sixteenth century, Genève.

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Prosopography of Renaissance Singers

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David Fiala - Project manager ; Biography author

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Fiala David, Entraigues, in RicercarDataLab [https://ricercardatalab.cesr.univ-tours.fr/people/3164/] (accessed 07 October 2026).

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fl. 1547/1559

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