Galfridus de Anglia

fl. circa 1460

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Biography

Composer only known by the attributions of two two-voice songs on Italian texts in the Porto Chansonnier (P-Pm 714). They set the first and 12th stanzas of a poem by the Ferrarese poet Girolamo Nigrisoli, lamenting the departure from Ferrara of Isotta d'Este, apparently at her first marriage in May 1444.

He might be a relative of Robertus de Anglia whose two songs, also on Italian texts, are also included in the same chansonnier.

Fiala David

See also:

Grove Online

Information

  • Roles

    Composer

  • Gender

    Male

Events

(YYYY-MM-DD)
Geographical origins

England (United Kingdom)

Musical source

Composer
circa 1460
Ferrara (Italy)


Comments: Attribution of 2 songs on Italian texts in the Porto Chansonnier (P-Pm, 714, c. 1460). Since they set poems related to Isotta d'Este, one assume they might have been composed in Ferrara.

Associated works

2 in database

  • Che faro io dolorosa Composer
  • Io zemo suspiro Composer
  • Che faro io dolorosa Composer
  • Io zemo suspiro Composer

Variant names

Walter

Associated people

Robertus de Anglia (Unknow but possible family connection)

Bibliography

[Fallows 1981]

Fallows, D., 1981, Robertus de Anglia and the Oporto Song Collection, dans I. Bent (éd.), Source Materials and the Interpretation of Music: a Memorial Volume to Thurston Dart, London, p. 99‑128 https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/mono/10.4324/9781003557005-3/robertus-de-anglia-oporto-song-collection-david-fallows.

Contributors

David Fiala - Project manager ; Biography author

Clemens Goldberg - Scientific editor

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