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   Azpeitia, Spain. Died. 1523 (aged 60–61) Azpeitia, Spain. Occupation. Composer. Juan de Anchieta (1462 – 1523) was a leading Spanish Basque composer of the Renaissance, at the Royal Court Chaplaincy in Granada of Queen Isabel I of Castile .

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   Juan de Anchieta (Azpeitia, Guipúzcoa, ca. 1462 - 30 de julio de 1523), sacerdote y compositor español del Renacimiento, fue uno de los mayores exponentes de la polifonía religiosa y profana en España desde finales del siglo XV hasta principios del XVI. No confundir con el escultor Juan de Ancheta.

   Número	Obra	Voces	Forma Musical
   1	Con amores, la mi madre	4	villancico
   2	Donsella, madre de Dios	3	villancico
   3	Dos ánades, madre	3	villancico
   4	En memoria d’Alixandre	4	romance

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4. www.eresbil.eus › sites › anchietaBiografía - Juan de Anchieta

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   JUAN DE ANCHIETA (1450/60-1523) We stand separated by 500 years from the twilight of the life of one of the most prominent musical figures of the Iberian Peninsula—a musician hailing from the valley of Iraurgi, nestled in the heart of the province of Gipuzkoa.

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   When did Juan de Anchieta die?

   • In the twilight years of his life, Juan de Anchieta sought solace in retirement in his hometown of Azpeitia, grappling with illness. He ultimately breathed his last on July 30, 1523, within the confines of Azpeitia.

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   Where did Juan de Anchieta grow up?

   • Born in Azpeitia during the 1450s or 1460s, as deduced from recent research, Juan de Anchieta’s early education remains shrouded in uncertainty, though speculation points toward potential musical studies at the University of Salamanca. Following family tradition, he was destined for a vocation within the church.

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   How many works of Juan de Anchieta survive?

   • Some thirty of Juan de Anchieta's compositions survive, among them two complete Masses, two Magnificats, a Salve Regina, four attributed Passion settings, with other sacred works and four compositions with Spanish texts. The two Masses and many motets which survived, show extensive use of plainsong and much chordal writing.

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   What makes Anchieta a great composer?

   • ‘Anchieta’s masses, motets, and magnificats exhibit an effortless and correct craftsmanship, devoid of the pursuit of difficulty for its own sake. While he may not have attained the heights of his contemporary Josquin des Prés, Anchieta’s music exudes a notable expressiveness, rendering it remarkably engaging.’

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6. concentusmn.org › juan-de-anchietaJuan de Anchieta | Concentus Musicus Minnesota

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   Juan de Anchieta. Juan de Anchieta was born c. 1462 in Azpeitia, near San Sebastian in N. Spain to a prominent Basque family. By 1489 he was a singer in Isabella’s chapel and music master to Prince Juan. About 1500 he took holy orders, received benefices at Salamanca and Granada, and was named Rector of a parish in Azpeitia, yet continued his ...

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   Sep 30, 2011 · Juan de Anchieta/Joanes Antxieta (Azpeitia-Guipuzcoa, 1462-1523) Intérpretes: The Sixteen & Harry Christophers (CANCIONERO DE PALACIO) Con amores, la mi madre, con amores me dormí. Así...

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     MAGNIFICAT (Sexti toni) - Juan de Anchieta (c.1462 - 1523)

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     Juan de Anchieta (?): Musica Quid Defles (lament on the death of Alexander Agricola)

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9. www.eresbil.eus › sites › anchietaObras - Juan de Anchieta

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   The accurate identification of Juan de Anchieta’s musical creations could be likened to an ongoing and perpetual “work in progress.”. This is due to the dispersion and diversity of sources that have persisted over 500 years since his passing. The recent scholarly investigations into his life and artistic output contribute to the challenge ...

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    Juan de Ancheta (o Anchieta) [1] (Azpeitia, Guipúzcoa, h. 1533 [2] – Pamplona, Navarra, 30 de noviembre de 1588) fue un escultor español de estilo romanista. Sus obras en madera y alabastro influyeron en el área del actual País Vasco , Navarra , Burgos , La Rioja y Aragón .