Jean Coulommiers

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Biography

Chapel of Burgundy, 1384-1399
He joined Philip the Bold’s chapel in Paris on 27.5.1384. In the lists of chaplains, he appears second-last in 1384, but moved up to the middle of the list in 1385 after the promotion of Jean Grosseteste* and Jean Martin* to chaplains, and eventually up to third on the list from 1395 onwards. He held this position until his death on 21 December 1399. C. Wright considers that his nickname "Le Bourgoing" implies Burgundian origins, and that he was hired in Paris (Wright 1979, p. 57, 59, 162, 212-226, refering to F-AD21, B1487, f. 24v for the nickname "Le Bourgoing").

Lee Qing

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Roles

Member of a court chapel (musician)
Gender

Male

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Geographical origins

Burgundy (France)

Musical position

Member of a court chapel (musician)
1384-05-27/1399-12-21
Paris (France)

Patron: Philip the Bold

Institution: Chapelle ducale de Bourgogne, Burgundy (France)

Bibliography: Wright 1979

Death

1399-12-21
Paris (France)

Comments: Place of death unspecified in documentation. Here indicated as the place of the Burgundian chapel at the time of death

Variant names

Colomiers ; Coulomiers ; Jean le Bourgoing

Associated people

Guillaume Le Bourgoing (Unknow but possible family connection)

Bibliography

[Wright 1979]

Wright, C., 1979, Music at the Court of Burgundy, 1364-1419: A Documentary History, Musicological Studies, 28,.

(pp. 57, 59, 162, 212-226)

Archival references

[F-AD 21]

S. d., Archives départementales de Côte-d’Or, FranceArchives https://francearchives.gouv.fr/fr/service/33541 (consulté le 9 février 2025).

Projects

Prosopography of Renaissance Singers

Contributors

David Fiala - Project manager

Qing Lee - Biography author

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